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Answer: 2. Toddler
Which of these age Rationale: The incidence of lead poisoning is highest
groups has the highest in late infancy and toddlerhood. Children at this stage
incidence of lead explore the environment and because of their
poisoning? increased level of oral activity, put objects into their
1. Adult mouths. Adults have a greater risk of cardiovascular or
2. Toddler pulmonary disease. Drowning and motor vehicle
3. Adolescent accidents are more common among adolescents.
4. School-age child Bicycle accidents are more common among school-
aged children.
Answer: 1. Through trial-and-error strategies
How do toddlers learn
Rationale: The toddler is developing autonomy, is
self-protection?
curious, and learns self-protection from experience.
1. Through trial-and-error
Toddlerhood play is parallel, not interactive. The
strategies
struggle for autonomy at this age limits learning from
2. By imitating playmates
siblings, even though the toddler attempts to copy
and siblings
their behavior. The toddler is still learning from
3. By obeying orders from
experiences, not from others. The toddler is still
mother and father
attempting to distinguish the self as separate from the
4. By playing with age-
parents; the struggle for autonomy limits learning
appropriate toys and
from parents. Toddlers learn gross and fine motor
puzzles
skills as they play with their toys, not self-protection.
,After the nurse provides Answer: 3. 'I will make sure my child does not get on
education about all-terrain an ATV.'
vehicle (ATV) safety for a Rationale: The American Academy of Pediatrics
parent of a 11-year-old recommends that children under 16 years of age not
child, which statement ride in or operate an ATV. The child should not ride
made by the parent with another adult. When the child is 16 years of age
indicates an and begins riding an ATV, safety gear such as a helmet
understanding of the should be worn and proper safety training should be
information? implemented.
1. 'I will have my child ride
with an adult.'
2. 'I will make sure my
child wears a helmet.'
3. 'I will make sure my
child does not get on an
ATV.'
4. 'I will make sure my
child has had safety
training before he or she
rides.'
, Which parental statement Answer: 4. 'My child should be able to safely ride after
would the nurse recognize being supervised for a couple of weeks.'
as indicating the need for Rationale: Children may not safely be able to ride
further education about their bike within a couple of weeks of learning. The
bicycle safety for a child should be able to place the balls of both feet on
school-aged client? the ground while sitting on the bike. The child should
1. 'My child should be able easily be able to grasp the brake handles and
to place both feet on the squeeze them. The child should always wear the
ground while seated.' appropriate safety equipment while riding his or her
2. 'My child should be able bike.
to easily grasp the brake
handles and squeeze
them.'
3. 'My child will be
required to wear a bicycle
helmet if he or she wants
to ride a bike.'
4. 'My child should be
able to safely ride after
being supervised for a
couple of weeks.'
EFFECTIVE CARES ENVIROMENT INFECTION
CONTROL ACTUAL EXAM NEWEST VERSION
2024-2025 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
|ALREADYGRADED A+
Terms in this set (46)
Answer: 2. Toddler
Which of these age Rationale: The incidence of lead poisoning is highest
groups has the highest in late infancy and toddlerhood. Children at this stage
incidence of lead explore the environment and because of their
poisoning? increased level of oral activity, put objects into their
1. Adult mouths. Adults have a greater risk of cardiovascular or
2. Toddler pulmonary disease. Drowning and motor vehicle
3. Adolescent accidents are more common among adolescents.
4. School-age child Bicycle accidents are more common among school-
aged children.
Answer: 1. Through trial-and-error strategies
How do toddlers learn
Rationale: The toddler is developing autonomy, is
self-protection?
curious, and learns self-protection from experience.
1. Through trial-and-error
Toddlerhood play is parallel, not interactive. The
strategies
struggle for autonomy at this age limits learning from
2. By imitating playmates
siblings, even though the toddler attempts to copy
and siblings
their behavior. The toddler is still learning from
3. By obeying orders from
experiences, not from others. The toddler is still
mother and father
attempting to distinguish the self as separate from the
4. By playing with age-
parents; the struggle for autonomy limits learning
appropriate toys and
from parents. Toddlers learn gross and fine motor
puzzles
skills as they play with their toys, not self-protection.
,After the nurse provides Answer: 3. 'I will make sure my child does not get on
education about all-terrain an ATV.'
vehicle (ATV) safety for a Rationale: The American Academy of Pediatrics
parent of a 11-year-old recommends that children under 16 years of age not
child, which statement ride in or operate an ATV. The child should not ride
made by the parent with another adult. When the child is 16 years of age
indicates an and begins riding an ATV, safety gear such as a helmet
understanding of the should be worn and proper safety training should be
information? implemented.
1. 'I will have my child ride
with an adult.'
2. 'I will make sure my
child wears a helmet.'
3. 'I will make sure my
child does not get on an
ATV.'
4. 'I will make sure my
child has had safety
training before he or she
rides.'
, Which parental statement Answer: 4. 'My child should be able to safely ride after
would the nurse recognize being supervised for a couple of weeks.'
as indicating the need for Rationale: Children may not safely be able to ride
further education about their bike within a couple of weeks of learning. The
bicycle safety for a child should be able to place the balls of both feet on
school-aged client? the ground while sitting on the bike. The child should
1. 'My child should be able easily be able to grasp the brake handles and
to place both feet on the squeeze them. The child should always wear the
ground while seated.' appropriate safety equipment while riding his or her
2. 'My child should be able bike.
to easily grasp the brake
handles and squeeze
them.'
3. 'My child will be
required to wear a bicycle
helmet if he or she wants
to ride a bike.'
4. 'My child should be
able to safely ride after
being supervised for a
couple of weeks.'
