TEST BANK FOR
BURNS' PEDIATRIC PRIMARY
CARE 8TH EDITION
BY GARZON, DIRKS,
DRIESSNACK, DUDERSTADT,
AND GAYLORD ALL CHAPTERS
1-46
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: HEALTH STATUS OF CHILDREN: GLOBAL AND NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ................................ 4
CHAPTER 2. UNIQUE ISSUES IN PEDIATRICS ................................................................................................. 5
CHAPTER 3. GENETICS AND CHILD HEALTH QUESTIONS ............................................................................ 10
CHAPTER 4. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES QUESTIONS .................................................................................... 14
CHAPTER 5. CHILD AND FAMILY HEALTH ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS.......................................................... 16
CHAPTER 6. CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE QUESTIONS ........................... 21
CHAPTER 7. CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS...................................................................... 25
CHAPTER 8. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE ......................................... 31
CHAPTER 9. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF NEWBORNS MULTIPLE CHOICE .................................. 35
CHAPTER 10. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF INFANTS QUESTIONS ................................................ 39
CHAPTER 11. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF EARLY CHILDHOOD .................................................. 42
CHAPTER 12. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF MIDDLE CHILDHOOD ................................................ 46
CHAPTER 13. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF ADOLESCENTS/YOUNG ADULTS .............................. 51
CHAPTER 14. INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH PROMOTION HEALTH PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN &
FAMILIES ..................................................................................................................................................... 56
CHAPTER 15. BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION ............................................................... 60
CHAPTER 16. BREASTFEEDING .................................................................................................................... 65
CHAPTER 17. NUTRITION ............................................................................................................................ 69
CHAPTER 18. ELIMINATION ........................................................................................................................ 73
CHAPTER 19. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SPORTS .......................................................................................... 78
CHAPTER 20. SLEEP ..................................................................................................................................... 85
CHAPTER 21. SEXUALITY SECTION .............................................................................................................. 90
CHAPTER 22. IMMUNIZATIONS QUESTIONS............................................................................................... 93
CHAPTER 23. DENTAL HEALTH AND ORAL DISORDERS............................................................................. 105
CHAPTER 24. INTENTIONAL AND UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES: INJURY PREVENTION CHILD
MALTREATMENT ....................................................................................................................................... 110
CHAPTER 25. ACUTE/CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT AND PRINCIPLES OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTING ... 116
CHAPTER 26. PRESCRIBING MEDICATIONS IN PEDIATRICS ....................................................................... 122
CHAPTER 27. COMPLEMENTARY AND INTEGRATIVE HEALTH IN PEDIATRICS ......................................... 125
CHAPTER 28. PEDIATRIC PAIN AND FEVER MANAGEMENT ...................................................................... 127
CHAPTER 29. PERINATAL DISORDERS ....................................................................................................... 131
CHAPTER 30. MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS.............................................................................................. 134
,CHAPTER 31. INFECTIOUS DISEASES ......................................................................................................... 141
CHAPTER 32. COMMON GENETIC DISORDERS ......................................................................................... 146
CHAPTER 33. ATOPIC, RHEUMATIC, AND IMMUNODEFICIENCY DISORDERS .......................................... 150
CHAPTER 34. DERMATOLOGIC DISORDERS .............................................................................................. 159
CHAPTER 35. EYE AND VISION DISORDERS ............................................................................................... 168
CHAPTER 36. EAR AND HEARING DISORDERS........................................................................................... 174
CHAPTER 37. RESPIRATORY DISORDERS ................................................................................................... 178
CHAPTER 38. CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS ........................................................................................... 184
CHAPTER 39. HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS ................................................................................................ 191
CHAPTER 40. GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS ......................................................................................... 195
CHAPTER 41. GENITOURINARY DISORDERS .............................................................................................. 201
CHAPTER 42. GYNECOLOGIC DISORDERS ................................................................................................. 208
CHAPTER 43. MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS ......................................................................................... 213
CHAPTER 44. INJURIES AND TOXIC EXPOSURES ....................................................................................... 217
CHAPTER 45. ENDOCRINE AND METABOLIC DISORDERS ......................................................................... 220
CHAPTER 46. NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS ................................................................................................... 226
