Based26Approach26First26Edition26Luanne26Linnard
-Palmer
Table26of26Content
Unit26I26Overview26of26Pediatric26Nursing26Care
Chapter26126Introduction26to26Children's26Health26C
are26Chapter26226Care26Across26Clinical26Settings
,Unit26II26Safety26in26Caring26for26Children26and26Families
Chapter26326Essential26Safety26Models
Unit26III26Models26of26Care
Chapter26426Cultural26and26Religious26Influences26to26Care
Chapter26526Working26and26Communicating26with26an26Interdisciplinary26Team
Unit26IV26Developmentally26Focused26Care26and26Developmental26Milestones
Chapter26626Caring26for26Neonates26and26Infants26C
hapter26726Caring26for26Toddlers
Chapter26826Caring26for26Preschoolers
Chapter26926Caring26for26School-
Age26Children26Chapter261026Caring26for26Adoles
cents
Chapter261126Symptom26Management26Across26Childhood
,Unit26V26Caring26for26Families26in26Need
Chapter261226Caring26for26Families26Under26Stress2
6Chapter261326Caring26for26an26Abused26Child
Unit26VI26Concept-Based26Care26in26Pediatrics
Chapter261426Gastrointestinal26Elimination26C
hapter261526Metabolism
Chapter261626Gas26Exchange26and26Oxygenation26
Chapter261726Skin26Integrity
Chapter261826Cellular26Regulation
Chapter261926Cardiovascular26Perfusion
Chapter262026Sensory26Perceptions:26Impairments26and26Disor
ders26Chapter262126Intracranial26Regulation
Chapter262226Genitourinary26Elimination26Cha
pter262326Mobility
Chapter262426Cognition26and26Mental26Health2
6Chapter262526Immune26System26Disorders
Chapter262626Infection26and26Communicable26Diseases26in26Childhood
Unit26VII26Implementing26Principles26of26Safe26
Care26Chapter262726Essential26Skills26for26Pediatr
ic26Nursing26Chapter262826Safe26and26Legal26Asp
ects26of26Care
Chapter262926Care26of26the26Acutely26Ill26or26Critically26Il
l26Child26Chapter263026The26Dying26Child
, Pediatric26Nursing26Care:26A26Concept-
Based26Approach261st26edition26Linnard-26Palmer26Test26Bank
Unit26I26Overview26of26Pediatric26Nursing26Care
Chapter26126Introduction26to26Children's26Health26Care
Question261
A26family26presents26with26an26infant26that26has26recently26been26diagnose
d26with26cerebral26palsy.26Which26of26the26following26is26an26appropriate26tas
k26for26a26pediatric26nurse26regarding26the26care26of26this26infant?26Select26o
ne:
A. Reassure26the26family26that26everything26is26all26right26and26the26infant26is26receivin
g26the26best26quality26care.
B. Segregate26the26majority26of26the26family26so26that26you26can26deal26with26just26th
e26infant26and26primary26caregiver.
C. Provide26education26to26the26parents26so26that26they26can26expect,26plan26for,26
and26cope26with26problems26associated26with26normal26growth26and26develop
ment26of26the26child.
D. Recuse26yourself26from26the26situation26and26let26the26pediatrician26handle26this26situ
ation.
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plexity:26Moderate
Subject:26Chapter26126
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Title:26Introduction26to26Children's26Health26Care
The26correct26answer26is:26Provide26education26to26the26parents26so26that26they26c
an26expect,26plan26for,26and26cope26with26problems26associated26with26normal26gr
owth26and26development26of26the26child.
Question262
As26a26pediatric26nurse,26what26advice26would26you26give26to26a26new26mother26tha
t26would26be26in26compliance26with26the26goals26of26Healthy26People262020?26Sele
ct26one:
A. Encourage26post-partum26vitamins
B. Encourage26immunizations
C. Encourage26breast26feeding
D. Encourage26bottle26feeding