GRADE A+ BURNS - CHAPTER 1: PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE EXAMS AND ANS
1. 1. A NURSE IS EXPLAINING THE THERAPEU- D. THE THERAPEUTIC MILIEU
TIC MILIEU TO A NEW NURSE. THE BEST EX- ENCOM- PASSES THE OVERALL
PLANATION OF THIS TERM WOULD BE: ENVIRONMENT OF CARE, INCLUDING
A. THE PLACE WHERE THE CHILD IS RECEIV- PHYSICAL SPACE, IN- TERACTIONS,
ING CARE. AND GROUP DYNAMICS.
B. GROUP THERAPY.
C. PERSONAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PA-
TIENTS AND STAFF.
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE
2. A 16-YEAR-OLD MALE HAS RECEIVED A
PINK-SLIP FROM THE POLICE FOR INPA- B. ONE-ON-ONE OBSERVATION IS CRITI-
TIENT PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT. THE TEEN CAL FOR SAFETY IN CASES OF SUICIDAL
HAS BEEN EXPRESSING THOUGHTS OF IDEATION.
HANGING HIMSELF BECAUSE "LIFE SUCKS."
THE NURSING STAFF SHOULD CONSIDER
PLACING THE CHILD:
A. WITH PEERS.
B. IN AN AREA WHERE HE CAN BE WATCHED
ONE-ON-ONE.
C. WITH A ROOMMATE THAT IS EXPRESSING
THE SAME CONCERNS.
D. IN AN AREA CLOSE TO AN EXTERNAL
DOOR.
3. 3. LEARNING DISABILITIES IN CHILDREN
HAVE SCIENTIFICALLY BEEN LINKED TO: C. GENETIC FACTORS HAVE BEEN ESTAB-
A. POOR NUTRITION. LISHED AS A SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE ON
B. THE ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THE CHILD LEARNING DISABILITIES.
LIVES.
C. GENETICS.
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D. WATCHING MORE THAN FOUR HOURS OF
TELEVISION A DAY.
4. A MENTAL HEALTH NURSE HAS ASSESSED A C. DEFIANCE AND TANTRUMS ARE COM-
CHILD AND DETERMINED THAT THE CHILD MON INDICATORS OF BEHAVIOURAL
EXHIBITS BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES. WHEN CHALLENGES IN CHILDREN.
THE SCHOOL NURSE EXPLAINS THIS TO A
TEACHER, THE BEST DESCRIPTION WOULD
BE:
A. THE CHILD MAY EXHIBIT PHYSICAL OUT-
BURSTS.
B. THE CHILD MAY EXHIBIT VIOLENCE TO-
WARD OTHERS.
C. THE CHILD MAY BE DEFIANT OR HAVE
TANTRUMS.
D. THE CHILD WILL NEED SPECIAL INTER-
VENTIONS FOR LEARNING.
5. A CHILD THAT HAS NOT EXHIBITED ENURE- D. STRESSFUL EVENTS OR CHANGES IN A
SIS IN FOUR YEARS HAS EXHIBITED THIS CHILD'S LIFE CAN TRIGGER A REVERSION
BEHAVIOUR PATTERN FOR THE LAST WEEK. TO PREVIOUS BEHAVIORS LIKE ENURESIS.
THE REASON A CHILD MAY REVERT BACK TO
THIS BEHAVIOUR PATTERN IS BECAUSE OF:
A. HALLUCINATIONS.
B. BEHAVIOURAL CHALLENGES.
C. DELUSIONS.
D. STRESS.
6. THE PRIMARY CARE PEDIATRIC ARNP IS DIS- B. THE BENEFITS OF THE PROCEDURE
CUSSING NEWBORN CARE WITH PARENTS OUTWEIGH THE RISKS OF THE PROCE-
PRIOR TO THE DELIVERY OF THEIR FIRST DURE: THE BENEFITS OF CIRCUMCISION,
CHILD. WHAT WILL THE ARNP TELL THEM SUCH AS REDUCING THE RISK OF URINARY
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1. 1. A NURSE IS EXPLAINING THE THERAPEU- D. THE THERAPEUTIC MILIEU
TIC MILIEU TO A NEW NURSE. THE BEST EX- ENCOM- PASSES THE OVERALL
PLANATION OF THIS TERM WOULD BE: ENVIRONMENT OF CARE, INCLUDING
A. THE PLACE WHERE THE CHILD IS RECEIV- PHYSICAL SPACE, IN- TERACTIONS,
ING CARE. AND GROUP DYNAMICS.
