PEDIATRICS: EXAM 1 COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
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The Parents Of A Special Needs Child Tell The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner That
They Are Planning A 3-Month Visit To Their Home Country In Africa. The Pediatric Nurse
Practitioner Assists The Family To Obtain A Sufficient Supply Of Medications And Formula And
To Make Sure That The Child's Equipment Can Be Transported And Used During The Trip And At
The Destination. This Is An Example Of
Select One:
A. Global Application.
B. Global Awareness.
C. System Application.
D. System Awareness.
ANS: A. Global Application.
The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Sees A 17-Year-Old Client Who Quit Smoking
Almost A Year Prior But Who Reports Having Renewed Cravings When Around Friends Who
Smoke. Using Knowledge Of The Maintenance Stage Of Change, The Primary Care Pediatric
Nurse Practitioner Will
Select One:
A. Go Over With The Adolescent About The Health Risks Associated With Smoking.
B. Recommend Avoiding Friends Who Smoke And Making New Friends.
C. Remind The Adolescent About The Struggles Associated With Quitting Smoking.
D. Suggest That The Teen Consider Taking Up A Sport Or Other Physical Activity.
, ANS: D.
Suggest That The Teen Consider Taking Up A Sport Or Other Physical Activity.
The Parent Of A Newborn Has Quit Smoking Cigarettes Within The Past Month And Reports
Feeling Fidgety. Using A "Reframing" Technique, How Will The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse
Practitioner Respond?
Select One:
A. Explore Ways That The Parent Can Use This Extra Energy To Do Things For The Baby.
B. Remind The Parent That This Is A Normal, Temporary Part Of Nicotine Withdrawal.
C. Suggest That The Parent Take Up Exercise To Enjoy The Benefits Of Not Smoking.
D. Tell The Parent That, Over Time, These Symptoms Of Withdrawal Will Subside.
ANS: A. Explore Ways That The Parent Can Use This Extra Energy To Do Things For The Baby.
The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Enters An Exam Room And Finds A 2-Month-Old
Infant In A Car Seat On The Exam Table. The Infant's Mother Is Playing A Game On Her Smart
Phone. The Nurse Practitioner Interprets This Behavior As
Select One:
A.A Sign That The Mother Has Postpartum Depression.
B.Extremely Concerning For Potential Parental Neglect.
C.Of Moderate Concern For Parenting Problems.
D.Within The Normal Range Of Behavior In Early Parenthood.
ANS: C.
Of Moderate Concern For Parenting Problems.
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UPDATED VERSION |GUARANTEED PASS. (BRAND NEW!!)
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The Parents Of A Special Needs Child Tell The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner That
They Are Planning A 3-Month Visit To Their Home Country In Africa. The Pediatric Nurse
Practitioner Assists The Family To Obtain A Sufficient Supply Of Medications And Formula And
To Make Sure That The Child's Equipment Can Be Transported And Used During The Trip And At
The Destination. This Is An Example Of
Select One:
A. Global Application.
B. Global Awareness.
C. System Application.
D. System Awareness.
ANS: A. Global Application.
The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Sees A 17-Year-Old Client Who Quit Smoking
Almost A Year Prior But Who Reports Having Renewed Cravings When Around Friends Who
Smoke. Using Knowledge Of The Maintenance Stage Of Change, The Primary Care Pediatric
Nurse Practitioner Will
Select One:
A. Go Over With The Adolescent About The Health Risks Associated With Smoking.
B. Recommend Avoiding Friends Who Smoke And Making New Friends.
C. Remind The Adolescent About The Struggles Associated With Quitting Smoking.
D. Suggest That The Teen Consider Taking Up A Sport Or Other Physical Activity.
, ANS: D.
Suggest That The Teen Consider Taking Up A Sport Or Other Physical Activity.
The Parent Of A Newborn Has Quit Smoking Cigarettes Within The Past Month And Reports
Feeling Fidgety. Using A "Reframing" Technique, How Will The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse
Practitioner Respond?
Select One:
A. Explore Ways That The Parent Can Use This Extra Energy To Do Things For The Baby.
B. Remind The Parent That This Is A Normal, Temporary Part Of Nicotine Withdrawal.
C. Suggest That The Parent Take Up Exercise To Enjoy The Benefits Of Not Smoking.
D. Tell The Parent That, Over Time, These Symptoms Of Withdrawal Will Subside.
ANS: A. Explore Ways That The Parent Can Use This Extra Energy To Do Things For The Baby.
The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Enters An Exam Room And Finds A 2-Month-Old
Infant In A Car Seat On The Exam Table. The Infant's Mother Is Playing A Game On Her Smart
Phone. The Nurse Practitioner Interprets This Behavior As
Select One:
A.A Sign That The Mother Has Postpartum Depression.
B.Extremely Concerning For Potential Parental Neglect.
C.Of Moderate Concern For Parenting Problems.
D.Within The Normal Range Of Behavior In Early Parenthood.
ANS: C.
Of Moderate Concern For Parenting Problems.
