Wong's Nursing Care Of Infants And Children 12th Edition By Hockenberry Test Bank
,Chapter 01: Perspectives of Pediatric Nursing
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Hockenberry: Wong’s Nursing Care of Infants and Children, 12th E
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Dition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
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1. What Is the Major Cause Of Death For Children In The United States?
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a. Heart disease 2
b. Childhood Cancer
c. Injuries
d. Congenitalanomalies
ANS: C
Unintentional Injuries (Accidents) Are The Leading cause Of Death After Age 1 Year Through 2
Adolescence. The Leading cause Of Death For Those Younger Than 1 Year Is Congenital Anomalies,
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And Childhood Cancers And h Eart Disease Cause A Significantly Lower Percentage Of Deaths In
2
Children Older Than 1 Yearof Age. 2
DIF: Cognitive Level: Understanding
TOP: Nursing Process: Planning MSC: Client Needs: Health Promotio 2
N And Maintenance
2. Parents Of A Hospitalized Toddler Ask The nurse, ―What Is Meant 2
Byfamily- Centered Care?‖ The Nurseshould Respond With Which
Statement?
a. Family-Centered care reduces The Effect Of Cultural Diversityon the Family.
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b. Family-Centered care Encourages Familydependence On the Health Care system.
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c. Family-Centered Care Recognizes That The Familyis the Constant In A Child‘S Life. 2
d. Family-Centered care Avoids Expecting Families To Be Part of The
2 2
Decision- Makingprocess.
ANS: C
The Three Key Components Of Family-Centered Care Are Respect, Collaboration, And support. 2
Family- Centered Care Recognizes The Family As The Constant In The Child‘S Life. The Family
Should be Enabled And E Mpowered To Work With The Health Care System and Is Expected To Be
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Part Of The Decision-
Makingprocess. The Nurse Should Also Support The Family‘S Cultural Diversity, Not Reduce Its Effect.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Applying2
TOP: Nursing Process: Implementationmsc: Client Needs: Health Promotio 2 2
N And Maintenance
3. Evidence-Based Practice (EBP), A Decision-Making model, Is Best Described As Which? 2
a. Using information In textbooks To Guide care
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b. Combining Knowledge With Clinical Experience And Intuition
c. Using a professional Code Of Ethics As A Means for Decision Making
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d. Gathering All Evidence That Applies To the Child‘S Health And Familysituation 2
ANS: B
EBP Helps Focus On Measurable Outcomes; The Use Of Demonstrated, Effective Interventions; And
Questioni Ng The Best Approach. EBP Involves Decision Making Based on The Integration Of The 2
Bestresearch Evidence Combined With Clinical Expertise And Patient Values.
,Wong's Nursing Care of Infants and Children 12th Edition by Hockenberry Test Bank
2
DIF: Cognitive Level: Remembering
2
TOP: Nursing Process: Planning MSC: Client Needs: Safe and Effectiv2 2
E Care Environment
4. The Nurse Is Talking to A Group Of Parents of School-Age Children At An After-
2 2
School Program Aboutchildhood Health Problems. Which Statement Should The Nurse Include In The T
Eaching?
a. Childhoodobesityis The Most Common nutritionalproblem Among Children. 2
b. Immunization Rates Arethe Same Among Children Of Different Races And Ethnicity.
c. Dental Caries Is Not A problem Commonlyseen In children Since The
2 2
Introduction offluor Inated Water.
2
d. Mental Health Problems Are Typicallynot Seen In
School- Age Children But May Bediagnosed In 2
Adolescents.
ANS: A
When Teaching parents Of School-
2
Age Children About Childhood Health Problems, The Nurse should Include Information 2
About childhood obe Sity Because it Is The Most common Problem Among Children And is Associated
2 2 2 2 2
With Type 2 Diabetes. Teachi Ng Parents About Ways To Prevent Obesity Is Important To include. 2
Immunization Rates differ Depending On T He Child‘S Race And Ethnicity; Dental Caries
2
Continuesto be A Common Chronic Disease In Childhood; And Me Ntal Health Problems Are Seen
2
In children As Young As School Age, Not Just In Adolescents.
