NUR 334 Final Exam UPDATED ACTUAL
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
safety risk factors for infants/children - CORRECT ANSWER - motor development
physical changes
cognitive development
social environments
safety risk factors for adults - CORRECT ANSWER - work environment
physical changes
drug/alcohol use
safety risk factors for older adults - CORRECT ANSWER - musculoskeletal/sensory changes
medications
cognitive changes
education for parents of infants - CORRECT ANSWER - safe sleep
motor vehicle safety (car seats, positioning)
heat-related injury prevention
water safety
burn, poison and fall prevention
safe sleep guidelines - CORRECT ANSWER - alone in a crib
no blankets, pillows or any soft object
supine/flat position of bed
motor vehicle safety guidelines - CORRECT ANSWER - never leave a child alone in a hot
car
, suffocation and choking risk - CORRECT ANSWER - foods, small toys, coins, batteries,
small stones, balloons, magnets
education for parents of preschool age children - CORRECT ANSWER - car safety, water
safety, fire/burn/pet/animal/suffocation/choking prevention, firearm safety, poison prevention
burn prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - escape plan in place
do not play with matches
stay 3 ft from anything hot
turn pot/pan handles inward
keep children out of the kitchen when cooking
smoke alarms + fire extinguishers
max water heater temp at 120-125 F
education for parents of school age children - CORRECT ANSWER - car safety and water
safety
fire/burn prevention
recreational safety (ATV, bicycles, etc.)
firearm safety
education for adolescents and their parents - CORRECT ANSWER - car safety, drug/alcohol
education, swimming/driving safety, recreational safety, fire/burn prevention, fall/sport injury
prevention, firearm safety
education for young adults - CORRECT ANSWER - drug/alcohol education (and/or treatment
for addiction), car safety, water safety, recreational safety, fire/burn prevention
education for middle age adults - CORRECT ANSWER - occupational safety, car safety, fall
prevention, recreational safety, fire/burn prevention, firearm safety
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
safety risk factors for infants/children - CORRECT ANSWER - motor development
physical changes
cognitive development
social environments
safety risk factors for adults - CORRECT ANSWER - work environment
physical changes
drug/alcohol use
safety risk factors for older adults - CORRECT ANSWER - musculoskeletal/sensory changes
medications
cognitive changes
education for parents of infants - CORRECT ANSWER - safe sleep
motor vehicle safety (car seats, positioning)
heat-related injury prevention
water safety
burn, poison and fall prevention
safe sleep guidelines - CORRECT ANSWER - alone in a crib
no blankets, pillows or any soft object
supine/flat position of bed
motor vehicle safety guidelines - CORRECT ANSWER - never leave a child alone in a hot
car
, suffocation and choking risk - CORRECT ANSWER - foods, small toys, coins, batteries,
small stones, balloons, magnets
education for parents of preschool age children - CORRECT ANSWER - car safety, water
safety, fire/burn/pet/animal/suffocation/choking prevention, firearm safety, poison prevention
burn prevention - CORRECT ANSWER - escape plan in place
do not play with matches
stay 3 ft from anything hot
turn pot/pan handles inward
keep children out of the kitchen when cooking
smoke alarms + fire extinguishers
max water heater temp at 120-125 F
education for parents of school age children - CORRECT ANSWER - car safety and water
safety
fire/burn prevention
recreational safety (ATV, bicycles, etc.)
firearm safety
education for adolescents and their parents - CORRECT ANSWER - car safety, drug/alcohol
education, swimming/driving safety, recreational safety, fire/burn prevention, fall/sport injury
prevention, firearm safety
education for young adults - CORRECT ANSWER - drug/alcohol education (and/or treatment
for addiction), car safety, water safety, recreational safety, fire/burn prevention
education for middle age adults - CORRECT ANSWER - occupational safety, car safety, fall
prevention, recreational safety, fire/burn prevention, firearm safety