B. GROUP THERAPY.
C. PERSONAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PA-
TIENTS AND STAFF.
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE
2. A 16-YEAR-OLD MALE HAS RECEIVED A
PINK-SLIP FROM THE POLICE FOR INPA- B. ONE-ON-ONE OBSERVATION IS CRITI-
TIENT PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT. THE TEEN CAL FOR SAFETY IN CASES OF SUICIDAL
HAS BEEN EXPRESSING THOUGHTS OF IDEATION.
HANGING HIMSELF BECAUSE "LIFE SUCKS."
THE NURSING STAFF SHOULD CONSIDER
PLACING THE CHILD:
A. WITH PEERS.
B. IN AN AREA WHERE HE CAN BE WATCHED
ONE-ON-ONE.
C. WITH A ROOMMATE THAT IS EXPRESSING
THE SAME CONCERNS.
D. IN AN AREA CLOSE TO AN EXTERNAL
DOOR.
3. 3. LEARNING DISABILITIES IN CHILDREN
HAVE SCIENTIFICALLY BEEN LINKED TO: C. GENETIC FACTORS HAVE BEEN ESTAB-
A. POOR NUTRITION. LISHED AS A SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE ON
B. THE ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THE CHILD LEARNING DISABILITIES.
LIVES.
C. GENETICS.
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D. WATCHING MORE THAN FOUR HOURS OF
TELEVISION A DAY.
4. A MENTAL HEALTH NURSE HAS ASSESSED A C. DEFIANCE AND TANTRUMS ARE COM-
CHILD AND DETERMINED THAT THE CHILD MON INDICATORS OF BEHAVIOURAL
EXHIBITS BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES. WHEN CHALLENGES IN CHILDREN.
THE SCHOOL NURSE EXPLAINS THIS TO A
TEACHER, THE BEST DESCRIPTION WOULD
BE:
A. THE CHILD MAY EXHIBIT PHYSICAL OUT-
BURSTS.
B. THE CHILD MAY EXHIBIT VIOLENCE TO-
WARD OTHERS.
C. THE CHILD MAY BE DEFIANT OR HAVE
TANTRUMS.
D. THE CHILD WILL NEED SPECIAL INTER-
VENTIONS FOR LEARNING.
5. A CHILD THAT HAS NOT EXHIBITED ENURE- D. STRESSFUL EVENTS OR CHANGES IN A
SIS IN FOUR YEARS HAS EXHIBITED THIS CHILD'S LIFE CAN TRIGGER A REVERSION
BEHAVIOUR PATTERN FOR THE LAST WEEK. TO PREVIOUS BEHAVIORS LIKE ENURESIS.
THE REASON A CHILD MAY REVERT BACK TO
THIS BEHAVIOUR PATTERN IS BECAUSE OF:
A. HALLUCINATIONS.
B. BEHAVIOURAL CHALLENGES.
C. DELUSIONS.
D. STRESS.
6. THE PRIMARY CARE PEDIATRIC ARNP IS DIS- B. THE BENEFITS OF THE PROCEDURE
CUSSING NEWBORN CARE WITH PARENTS OUTWEIGH THE RISKS OF THE PROCE-
PRIOR TO THE DELIVERY OF THEIR FIRST DURE: THE BENEFITS OF CIRCUMCISION,
CHILD. WHAT WILL THE ARNP TELL THEM SUCH AS REDUCING THE RISK OF URINARY
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