2
DIF: Cognitive Level: Applying
2
TOP: Integrated Process: Teaching/Learningmsc: Client Needs: Health Promotio
N And Maintenance
5. The Nurse Is Planning Care For A Hospitalized Preschool-
Aged Child. Which Should The Nurse Plan Toensure Atraumatic Care?
a. Limit Explanation Ofprocedures Because The Child Is Preschool Aged.
b. Ask That All Family Members Leave The Roomwhen Performing Procedures.
c. Allow The Child To Choose The Type Of Juice To drink With The Administration Of 2
Oralmedi Cations.
d. Explain That EMLA Cream Cannot Be Used For The Morning Lab Draw Because
Thereis N Ot Time for It To Be effective. 2 2
ANS: C
The Overriding Goal In Providing atraumatic Care Is First, Do No Harm. Allowing the Child, A Choice
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Ofjuic E To Drink when Taking Oral Medications Provides The Child With A Sense Of Control. The
2
Preschoolchild S Hould Be Prepared Before Procedures, So Limiting Explanations Of Procedures
Would Increase Anxiety. T He Familyshould be Allowed To Staywith The child during Procedures,
2 2 2
Minimizing Stress.
2
Lidocaine/Prilocaine (EMLA) Cream Is A Topical Local Anesthetic. The Nurse Should plan To Use
2 2
The prescribed c Ream In Time For Morning Laboratorydraws To Minimize Pain.
2 2
DIF: Cognitive Level: Applying
TOP: Nursing Process: Planning MSC: Client Needs: Health Promotio 2
N And Maintenance
6. Which Situation denotes A Nontherapeutic Nurse–Patient–Familyrelationship?
2
a. The Nurse Is planning to read A favorite Fairytale To A patient.
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b. During Shift Report, The Nurse Is Criticizing parents For Not Visiting Their Child. 2
c. The Nurse Is discussing with A Fellow Nurse The Emotional Draw To A Certain Patient.
2 2
, Wong's Nursing Care of Infants and Children 12th Edition by Hockenberry Test Bank
2
d. The Nurse Is Working With A Familyto Find Ways To Decrease The
Family‘Sdependence O N Health Care Providers.
,Chapter 01: Perspectives of Pediatric Nursing
2 2 2 2 2
Hockenberry: Wong’s Nursing Care of Infants and Children, 12th E
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Dition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
2
1. What Is the Major Cause Of Death For Children In The United States?
2
a. Heart disease 2
b. Childhood Cancer
c. Injuries
d. Congenitalanomalies
ANS: C
Unintentional Injuries (Accidents) Are The Leading cause Of Death After Age 1 Year Through 2
Adolescence. The Leading cause Of Death For Those Younger Than 1 Year Is Congenital Anomalies,
2 2
And Childhood Cancers And h Eart Disease Cause A Significantly Lower Percentage Of Deaths In
2
Children Older Than 1 Yearof Age. 2
DIF: Cognitive Level: Understanding
TOP: Nursing Process: Planning MSC: Client Needs: Health Promotio 2
N And Maintenance
2. Parents Of A Hospitalized Toddler Ask The nurse, ―What Is Meant 2
Byfamily- Centered Care?‖ The Nurseshould Respond With Which
Statement?
a. Family-Centered care reduces The Effect Of Cultural Diversityon the Family.
2 2 2
b. Family-Centered care Encourages Familydependence On the Health Care system.
2 2 2
c. Family-Centered Care Recognizes That The Familyis the Constant In A Child‘S Life. 2
d. Family-Centered care Avoids Expecting Families To Be Part of The
2 2
Decision- Makingprocess.
ANS: C
The Three Key Components Of Family-Centered Care Are Respect, Collaboration, And support. 2
Family- Centered Care Recognizes The Family As The Constant In The Child‘S Life. The Family
Should be Enabled And E Mpowered To Work With The Health Care System and Is Expected To Be
2 2
Part Of The Decision-
Makingprocess. The Nurse Should Also Support The Family‘S Cultural Diversity, Not Reduce Its Effect.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Applying2
TOP: Nursing Process: Implementationmsc: Client Needs: Health Promotio 2 2
N And Maintenance
3. Evidence-Based Practice (EBP), A Decision-Making model, Is Best Described As Which? 2
a. Using information In textbooks To Guide care
2 2 2
b. Combining Knowledge With Clinical Experience And Intuition
c. Using a professional Code Of Ethics As A Means for Decision Making
2 2 2
d. Gathering All Evidence That Applies To the Child‘S Health And Familysituation 2
ANS: B
EBP Helps Focus On Measurable Outcomes; The Use Of Demonstrated, Effective Interventions; And
Questioni Ng The Best Approach. EBP Involves Decision Making Based on The Integration Of The 2
Bestresearch Evidence Combined With Clinical Expertise And Patient Values.
