,Pediatric80Primary80Care806th80Edition80Test80Bank80by80Catherine80E.80Burns80,80Ardys80M.80Dunn80
,80Margaret80A.80Brady80,80Nancy80Barber80Starr80,80Catherine80G.80Blosser80,80Dawn80Le
e80Garzon80Maaks
Table80of80Content
Unit80One:80Pediatric80Primary80Care80Foundations
1. Health80Status80of80Children:80Global80and80Local80Perspectives
2. Child80and80Family80Health80Assessment
3. Cultural80Perspectives80for80Pediatric80Primary80Care
Unit80Two:80Management80of80Development
4. Developmental80Management80in80Pediatric80Primary80Care
5. Developmental80Management80of80Infants
6. Developmental80Management80in80Early80Childhood
7. Developmental80Management80of80School-Age80Children
8. Developmental80Management80of80Adolescents
Unit80Three:80Approaches80to80Health80Management80in80Pediatric80Primary80Care
9. Introduction80to80Functional80Health80Patterns80and80Health80Promotion
10. Breastfeeding
11. Nutrition
12. Elimination80Patterns
13. Physical80Activity80and80Sports80for80Children80and80Adolescents
14. Sleep80and80Rest
15. Sexuality
16. Values80and80Beliefs
17. Role80Relationships
18. Self-Perception80Issues
19. Coping80and80Stress80Tolerance:80Mental80Health80and80Illness
20. Cognitive-Perceptual80Disorders:80Attention-
Deficit/Hyperactivity80Disorder,80Learning80Problems,80Sensory80Processing80Disorder,80Autism80Spectru
m80Disorder,80Blindness,80and80Deafness
,Unit80Four:80Approaches80to80Disease80Management
21. Introduction80to80Disease80Management
22. Prescribing80Medications80in80Pediatrics80NEW!
23. Pediatric80Pain80Management
24. Infectious80Diseases80and80Immunizations
25. Atopic80and80Rheumatic80Disorders
26. Endocrine80and80Metabolic80Disorders
27. Hematologic80Disorders
28. Neurologic80Disorders
29. Eye80Disorders
30. Ear80Disorders
31. Cardiovascular80Disorders
32. Respiratory80Disorders
33. Gastrointestinal80Disorders
34. Dental80and80Oral80Disorders
35. Genitourinary80Disorders
36. Gynecologic80Disorders
37. Dermatologic80Disorders
38. Musculoskeletal80Disorders
39. Common80Injuries
40. Perinatal80Conditions
41. Genetic80Disorders
42. Environmental80Health80Issues
43. Complementary80Medicine
44. Strategies80for80Managing80a80Pediatric80Health80Care80Practice
, Questions
1. A80child80who80has80attention-deficit/hyperactivity80disorder80(ADHD)80has80difficulty
ID:8013348413834
stopping80activities80to80begin80other80activities80at80school.80The80primary80care80pediatric80
nurse80practitioner80understands80that80this80is80due80to80difficulty80with80the80self-
regulation80component80of
A. 80emotional80control.
B. 80flexibility.8 0 Correct
C. 80 inhibition.
D. 80 problem-solving.
2. The80primary80care80pediatric80nurse80practitioner80cares80for80a80preschool-age80child
ID:8013348413832
who80was80exposed80to80drugs80prenatally.80The80child80bites80other80children80and80has80t
antrums80when80asked80to80stop80but80is80able80to80state80later80why80this80behavior80is80wr
ong.80This80child80most80likely80has80a80disorder80of
A. 80executive80function.8 0 Correct
B. 8 0 information80processing.
C. 80 sensory80processing.
D. 80social80cognition.
3. The80primary80care80pediatric80nurse80practitioner80uses80the80Neurodevelopmental
ID:8013348413842
Learning80Framework80to80assess80cognition80and80learning80in80an80adolescent.80When80ev
aluating80social80cognition,80the80nurse80practitioner80will80ask80the80adolescent
A. 80about80friends80and80activities80at80school.8 0 Correct
B. 80if80balancing80sports80and80homework80is80difficult.
C. 80to80interpret80material80from80a80pie80chart.
D. 80to80restate80the80content80of80something80just80read.
4. The80primary80care80pediatric80nurse80practitioner80is80evaluating80a80school-age80child
ID:801334841383
880who80has80been80diagnosed80with80ADHD.80Which80plan80will80the80nurse80practitioner80rec
ommend80asking80the80child’s80school80about80to80help80with80academic80performance?
