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Terms in this set (30)The nurse would teach parents of a child with impetigo to be alert for signs of which complication? Select one: a. Endocarditis c. Nephritis Nephritb. "Tics appear when a child is under stress." The child cannot help such actions and should not be scolded for them because they are mainly a result of tension.is is a complication of impetigo, often caused by beta-hemolytic streptococcal infection. The other choices here have nothing to do with complications of impetigo. A mother is concerned because her 9-year-old boy has developed the habit of twitching his eyes and flipping his hair while communicating with anyone. What is the best nursing response to
this parent? Select one: b. "Tics appear when a child is under stress." The child cannot help such actions and should not be scolded for them because they are mainly a result of tension. What statement by an 11-year-old child leads the nurse to determine he has moved from the mind-set of egocentrism? Select one: a. "My dad can do anything!" b. "I am a member of the best Cub Scout group in the world." c. "I must do my homework before I can play." d. "I'm sorry. I bet that hurt your feelings." d. "I'm sorry. I bet that hurt your feelings." A child is being treated for frostbite of the right hand. How will the nurse know that this condition is improving? Select one: c. Hand is deep purple associated with severe pain. Frostbitten extremities appear pale and hard and are without sensation. A deep purple flush appears with the return of sensation, which is accompanied by extreme pain. The school nurse is preparing an educational program for new teachers regarding school-age children. What information is accurate for the nurse to include? a. Thinking is logical Piaget refers to the thought processes of the school-age period as concrete operations. Concrete operations involve logical thinking and an understanding of cause and effect. The egocentric view of the preschool child is replaced by the ability to understand the point of view of another person. Between 6 and 12 years of age, children prefer friends of their own sex and usually prefer the company of their friends to that of their brothers and sisters. The preadolescent girl should have supplies for menstruation: a. about 6 months after breast development begins. a. about 6 months after breast development begins. It is very embarrassing for a preadolescent girl to go to an unrelated adult (such as a teacher) because she lacks supplies for her first menstrual period. Likewise, girls this age are usually horrified at the thought of purchasing supplies themselves. Waiting until she knows how heavy her flow is far too late, and relying on timing it when her friends are prepared is a mistake for two reasons: she should feel prepared on her own, plus her cycle and first menses may be far different from that of her friends. Finally, the growth spurt and breast development precede menstruation, which allows the parent to prepare her for the first period, although its exact onset cannot be predicted When asked about her activities, a 10-year-old girl responded, "I like school. I play the flute in the school band, and I take tennis lessons." What does the nurse know these activities will help this child
develop? Select one: d. Industry The school-age period is referred to by Erikson as the stage of industry. Successful participation in activities facilitates the child's sense of industry. Which actions can help to prevent obesity? (Select all that apply.) b. Increasing physical activity Tips to help prevent obesity include using appropriate serving sizes, limiting soda and juice intake, replacing whole milk with skim milk, eating breakfast every day, eating family meals, parents role modeling healthy eating and activity, encouraging physical activity, and decreasing computer and TV time. What risk is increased with children who have been diagnosed with infantile eczema? a. Pneumonia b. Asthma Some children with eczema also develop asthma and hay fever-type allergies. A mother reports that she has a new job and her 12-year-old child is home alone for a time after school.
Which statement made by the parent alerts the nurse to a potentially unsafe situation for this child? Select one: d. "I told him that he could invite a few friends after school." Latchkey children are subject to a higher rate of accidents. Permitting school-age children and their friends to be home alone in an unsupervised environment is an unsafe situation. An adolescent is at the pediatrician's office because he has been experiencing intense itching, particularly in the axilla and between the fingers. The itching is worse during the night and he has not been sleeping well. With what is this symptom associated? Select one: b. Scabies Intense itching, especially at night, is characteristic of scabies. The school nurse is planning sex education classes for school-age children. What should the nurse be sure to do? Select one: c. Use simple terms. Using simple terms is essential but slang and street terms need to be clarified. Apply age-specific information across broad aspects of biological, social, and current attitudes. What type of relationships are the preferred social interactions for the school-age child? Select one: d. Same-sex peer groups The preferred social interaction of the school-age child is in same-sex peer groups or cliques. The systolic blood pressure of the school-age child is approximately: Select one: b. 90 to 108 mm Hg The vital signs of the school-age child are near those of the adult. The systolic blood pressure is 90 to 108 mm Hg. The nurse is careful to apply only the prescribed amount of ointment to the skin of a 2-month-old infant. How is infant skin different from adult skin? Select one:
