,Chapter gf1: gfHealth gfStatus gfof gfChildren: gfGlobal gfand gfNational
gf Perspectives
1. Which gfregion gfglobally gfhas gfthe gfhighest gf infant gfmortality gfrate?
A. Indonesia
B. Southern g f Asia
C. SubSaharan g f Africa gfCorrect
D. Syria
2. The gfprimary gfcare gfpediatric gfnurse gfpractitioner gfunderstands gfthat, gfto
gf achieve gfthe
greatest gfworldwide
reduction gfin gfchild gfmortality gffrom gfpneumonia gfand gfdiarrhea, gfwhich gfinterventionis
gf most gfeffective?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimal g f nutrition
C. Vaccinations gfCorrect
D. Water g f purification
3. Which gfis gftrue gfabout gfthe gfhealth gfstatus gfof gfchildren gfin gfthe gfUnited gfStates?
.
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A. Globalism gfhas gfrelatively gflittle gfimpact gfon gfchild gfhealth gfmeasures gfin gfthe gfU.S.
B. Obesity gfrates gfamong gf2to5yearolds gfhave
gf shown gfa gfrecentsignificant
decrease. g f Correct
.
C. The gfrate gfof gfhousehold gfpoverty gfis gflower gfthan gfin gfother
gf economically gfdeveloped gfnations.
D. Young gfchildren gfwho gfattend gfpreschool gfor gfday gfcare gfhave gfhigher
gf food gfinsecurity.
4. The gfprimary gfcare gfpediatric gfnurse gfpractitioner gfunderstands gfthat gfa
gf major gfchild
health gfoutcome gfassociated gfwith gfworldwide gfclimate gfchange gfis
,5. When gfproviding gfwell gfchild gfcare gffor gfan gfinfant gfin gfthe gffirst gfyear gfof
life, gfthe gfprimary
gf
care gfpediatric gfnurse gfpractitioner gfis gfadhering gfto gfthe gfmost gfrecent gfAmerican
gf Academy gfof
PediatricsRecommendations gffor gfPreventive gfPediatric gfHealth gfCare
gf guidelines gfby
A. focusing gfless gfon gfdevelopment gfand gfmore gfon gfillness gfprevention
gf and gfnutrition.
B. following gfguidelines gfestablished gfby gftheBright gfFutures gfpublication.
C. scheduling gfwellbaby gfvisits gfto gfcoincide gfwith
gf key gfdevelopmentalmilestones. gfCorrect
D. seeing gfthe gfinfant gfat gfages gf2, gf4, gf6, gfand gf12 gfmonths gfwhen
gf immunizations gfare gfdue.
Chapter gf2. gf Unique gfIssues gfin gfPediatrics
1. A gfnurse gfis gfexplaining gfthe gftherapeutic gfmilieu gfto gfa gfnew gfnurse. gfThe
gf best gfexplanation gfof gfthis gfterm gfwould gfbe:
1. The gfplace gfwhere gfthe gfchild gfis gfreceiving gfcare.
, 2. Group g f therapy.
3. Personal gfinteractions gfbetween gfpatients gfand gfstaff.
4. All gfof gfthe gfabove gfare
correct. gfANS: gf4
gf
2. A gf16-year-old gfmale gfhas gfreceived gfa gfpink-slip gffrom gfthe gfpolice gffor
gf inpatient gfpsychiatric gftreatment. gfThe gfteen
has gfbeen gfexpressing gfthoughts gfof gfhanging gfhimself gfbecause gfLife gfsucks.
The gfnursing gfstaff gfshould gfconsider
gf
placing gfthe gfchild:
1. With gfpeers.
2. In gfan gfarea gfwhere gfhe gfcan gfbe gfwatched g f one-on-one.
3. With gf a gfroommate gfthat gfis g f expressing gfthe gfsame gfconcerns.
4. In gfan gfarea gfclose gfto gfan gfexternal
gf door. gfANS: gf2
3. Learning gfdisabilities gfin gfchildren gfhave gfscientifically gfbeen gflinked gfto:
1. Poor g f nutrition.
2. The gfenvironment gfin gfwhich gfthe gfchild gflives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watching gfmore gfthan gffour gfhours gfof gftelevision gfa
gf day. gfANS: gf3
4. gfA gfmental gfhealth gfnurse gfhas gfassessed gfa gfchild gfand gfdetermined gfthat gfthe
gf child gfexhibits gfbehavioral gfchallenges.
When gfthe gfschool gfnurse gfexplains gfthis gfto gfa gfteacher, gfthe gfbest gfdescription
gf wouldbe:
.
1. The gfchild gfmay gfexhibit gfphysical gfoutbursts.
2. The gfchild gfmay gfexhibit gfviolence gftoward gfothers.
3. The gfchild gfmay gfbe gfdefiant gfor gfhave gftantrums.
4. The gfchild gfwill gfneed gfspecial gfinterventions gffor
gf learning. gfANS: gf3
5. A gfchild gfthat gfhas gfnot gfexhibited gfenuresis gfin gffour gfyears gfhas
gf exhibited gfthis gfbehavior gfpattern gffor gfthe gflast gfweek.