A. 80504 Correct
B. 80FAPE
C. 80IDEA
D. 80IEP
,80Margaret80A.80Brady80,80Nancy80Barber80Starr80,80Catherine80G.80Blosser80,80Dawn80Le
e80Garzon80Maaks
Table80of80Content
Unit80One:80Pediatric80Primary80Care80Foundations
1. Health80Status80of80Children:80Global80and80Local80Perspectives
2. Child80and80Family80Health80Assessment
3. Cultural80Perspectives80for80Pediatric80Primary80Care
Unit80Two:80Management80of80Development
4. Developmental80Management80in80Pediatric80Primary80Care
5. Developmental80Management80of80Infants
6. Developmental80Management80in80Early80Childhood
7. Developmental80Management80of80School-Age80Children
8. Developmental80Management80of80Adolescents
Unit80Three:80Approaches80to80Health80Management80in80Pediatric80Primary80Care
9. Introduction80to80Functional80Health80Patterns80and80Health80Promotion
10. Breastfeeding
11. Nutrition
12. Elimination80Patterns
13. Physical80Activity80and80Sports80for80Children80and80Adolescents
14. Sleep80and80Rest
15. Sexuality
16. Values80and80Beliefs
17. Role80Relationships
18. Self-Perception80Issues
19. Coping80and80Stress80Tolerance:80Mental80Health80and80Illness
20. Cognitive-Perceptual80Disorders:80Attention-
Deficit/Hyperactivity80Disorder,80Learning80Problems,80Sensory80Processing80Disorder,80Autism80Spectru
m80Disorder,80Blindness,80and80Deafness
,Unit80Four:80Approaches80to80Disease80Management
21. Introduction80to80Disease80Management
22. Prescribing80Medications80in80Pediatrics80NEW!
23. Pediatric80Pain80Management
24. Infectious80Diseases80and80Immunizations
25. Atopic80and80Rheumatic80Disorders
26. Endocrine80and80Metabolic80Disorders
27. Hematologic80Disorders
28. Neurologic80Disorders
29. Eye80Disorders
30. Ear80Disorders
31. Cardiovascular80Disorders
32. Respiratory80Disorders
33. Gastrointestinal80Disorders
34. Dental80and80Oral80Disorders
35. Genitourinary80Disorders
36. Gynecologic80Disorders
37. Dermatologic80Disorders
38. Musculoskeletal80Disorders
39. Common80Injuries
40. Perinatal80Conditions
41. Genetic80Disorders
42. Environmental80Health80Issues
43. Complementary80Medicine
44. Strategies80for80Managing80a80Pediatric80Health80Care80Practice
, Questions
1. A80child80who80has80attention-deficit/hyperactivity80disorder80(ADHD)80has80difficulty
ID:8013348413834
stopping80activities80to80begin80other80activities80at80school.80The80primary80care80pediatric80
nurse80practitioner80understands80that80this80is80due80to80difficulty80with80the80self-
regulation80component80of
A. 80emotional80control.
B. 80flexibility.8 0 Correct
C. 80 inhibition.
D. 80 problem-solving.
2. The80primary80care80pediatric80nurse80practitioner80cares80for80a80preschool-age80child
ID:8013348413832
who80was80exposed80to80drugs80prenatally.80The80child80bites80other80children80and80has80t
antrums80when80asked80to80stop80but80is80able80to80state80later80why80this80behavior80is80wr
ong.80This80child80most80likely80has80a80disorder80of
A. 80executive80function.8 0 Correct
B. 8 0 information80processing.
C. 80 sensory80processing.
D. 80social80cognition.
3. The80primary80care80pediatric80nurse80practitioner80uses80the80Neurodevelopmental
ID:8013348413842
Learning80Framework80to80assess80cognition80and80learning80in80an80adolescent.80When80ev
aluating80social80cognition,80the80nurse80practitioner80will80ask80the80adolescent
A. 80about80friends80and80activities80at80school.8 0 Correct
B. 80if80balancing80sports80and80homework80is80difficult.
C. 80to80interpret80material80from80a80pie80chart.
D. 80to80restate80the80content80of80something80just80read.
4. The80primary80care80pediatric80nurse80practitioner80is80evaluating80a80school-age80child
ID:801334841383
880who80has80been80diagnosed80with80ADHD.80Which80plan80will80the80nurse80practitioner80rec
ommend80asking80the80child’s80school80about80to80help80with80academic80performance?
A. 80504 Correct
B. 80FAPE
C. 80IDEA
D. 80IEP
