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27th Edition by Maya Bunik; William W. Hay,
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Chapter 1 - 46 Complete
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,Current xDiagnosis xand xTreatment xPediatrics, x27th xEdition xTest xBank
Table xof xContents:
Chapter x1. xThe xNewborn xInfant
Chapter x2. xChild xDevelopment xand xBehavior
Chapter x3. xAdolescence
Chapter x4. xAdolescent xSubstance xAbuse
Chapter x5. xEating xDisorders
Chapter x6. xChild xand xAdolescent xPsychiatric xDisorders
Chapter x7. xChild xAbuse xand xNeglect
Chapter x8. xAmbulatory x/ xOffice xPediatrics
Chapter x9. xImmunization
Chapter x10. xTravel xMedicine
Chapter x11. xNormal xChildhood xNutrition xand xIts xDisorders
Chapter x12. xEmergencies xand xInjuries
Chapter x13. xPoisoning
Chapter x14. xCritical xCare
Chapter x15. xSkin
Chapter x16. xEye
Chapter x17. xOral xMedicine xand xDentistry
Chapter x18. xEar, xNose, xand xThroat
Chapter x19. xRespiratory xTract xand xMediastinum
Chapter x20. xSleep xMedicine
Chapter x21. xCardiovascular xDiseases
Chapter x22. xGastrointestinal xTract
Chapter x23. xLiver xand xPancreas
Chapter x24. xKidney xand xUrinary xTract
Chapter x25. xNeurologic xand xMuscular xDisorders
Chapter x26. xOrthopedics
Chapter x27. xSports xMedicine
Chapter x28. xRehabilitation xMedicine
Chapter x29. xRheumatic xDiseases
Chapter x30. xHematologic xDisorders
Chapter x31. xNeoplastic xDisease
Chapter x32. xPain xManagement xand xPalliative xCare
Chapter x33. xImmunodeficiency
Chapter x34. xEndocrine xDisorders
Chapter x35. xDiabetes xMellitus
Chapter x36. xInborn xErrors xof xMetabolism
Chapter x37. xGenetics xand xDysmorphology
Chapter x38. xAllergic xDisorders
Chapter x39. xAntimicrobial xTherapy
Chapter x40. xInfections: xViral xand xRickettsial
Chapter x41. xHuman xImmunodeficiency xVirus xInfection
Chapter x42. xInfections: xBacterial xand xSpirochetal
Chapter x43. xInfections: xParasitic xand xMycotic
Chapter x44. xSexually xTransmitted xInfections
Chapter x45. xFluid, xElectrolyte, xand xAcid-Base xDisorders xand xTherapy
Chapter x46. xPediatric xLaboratory xMedicine xand xReference xRanges
,Chapter x1: xThe xNewborn xInfant
Current xDiagnosis xand xTreatment xPediatrics, x27th xEdition xTest xBank
x Multiple xChoice
1. Which xmilestone xis xdevelopmentally xappropriate xfor xa x2-month-old xinfant xwhen xthe xnurse
pulls xthe xinfant xto xa xsitting xposition?
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a. Head xlag xis xpresent xwhen xthe xinfants xtrunk xis xlifted.
b. The xinfant xis xable xto xsupport xthe xhead xwhen xthe xtrunk xis xlifted.
c. The xinfant xis xbriefly xable xto xhold xthe xhead xerect.
d. The xinfant xis xfully xable xto xsupport xand xhold xthe xhead xin xa xstraight xline.
ANSWER: xC
A x2-month-old xinfant xis xable xto xhold xthe xhead xerect xonly xbriefly xand xcontinues xto xhave
some xhead xlag. xIt xis xnot xuntil x4 xmonths xof xage xthat xthe xinfant xcan xkeep xhis xor xher xhead xin
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a xstraight xline xwhen xpulled xto xa xsitting xposition.
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2. Approximately xwhat xshould xa xnewborn xweigh xat x1 xyear xof xage xif xthe xnewborns xbirth
weight xwas x7 xpounds x6 xounces?
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a. 14 x3/4 xpounds
b. 22 x1/8 xpounds
c. 29 x1/2 xpounds
d. Unable xto xestimate xweight xat x1 xyear
ANSWER: xB
An xinfant xtriples xthe xbirth xweight xby x1 xyear xof xage. xAn xinfant xdoubles xthe xbirth xweight xby
6 xmonths xof xage. xAn xinfant xquadruples xthe xbirth xweight xby x2 xyears xof xage. xWeight xat x6
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months, x1 xyear, xand x2 xyears xof xage xcan xbe xestimated xfrom xthe xbirth xweight.
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, 3. Which xstatement xmade xby xa xparent xwould xbe xconsistent xwith xa xdevelopmental xdelay?
a. I xhave xnoticed xthat xmy x9-month-old xinfant xresponds xconsistently xto xthe
xsound xof xhis xname.
b. I xhave xnoticed xthat xmy x12-month-old xchild xdoes xnot xget xherself xto xa
xsitting xposition xor xpull xto xstand.
c. I xam xso xhappy xwhen xmy x1 x1/2-month-old xinfant xsmiles xat xme.
d. My x5-month-old xinfant xis xnot xrolling xover xin xboth xdirections xyet.
ANSWER: xB
Critical xdevelopmental xmilestones xfor xgross xmotor xdevelopment xin xa x12 xmonth xold xinclude
standing xbriefly xwithout xsupport, xgetting xto xa xsitting xposition, xand xpulling xto xstand. xIf xa x12-
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month- xold xchild xdoes xnot xperform xthese xactivities, xit xmay xbe xindicative xof xa
developmental xdelay. xAn xinfant xwho xresponds xto xhis xname xat x9 xmonths xof xage xis
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demonstrating xabilities xto xboth xhear xand xinterpret xsound. xA xsocial xsmile xis xpresent xby x2
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months xof xage. xRolling xover xin xboth xdirections xis xnot xa xcritical xmilestone xfor xgross xmotor
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development xuntil xthe xchild xreaches x6 xmonths xof xage.
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4. At xa xhealthy x2-month-old xinfants xwell-child xclinic xvisit, xthe xnurse xshould xgive
which ximmunizations?
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a. DTaP, xIPV, xHepB, xHib, xPCV, xrotavirus
b. MMR, xDTaP, xPVC, xand xIPV
c. Hib, xDTaP, xrotavirus, xand xOPV
d. Hib xand xMMR, xIPV, xand xrotavirus
ANSWER: xA
DTaP, xIPV, xHepB, xHib, xPCV, xand xrotavirus xare xthe xappropriate xsequence xof ximmunizations xfor
a xhealthy x2-month-old xinfant. xMMR xis xgiven xat xor xafter x12 xmonths xof xage. xOral xpolio
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vaccine x(OPV) xis xno xlonger xadministered xin xthe xU.S.
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5. The xnurse xadvises xthe xmother xof xa x3-month-old xinfant, xexclusively xbreast-fed, xto:
a. start xgiving xthe xinfant xa xvitamin xD xsupplement.