Question 1

A school-aged child is scheduled for a minor procedure and is very nervous. What response by the nurse is best?

Accepted Answer

A)  Reassure the child the procedure is too minor to worry about. 
B)  Read the child a pamphlet about what to expect during the procedure. 
C)  Tell the child you will have the provider "put her to sleep" during the procedure. 
D)  Explain the procedure and what to expect in simple terms. 
A)  Reassure the child the procedure is too minor to worry about. 
B)  Read the child a pamphlet about what to expect during the procedure. 
C)  Tell the child you will have the provider "put her to sleep" during the procedure. 
D)  Explain the procedure and what to expect in simple terms.

Question 2

A high-school nurse is planning an educational presentation for juniors. What activities are most appropriate for the nurse plan to include? (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  Video showing the aftermath of a drunk driving car crash 
B)  Confidential depression and suicide risk assessment 
C)  Same-age speaker sharing her story about the impact of HIV disease 
D)  Charts and graphs showing the physical changes of puberty 
E)  Bicycle helmet fitting station to see if child has outgrown the helmet 
A)  Video showing the aftermath of a drunk driving car crash 
B)  Confidential depression and suicide risk assessment 
C)  Same-age speaker sharing her story about the impact of HIV disease 
D)  Charts and graphs showing the physical changes of puberty 
E)  Bicycle helmet fitting station to see if child has outgrown the helmet

Question 3

To help a hospitalized infant master the tasks in Erikson's stage of Trust versus Mistrust, which action by the nurse is best?

Accepted Answer

A)  Provide calming music during quiet time so the infant can sleep 
B)  Give the family food vouchers for the hospital cafeteria 
C)  Arrange to have a cot or small bed placed in the infant's room 
D)  Do not allow unlicensed assistive personnel to care for the infant 
A)  Provide calming music during quiet time so the infant can sleep 
B)  Give the family food vouchers for the hospital cafeteria 
C)  Arrange to have a cot or small bed placed in the infant's room 
D)  Do not allow unlicensed assistive personnel to care for the infant

Question 4

The nurse is conducting a home visit on a newborn. What observation would require the nurse to provide further education?

Accepted Answer

A)  The caregiver warms the bottle and tests heat on the inside of the wrist. 
B)  The parents state the infant is sleeping with them until they buy a crib. 
C)  One parent states that when the child gets frustrating, the other parent takes over. 
D)  Caregivers consistently wash their hands before holding the baby. 
A)  The caregiver warms the bottle and tests heat on the inside of the wrist. 
B)  The parents state the infant is sleeping with them until they buy a crib. 
C)  One parent states that when the child gets frustrating, the other parent takes over. 
D)  Caregivers consistently wash their hands before holding the baby.

Question 5

A nurse is planning a community education event for parents on the topic of school-aged children and the risks of too much social media time. What topics should the nurse plan to include? (Select all that apply.)

Accepted Answer

A)  Increased bullying 
B)  Decreased physical activity 
C)  Decreased understanding of spatial relationships 
D)  Weight loss and malnutrition 
E)  Increased aggressiveness 
A)  Increased bullying 
B)  Decreased physical activity 
C)  Decreased understanding of spatial relationships 
D)  Weight loss and malnutrition 
E)  Increased aggressiveness

Exam 17: Human Development: Conception through Adolescence

A school-aged child is scheduled for a minor procedure and is very nervous. What response by the nurse is best?

A high-school nurse is planning an educational presentation for juniors. What activities are most appropriate for the nurse plan to include? (Select all that apply.)

To help a hospitalized infant master the tasks in Erikson's stage of Trust versus Mistrust, which action by the nurse is best?

The nurse is conducting a home visit on a newborn. What observation would require the nurse to provide further education?

A nurse is planning a community education event for parents on the topic of school-aged children and the risks of too much social media time. What topics should the nurse plan to include? (Select all that apply.)

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Values, Beliefs, and Caring

Communication

Critical Thinking in Nursing

Introduction to the Nursing Process

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Nursing Diagnosis

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Ethical and Legal Considerations

Leadership and Management

Evidence-Based Practice and Nursing Research

Health Literacy and Patient Education

Nursing Informatics

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Human Development Young Adult to Older Adult

Vital Signs

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Ethnicity and Cultural Assessment

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Human Sexuality

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Nutrition

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Stress and Coping

Sleep

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