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Clinical quiz 2 Questions with Answers (100% Correct
Answers)
At what age would it be okay to introduce carrots to an infant's diet?
Ans: Solid food can be introduced at 4 to 6 months of age.
When teaching an infant's mother about bathing her, it would be important to
instruct her that:
Ans: bath time provides an opportunity for play.
The nurse is concerned that a 9-month-old baby is gaining too much weight. What
should the nurse instruct the parents to help control the baby's weight gain?
Ans: Provide whole-grain cereal for one feeding.
The nurse is assessing a 12-week-old infant in the clinic at a well-baby visit. Which
assessment finding does the nurse predict to assess in this healthy infant?
Ans: Smiles at significant others
The mother of a 12-year-old boy is talking with the school nurse about her son's
clumsiness. She reports that he seems to fall a lot, his writing is horrible, and as
much as he practices he can't play his guitar very well. How should the nurse
respond to the mother?
Ans: "Have you spoken with your pediatrician about your observations?"
An 8-year-old boy's foster mother is concerned about three recent cavities found in
his permanent teeth and reports the child eats a nutritional diet, doesn't eat junk
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food, and the town water supply is fluoridated. Which suggestion should the nurse
prioritize to this mother in regard to the child's dental health?
Ans: Ensure that the child brushes his teeth after each meal and snacks.
The nursing instructor is conducting a class discussion exploring the normal
dentition progression of the school-aged child. The instructor determines the session
is successful when the students correctly choose which factor as most likely
occurring in 10-year-olds?
Ans: Two of the cuspid teeth have erupted.
The mother of a 6-year-old Hispanic boy tells the pediatric nurse practitioner at the
public health clinic that she is unable to read English. She wants to help her son so
he does not have to struggle when he starts school. She wants to know how she can
promote literacy even though she cannot read herself. How should the nurse
respond?
Ans: "Look at books together and make up stories to go with the pictures."
Which behavior best demonstrates an example of Erikson's developmental task for
the school age child?
Ans: The child spends a rainy day putting together a pule of a large jungle animal.zz
The school nurse is teaching parents about the effects of bullying on school
children. What accurately describes this developmental concern?
Ans: Both boys and girls are bullied; boys usually bully boys and use force more often.
A nurse is caring for a hospitalized 7-year-old whose family members have been
unable to visit for 2 days. The nurse is preparing a diversional activity for the child.
Which activity would best be suited for a child in this age group?
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Clinical quiz 2 Questions with Answers (100% Correct
Answers)
At what age would it be okay to introduce carrots to an infant's diet?
Ans: Solid food can be introduced at 4 to 6 months of age.
When teaching an infant's mother about bathing her, it would be important to
instruct her that:
Ans: bath time provides an opportunity for play.
The nurse is concerned that a 9-month-old baby is gaining too much weight. What
should the nurse instruct the parents to help control the baby's weight gain?
Ans: Provide whole-grain cereal for one feeding.
The nurse is assessing a 12-week-old infant in the clinic at a well-baby visit. Which
assessment finding does the nurse predict to assess in this healthy infant?
Ans: Smiles at significant others
The mother of a 12-year-old boy is talking with the school nurse about her son's
clumsiness. She reports that he seems to fall a lot, his writing is horrible, and as
much as he practices he can't play his guitar very well. How should the nurse
respond to the mother?
Ans: "Have you spoken with your pediatrician about your observations?"
An 8-year-old boy's foster mother is concerned about three recent cavities found in
his permanent teeth and reports the child eats a nutritional diet, doesn't eat junk
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food, and the town water supply is fluoridated. Which suggestion should the nurse
prioritize to this mother in regard to the child's dental health?
Ans: Ensure that the child brushes his teeth after each meal and snacks.
The nursing instructor is conducting a class discussion exploring the normal
dentition progression of the school-aged child. The instructor determines the session
is successful when the students correctly choose which factor as most likely
occurring in 10-year-olds?
Ans: Two of the cuspid teeth have erupted.
The mother of a 6-year-old Hispanic boy tells the pediatric nurse practitioner at the
public health clinic that she is unable to read English. She wants to help her son so
he does not have to struggle when he starts school. She wants to know how she can
promote literacy even though she cannot read herself. How should the nurse
respond?
Ans: "Look at books together and make up stories to go with the pictures."
Which behavior best demonstrates an example of Erikson's developmental task for
the school age child?
Ans: The child spends a rainy day putting together a pule of a large jungle animal.zz
The school nurse is teaching parents about the effects of bullying on school
children. What accurately describes this developmental concern?
Ans: Both boys and girls are bullied; boys usually bully boys and use force more often.
A nurse is caring for a hospitalized 7-year-old whose family members have been
unable to visit for 2 days. The nurse is preparing a diversional activity for the child.
Which activity would best be suited for a child in this age group?
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