, CHAPTER 1: HEALTH STATUS OF CHILDREN: GLOBAL AND NATIONAL
PERSPECTIVES
1. WHICH REGION GLOBALLY HAS THE HIGHEST INFANT MORTALITY RATE?
A. INDONESIA
B. SOUTHERN ASIA
C. SUBSAHARAN AFRICA ANSWER
D. SYRIA
2. THE PRIMARY CARE PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER UNDERSTANDS THAT, TO ACHIEVE THE
GREATEST WORLDWIDE
REDUCTION IN CHILD MORTALITY FROM PNEUMONIA AND DIARRHEA, WHICH INTERVENTION IS
MOST EFFECTIVE?
A. ANTIBIOTICS
B. OPTIMAL NUTRITION
C. VACCINATIONS ANSWER
D. WATER PURIFICATION
3. WHICH IS TRUE ABOUT THE HEALTH STATUS OF CHILDREN IN THE UNITED STATES?
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A. GLOBALISM HAS RELATIVELY LITTLE IMPACT ON CHILD HEALTH MEASURES IN THE U.S.
B. OBESITY RATES AMONG 2TO5YEAROLDS HAVE SHOWN A RECENT SIGNIFICANT
DECREASE. ANSWER
.
C. THE RATE OF HOUSEHOLD POVERTY IS LOWER THAN IN OTHER ECONOMICALLY DEVELOPED
NATIONS.
D. YOUNG CHILDREN WHO ATTEND PRESCHOOL OR DAY CARE HAVE HIGHER FOOD INSECURITY.
4. THE PRIMARY CARE PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER UNDERSTANDS THAT A MAJOR CHILD
BURNS' PEDIATRIC PRIMARY
CARE 8TH EDITION
BY GARZON, DIRKS,
DRIESSNACK, DUDERSTADT,
AND GAYLORD ALL CHAPTERS
1-46
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: HEALTH STATUS OF CHILDREN: GLOBAL AND NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ................................ 4
CHAPTER 2. UNIQUE ISSUES IN PEDIATRICS ................................................................................................. 5
CHAPTER 3. GENETICS AND CHILD HEALTH QUESTIONS ............................................................................ 10
CHAPTER 4. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES QUESTIONS .................................................................................... 14
CHAPTER 5. CHILD AND FAMILY HEALTH ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS.......................................................... 16
CHAPTER 6. CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE QUESTIONS ........................... 21
CHAPTER 7. CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS...................................................................... 25
CHAPTER 8. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE ......................................... 31
CHAPTER 9. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF NEWBORNS MULTIPLE CHOICE .................................. 35
CHAPTER 10. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF INFANTS QUESTIONS ................................................ 39
CHAPTER 11. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF EARLY CHILDHOOD .................................................. 42
CHAPTER 12. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF MIDDLE CHILDHOOD ................................................ 46
CHAPTER 13. DEVELOPMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF ADOLESCENTS/YOUNG ADULTS .............................. 51
CHAPTER 14. INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH PROMOTION HEALTH PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN &
FAMILIES ..................................................................................................................................................... 56
CHAPTER 15. BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION ............................................................... 60
CHAPTER 16. BREASTFEEDING .................................................................................................................... 65
CHAPTER 17. NUTRITION ............................................................................................................................ 69
CHAPTER 18. ELIMINATION ........................................................................................................................ 73
CHAPTER 19. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SPORTS .......................................................................................... 78
CHAPTER 20. SLEEP ..................................................................................................................................... 85
CHAPTER 21. SEXUALITY SECTION .............................................................................................................. 90
CHAPTER 22. IMMUNIZATIONS QUESTIONS............................................................................................... 93
