Exam 11: Life Cycle Nutrition: Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence

A nurse is taking care of an adolescent child diagnosed with a leg fracture. What factors does the nurse suspect impacted incidence of the fracture? Select all that apply.

A nurse is taking care of an adolescent client admitted with a broken arm. Which nutritional needs should the nurse be concerned with?

When teaching children how to develop good health habits, which behaviors should a parent teach the child to practice? Select all that apply.

A nurse is waiting to take care of an infant with a diagnosis of failure to thrive (FTT) from the emergency department. Which does the nurse suspect as a reason for the infant's diagnosis? Select all that apply.

Infants are at high risk for hemorrhagic disease due to lack of which process? Select all that apply.

A nurse is teaching a class on growth and development for new parents. Teaching is successful if parents assist toddlers with which task?

A nurse is teaching a pregnant mother about the benefits of breast milk. Which statements by the client indicate that teaching is successful? Select all that apply.

A nurse knows that the only time humans grow faster than in infancy is during pregnancy. How much does an infant grow after birth?

A nurse is taking care of a pediatric client. The client's parent asks the nurse how to develop good eating habits for her preschool child. What is the nurse's best response?

A nurse is teaching a health and nutrition class for pregnant mothers with toddlers. Which nutrient needs are recommended for the preschool child?

A nurse teaches pregnant clients about common nutritional problems in infancy. Which problem is rarely seen in breastfed infants?

A nurse teaches clients in a prepregnancy nutrition class that routine administration of which vitamin is mandatory and why?

A nurse is teaching a class on maternal-child health, when a client asks, "How will I wean my baby off of breast milk to food?" Which response by the nurse is best? Select all that apply.

A client calls a nurse at the clinic about her infant having colic. Which treatment is too new for the nurse to suggest?

A nurse is teaching a class on childhood obesity to parents of overweight children. Which treatment choices does the nurse suggest? Select all that apply.

Which deficiency of toddlers is associated with behavioral and cognitive delays?

When teaching a group of adolescents about childhood obesity, what recommendations about prevention do the adolescents make that ensure teaching was successful? Select all that apply.

A nurse is leading a seminar about healthy lifestyle choices. The nurse teaches that good nutrition is:

A nurse is teaching a class on child health. Which problems of nutrition are common and are likely to be mentioned? Select all that apply.

When taking care of a 15-year-old pediatric client with adolescent acne, which dietary component does a nurse explain as having influence on the development of acne? Select all that apply.