PEDIATRIC ASSESSMENT, FAMILY-CENTERD
CARE & CULTURAL INFLUENCES IN
NURSING EXAM 2026|| ALREADY GRADED A+
What is cultural relativity in pediatric care? - ANSWER-Judging behavior in the
context of the culture rather than by outside standards.
How does culture impact healthcare relationships? - ANSWER-Cultural beliefs
affect perceptions of illness, treatment, and health.
What is the role of social work in nursing? - ANSWER-To provide resources to
relieve family stress and help with community resources.
What is the significance of EBP in clinical practice? - ANSWER-EBP drives
clinical change and helps identify better practices for patient outcomes.
What is the nursing role in family stress situations? - ANSWER-To provide
resources and support to alleviate stressors before reaching a crisis state.
What is the impact of cultural beliefs on mental health? - ANSWER-Different
cultures have varying understandings and approaches to mental health.
What is a bi-nuclear family? - ANSWER-Divorced parents who co-parent
amicably with joint custody.
What is the definition of a polygamous family? - ANSWER-A family structure
with multiple wives or partners living in the same community.
,What is the importance of recognizing diverse family structures? - ANSWER-
To understand the variety of family dynamics and their implications for nursing
care.
What is the standard adult dosing exception criteria? - ANSWER-Patient
weighs over 100 lbs AND is at least 12 years of age.
What equipment is recommended for oral medication administration in young
children? - ANSWER-Oral syringes (pedipops) for accurate dosing.
What are the Seven Rights of Medication? - ANSWER-Right patient, right
medication, right dose, right route, right time, right reason, right documentation.
What is the maximum time frame for administering medications relative to the
scheduled time? - ANSWER-60 minutes before or after the scheduled time.
What medications can nursing students NOT administer? - ANSWER-Insulin,
IV medications, epidural medications, blood products.
What is the conversion factor for 5 mL? - ANSWER-5 mL = 1 tsp.
What is the core philosophy of family-centered care? - ANSWER-The family is
central to the child's well-being and healthcare decisions.
What does family advocacy in nursing involve? - ANSWER-Nurse acts as an
advocate for both patient and family.
What is anticipatory guidance in pediatric care? - ANSWER-Teaching about
upcoming developments and expected changes.
What ethical principle emphasizes 'do no harm'? - ANSWER-Non-Maleficence.
, What is the definition of beneficence in nursing? - ANSWER-'Do good'
principle; act in the patient's best interest.
What does the principle of justice in healthcare mean? - ANSWER-Fairness
principle; treat all people fairly and equitably.
What is the recommended approach to encourage swallowing in young
children? - ANSWER-Offer a pacifier or bottle instead of blowing in their face.
What should be documented after medication administration? - ANSWER-All
seven rights of medication.
What is the goal of EBP in relation to patient outcomes? - ANSWER-To
identify and implement practices that improve patient care and outcomes.
What is cupping in Vietnamese practices? - ANSWER-A method where heated
glass cups are placed on the skin to create suction, believed to draw out illness.
What is coining in Vietnamese culture? - ANSWER-A practice using a coin to
rub down a child's skin, creating marks from pressure to draw out illness.
What nursing consideration should be taken when observing cupping or
coining? - ANSWER-Assess thoroughly to differentiate between cultural
practices and potential abuse.
What hand is considered 'dirty' in Muslim hygiene practices? - ANSWER-The
left hand.
What dietary restrictions do Muslims follow? - ANSWER-No pork; specific
halal meat preparation.
CARE & CULTURAL INFLUENCES IN
NURSING EXAM 2026|| ALREADY GRADED A+
What is cultural relativity in pediatric care? - ANSWER-Judging behavior in the
context of the culture rather than by outside standards.
How does culture impact healthcare relationships? - ANSWER-Cultural beliefs
affect perceptions of illness, treatment, and health.
What is the role of social work in nursing? - ANSWER-To provide resources to
relieve family stress and help with community resources.
What is the significance of EBP in clinical practice? - ANSWER-EBP drives
clinical change and helps identify better practices for patient outcomes.
What is the nursing role in family stress situations? - ANSWER-To provide
resources and support to alleviate stressors before reaching a crisis state.
What is the impact of cultural beliefs on mental health? - ANSWER-Different
cultures have varying understandings and approaches to mental health.
What is a bi-nuclear family? - ANSWER-Divorced parents who co-parent
amicably with joint custody.
What is the definition of a polygamous family? - ANSWER-A family structure
with multiple wives or partners living in the same community.
,What is the importance of recognizing diverse family structures? - ANSWER-
To understand the variety of family dynamics and their implications for nursing
care.
What is the standard adult dosing exception criteria? - ANSWER-Patient
weighs over 100 lbs AND is at least 12 years of age.
What equipment is recommended for oral medication administration in young
children? - ANSWER-Oral syringes (pedipops) for accurate dosing.
What are the Seven Rights of Medication? - ANSWER-Right patient, right
medication, right dose, right route, right time, right reason, right documentation.
What is the maximum time frame for administering medications relative to the
scheduled time? - ANSWER-60 minutes before or after the scheduled time.
What medications can nursing students NOT administer? - ANSWER-Insulin,
IV medications, epidural medications, blood products.
What is the conversion factor for 5 mL? - ANSWER-5 mL = 1 tsp.
What is the core philosophy of family-centered care? - ANSWER-The family is
central to the child's well-being and healthcare decisions.
What does family advocacy in nursing involve? - ANSWER-Nurse acts as an
advocate for both patient and family.
What is anticipatory guidance in pediatric care? - ANSWER-Teaching about
upcoming developments and expected changes.
What ethical principle emphasizes 'do no harm'? - ANSWER-Non-Maleficence.
, What is the definition of beneficence in nursing? - ANSWER-'Do good'
principle; act in the patient's best interest.
What does the principle of justice in healthcare mean? - ANSWER-Fairness
principle; treat all people fairly and equitably.
What is the recommended approach to encourage swallowing in young
children? - ANSWER-Offer a pacifier or bottle instead of blowing in their face.
What should be documented after medication administration? - ANSWER-All
seven rights of medication.
What is the goal of EBP in relation to patient outcomes? - ANSWER-To
identify and implement practices that improve patient care and outcomes.
What is cupping in Vietnamese practices? - ANSWER-A method where heated
glass cups are placed on the skin to create suction, believed to draw out illness.
What is coining in Vietnamese culture? - ANSWER-A practice using a coin to
rub down a child's skin, creating marks from pressure to draw out illness.
What nursing consideration should be taken when observing cupping or
coining? - ANSWER-Assess thoroughly to differentiate between cultural
practices and potential abuse.
What hand is considered 'dirty' in Muslim hygiene practices? - ANSWER-The
left hand.
What dietary restrictions do Muslims follow? - ANSWER-No pork; specific
halal meat preparation.