CHAPTER 23. DENTAL HEALTH AND ORAL DISORDERS............................................................................. 105
CHAPTER 24. INTENTIONAL AND UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES: INJURY PREVENTION CHILD
MALTREATMENT ....................................................................................................................................... 110
CHAPTER 25. ACUTE/CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT AND PRINCIPLES OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTING ... 116
CHAPTER 26. PRESCRIBING MEDICATIONS IN PEDIATRICS ....................................................................... 122
CHAPTER 27. COMPLEMENTARY AND INTEGRATIVE HEALTH IN PEDIATRICS ......................................... 125
CHAPTER 28. PEDIATRIC PAIN AND FEVER MANAGEMENT ...................................................................... 127
CHAPTER 29. PERINATAL DISORDERS ....................................................................................................... 131
CHAPTER 30. MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS.............................................................................................. 134
,CHAPTER 31. INFECTIOUS DISEASES ......................................................................................................... 141
CHAPTER 32. COMMON GENETIC DISORDERS ......................................................................................... 146
CHAPTER 33. ATOPIC, RHEUMATIC, AND IMMUNODEFICIENCY DISORDERS .......................................... 150
CHAPTER 34. DERMATOLOGIC DISORDERS .............................................................................................. 159
CHAPTER 35. EYE AND VISION DISORDERS ............................................................................................... 168
CHAPTER 36. EAR AND HEARING DISORDERS........................................................................................... 174
CHAPTER 37. RESPIRATORY DISORDERS ................................................................................................... 178
CHAPTER 38. CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS ........................................................................................... 184
CHAPTER 39. HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS ................................................................................................ 191
CHAPTER 40. GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS ......................................................................................... 195
CHAPTER 41. GENITOURINARY DISORDERS .............................................................................................. 201
CHAPTER 42. GYNECOLOGIC DISORDERS ................................................................................................. 208
CHAPTER 43. MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS ......................................................................................... 213
CHAPTER 44. INJURIES AND TOXIC EXPOSURES ....................................................................................... 217
CHAPTER 45. ENDOCRINE AND METABOLIC DISORDERS ......................................................................... 220
CHAPTER 46. NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS ................................................................................................... 226
, CHAPTER 1: HEALTH STATUS OF CHILDREN: GLOBAL AND NATIONAL
PERSPECTIVES
1. WHICH REGION GLOBALLY HAS THE HIGHEST INFANT MORTALITY RATE?
A. INDONESIA
B. SOUTHERN ASIA
C. SUBSAHARAN AFRICA ANSWER
D. SYRIA
2. THE PRIMARY CARE PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER UNDERSTANDS THAT, TO ACHIEVE THE
GREATEST WORLDWIDE
REDUCTION IN CHILD MORTALITY FROM PNEUMONIA AND DIARRHEA, WHICH INTERVENTION IS
MOST EFFECTIVE?
A. ANTIBIOTICS
B. OPTIMAL NUTRITION
C. VACCINATIONS ANSWER
D. WATER PURIFICATION
3. WHICH IS TRUE ABOUT THE HEALTH STATUS OF CHILDREN IN THE UNITED STATES?
. 13348413856
A. GLOBALISM HAS RELATIVELY LITTLE IMPACT ON CHILD HEALTH MEASURES IN THE U.S.
B. OBESITY RATES AMONG 2TO5YEAROLDS HAVE SHOWN A RECENT SIGNIFICANT
DECREASE. ANSWER
.
C. THE RATE OF HOUSEHOLD POVERTY IS LOWER THAN IN OTHER ECONOMICALLY DEVELOPED
NATIONS.
D. YOUNG CHILDREN WHO ATTEND PRESCHOOL OR DAY CARE HAVE HIGHER FOOD INSECURITY.
4. THE PRIMARY CARE PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER UNDERSTANDS THAT A MAJOR CHILD