,Wong's Nursing Care of Infants and Children 12th Edition by Hockenberry Test Bank
2
DIF: Cognitive Level: Remembering
2
TOP: Nursing Process: Planning MSC: Client Needs: Safe and Effectiv2 2
E Care Environment
4. The Nurse Is Talking to A Group Of Parents of School-Age Children At An After-
2 2
School Program Aboutchildhood Health Problems. Which Statement Should The Nurse Include In The T
Eaching?
a. Childhoodobesityis The Most Common nutritionalproblem Among Children. 2
b. Immunization Rates Arethe Same Among Children Of Different Races And Ethnicity.
c. Dental Caries Is Not A problem Commonlyseen In children Since The
2 2
Introduction offluor Inated Water.
2
d. Mental Health Problems Are Typicallynot Seen In
School- Age Children But May Bediagnosed In 2
Adolescents.
ANS: A
When Teaching parents Of School-
2
Age Children About Childhood Health Problems, The Nurse should Include Information 2
About childhood obe Sity Because it Is The Most common Problem Among Children And is Associated
2 2 2 2 2
With Type 2 Diabetes. Teachi Ng Parents About Ways To Prevent Obesity Is Important To include. 2
Immunization Rates differ Depending On T He Child‘S Race And Ethnicity; Dental Caries
2
Continuesto be A Common Chronic Disease In Childhood; And Me Ntal Health Problems Are Seen
2
In children As Young As School Age, Not Just In Adolescents.
2
DIF: Cognitive Level: Applying
2
TOP: Integrated Process: Teaching/Learningmsc: Client Needs: Health Promotio
N And Maintenance
5. The Nurse Is Planning Care For A Hospitalized Preschool-
Aged Child. Which Should The Nurse Plan Toensure Atraumatic Care?
a. Limit Explanation Ofprocedures Because The Child Is Preschool Aged.
b. Ask That All Family Members Leave The Roomwhen Performing Procedures.
c. Allow The Child To Choose The Type Of Juice To drink With The Administration Of 2
Oralmedi Cations.
d. Explain That EMLA Cream Cannot Be Used For The Morning Lab Draw Because
Thereis N Ot Time for It To Be effective. 2 2
ANS: C
The Overriding Goal In Providing atraumatic Care Is First, Do No Harm. Allowing the Child, A Choice
2 2
Ofjuic E To Drink when Taking Oral Medications Provides The Child With A Sense Of Control. The
2
Preschoolchild S Hould Be Prepared Before Procedures, So Limiting Explanations Of Procedures
Would Increase Anxiety. T He Familyshould be Allowed To Staywith The child during Procedures,
2 2 2
Minimizing Stress.
2
Lidocaine/Prilocaine (EMLA) Cream Is A Topical Local Anesthetic. The Nurse Should plan To Use
2 2
The prescribed c Ream In Time For Morning Laboratorydraws To Minimize Pain.
2 2
DIF: Cognitive Level: Applying
TOP: Nursing Process: Planning MSC: Client Needs: Health Promotio 2
N And Maintenance
6. Which Situation denotes A Nontherapeutic Nurse–Patient–Familyrelationship?
2
a. The Nurse Is planning to read A favorite Fairytale To A patient.
2 2 2 2 2
b. During Shift Report, The Nurse Is Criticizing parents For Not Visiting Their Child. 2
c. The Nurse Is discussing with A Fellow Nurse The Emotional Draw To A Certain Patient.
2 2
, Wong's Nursing Care of Infants and Children 12th Edition by Hockenberry Test Bank
2
d. The Nurse Is Working With A Familyto Find Ways To Decrease The
Family‘Sdependence O N Health Care Providers.