c. Greater absorption The child's skin has a dramatically greater ability to absorb than does that of the adult. What will the nurse include when teaching about general skin care measures that could help prevent acne? Select one: d. Maintaining general hygiene and getting sufficient rest General hygienic measures of cleanliness, rest, and avoidance of emotional stress may help prevent exacerbations. An adolescent patient at a pediatric clinic presents with a butterfly rash. What diagnosis does the nurse suspect? Select one: b. Systemic lupus erythematosus Butterfly rash over the nose and cheeks can be associated with photosensitivity and may be associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). A common manifestation of an allergy in a neonate is: Select one: c. infantile eczema. Eczema is the typical manifestation of allergies in neonates. These infants may later develop asthma. Port wine stains, strawberry nevi, and Mongolian spots are not related to allergies. The home health nurse discovers a family infected with pediculosis. What information can the nurse provide to the mother to start eradication of the lice? Select one: c. Comb through the hair with a vinegar-water solution. Combing a vinegar-water solution through the hair with a fine-tooth comb and then shampooing is an initial step toward eradication. A child is brought to the emergency department with burns on the face and chest. What is the nurse's first priority? Select
one: b. Assess respiratory status. Airway assessment and establishing an airway are the initial priorities. At a 2-month well-child visit, parents ask the nurse about the red area on the infant's neck. They tell the nurse that the mark appeared a few weeks after birth. What does the
nurse recognize this skin lesion as? Select one: b. A strawberry nevus The strawberry nevus is a common hemangioma consisting of dilated capillaries in the dermal space, which may not become apparent for a few weeks after birth. Which skin condition is not contagious? Select one: c. Infantile eczema Infantile eczema is not contagious. It is a symptom of allergies, as opposed to being a condition. The other disorders-impetigo, staph infection, and pediculosis are all contagious. Parents ask the pediatric nurse how school life might influence their growing child. What area of development will the nurse indicate that school
affects the least? Select one: c. Physical development Physical development is the least affected by school life. Moral development occurs as they have experience with, and understand, rules and fairness in the school setting. Schools have a profound influence on the socialization of children, who bring to school what they have learned and experienced in the home. Success in school requires an integration of cognitive, receptive, and expressive (language) skills. What is best for the nurse to suggest to the parents of an overweight 9-year-old child to help prevent obesity? Select one: Regular physical activity reduces weight. d. Encourage the child to engage in physical activity for at least an hour a day. Regular physical activity reduces weight. Which statement characterizes the 8-year-old child? Select one: d. They like competitive sports, but are poor losers. The 8-year-old enjoys competitive sports but is generally a poor loser. Rather than disorganized, they usually enjoy organized activities. They are not overly concerned with appearance and rather than craving quiet times or slowing to worry about modesty, the 8-year-old wants to do everything and dramatic play is popular. A mother is concerned about what might have caused a heat rash on her infant. The nurse observes tiny pinhead-sized reddened papules on the infant's neck and axilla. What does the nurse explain as the most likely cause of this rash? Select one: Miliaria, or prickly heat rash, is caused by excess body heat and moisture. d. Heat and moisture Miliaria, or prickly heat rash, is caused by excess body heat and moisture. Which statement made by a parent indicates an understanding of the topical application of medications for a skin condition? Select one: a. "I use powder and cornstarch to keep the skin dry." Absorption of topical medications is best when preparations are applied after a warm bath. d. "I apply the medication after I give my child a bath." Absorption of topical medications is best when preparations are applied after a warm bath. What is the most appropriate intervention to instruct parents to implement when a child gets his or her tooth knocked out? Select one: d. "Please put the tooth in milk and call the dentist." The recommendation is to place the tooth in milk and call the dentist. The nurse is assessing a school-age child. What will the nurse expect in regard to physical development of this child? Select one: During the school-age period, the average weight gain per year is generally 5.5 to 7 pounds. b. Gain of 5 to 7 pounds per year During the school-age period, the average weight gain per year is generally 5.5 to 7 pounds. What is the correct nursing response to a mother who asks, "How can I get rid of the baby's cradle cap?" Select one: b. "Rub baby oil on the infant's head at night and shampoo the hair the next morning." Scales may be softened by applying baby oil to the head the evening before, and shampooing the hair in the morning. Sets found in the same folderChapter 21: The Child's Experience of Hospitalizat…42 terms Kris_B450 Peds Quiz # 430 terms dludke00 Peds Quiz # 330 terms dludke00 Peds Quiz #928 terms dludke00 Other sets by this creatorOB Quiz #825 terms dludke00 Psych Study Guide Ch 1-443 terms dludke00 Psych Quiz # 335 terms dludke00 Maternity Chap 831 terms dludke00 Verified questionschemistry Assign oxidation states to all of the following atoms. $\mathrm { Cr } _ { 2 } \mathrm { O } _ { 3 }$ Verified answer
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