The gfreason gfa gfchild gfmay gfrevert gfback gfto gfthis gfbehavior gfpattern gfis gfbecause gfof:
1. Hallucinations.
gf Perspectives
1. Which gfregion gfglobally gfhas gfthe gfhighest gf infant gfmortality gfrate?
A. Indonesia
B. Southern g f Asia
C. SubSaharan g f Africa gfCorrect
D. Syria
2. The gfprimary gfcare gfpediatric gfnurse gfpractitioner gfunderstands gfthat, gfto
gf achieve gfthe
greatest gfworldwide
reduction gfin gfchild gfmortality gffrom gfpneumonia gfand gfdiarrhea, gfwhich gfinterventionis
gf most gfeffective?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimal g f nutrition
C. Vaccinations gfCorrect
D. Water g f purification
3. Which gfis gftrue gfabout gfthe gfhealth gfstatus gfof gfchildren gfin gfthe gfUnited gfStates?
.
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A. Globalism gfhas gfrelatively gflittle gfimpact gfon gfchild gfhealth gfmeasures gfin gfthe gfU.S.
B. Obesity gfrates gfamong gf2to5yearolds gfhave
gf shown gfa gfrecentsignificant
decrease. g f Correct
.
C. The gfrate gfof gfhousehold gfpoverty gfis gflower gfthan gfin gfother
gf economically gfdeveloped gfnations.
D. Young gfchildren gfwho gfattend gfpreschool gfor gfday gfcare gfhave gfhigher
gf food gfinsecurity.
4. The gfprimary gfcare gfpediatric gfnurse gfpractitioner gfunderstands gfthat gfa
gf major gfchild
health gfoutcome gfassociated gfwith gfworldwide gfclimate gfchange gfis
,5. When gfproviding gfwell gfchild gfcare gffor gfan gfinfant gfin gfthe gffirst gfyear gfof
life, gfthe gfprimary
gf
care gfpediatric gfnurse gfpractitioner gfis gfadhering gfto gfthe gfmost gfrecent gfAmerican
gf Academy gfof
PediatricsRecommendations gffor gfPreventive gfPediatric gfHealth gfCare
gf guidelines gfby
A. focusing gfless gfon gfdevelopment gfand gfmore gfon gfillness gfprevention
gf and gfnutrition.
B. following gfguidelines gfestablished gfby gftheBright gfFutures gfpublication.
C. scheduling gfwellbaby gfvisits gfto gfcoincide gfwith
gf key gfdevelopmentalmilestones. gfCorrect
D. seeing gfthe gfinfant gfat gfages gf2, gf4, gf6, gfand gf12 gfmonths gfwhen
gf immunizations gfare gfdue.
Chapter gf2. gf Unique gfIssues gfin gfPediatrics
1. A gfnurse gfis gfexplaining gfthe gftherapeutic gfmilieu gfto gfa gfnew gfnurse. gfThe
gf best gfexplanation gfof gfthis gfterm gfwould gfbe:
1. The gfplace gfwhere gfthe gfchild gfis gfreceiving gfcare.
, 2. Group g f therapy.
3. Personal gfinteractions gfbetween gfpatients gfand gfstaff.
4. All gfof gfthe gfabove gfare
correct. gfANS: gf4
gf
2. A gf16-year-old gfmale gfhas gfreceived gfa gfpink-slip gffrom gfthe gfpolice gffor
gf inpatient gfpsychiatric gftreatment. gfThe gfteen
has gfbeen gfexpressing gfthoughts gfof gfhanging gfhimself gfbecause gfLife gfsucks.
The gfnursing gfstaff gfshould gfconsider
gf
placing gfthe gfchild:
1. With gfpeers.
2. In gfan gfarea gfwhere gfhe gfcan gfbe gfwatched g f one-on-one.
3. With gf a gfroommate gfthat gfis g f expressing gfthe gfsame gfconcerns.
4. In gfan gfarea gfclose gfto gfan gfexternal
gf door. gfANS: gf2
3. Learning gfdisabilities gfin gfchildren gfhave gfscientifically gfbeen gflinked gfto:
1. Poor g f nutrition.
2. The gfenvironment gfin gfwhich gfthe gfchild gflives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watching gfmore gfthan gffour gfhours gfof gftelevision gfa
gf day. gfANS: gf3
4. gfA gfmental gfhealth gfnurse gfhas gfassessed gfa gfchild gfand gfdetermined gfthat gfthe
gf child gfexhibits gfbehavioral gfchallenges.
When gfthe gfschool gfnurse gfexplains gfthis gfto gfa gfteacher, gfthe gfbest gfdescription
gf wouldbe:
.
1. The gfchild gfmay gfexhibit gfphysical gfoutbursts.
2. The gfchild gfmay gfexhibit gfviolence gftoward gfothers.
3. The gfchild gfmay gfbe gfdefiant gfor gfhave gftantrums.
4. The gfchild gfwill gfneed gfspecial gfinterventions gffor
gf learning. gfANS: gf3
5. A gfchild gfthat gfhas gfnot gfexhibited gfenuresis gfin gffour gfyears gfhas
gf exhibited gfthis gfbehavior gfpattern gffor gfthe gflast gfweek.
The gfreason gfa gfchild gfmay gfrevert gfback gfto gfthis gfbehavior gfpattern gfis gfbecause gfof:
1. Hallucinations.
