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Chapter05:HealthPromotionfortheDevelopingChild MULTIPLECHOICE 1.Whichstatementbestdescribesdevelopmentininfantsandchildren? a.
Development,apredictableandorderlyprocess,occursatvaryingrateswithinnormallimits.
b.
Developmentisprimarilyrelatedtothegrowthinthenumberandsizeofcells.
c.
Developmentoccursinaproximodistaldirectionwithfinemuscledevelopmentoccurringfirst.
d.
Developmentismoreeasilyandaccuratelymeasuredthangrowth.
ANS:A Feedback A
Development,acontinuousandorderlyprocess,providesthebasisforincreasesinthechilds functionandcomplexityofbehavior.Theincreasesinrateoffunctionandcomplexitycan varynormallywithinlimitsforeachchild.
B
Anincreaseinthenumberandsizeofcellsisadefinitionforgrowth. NURSINGTB.COM
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Developmentproceedsinaproximodistaldirectionwithfinemuscleorganizationoccurring asaresultoflargemuscleorganization.
D
Developmentisamorecomplexprocessthatisaffectedbymanyfactors;therefore,itisless easilyandaccuratelymeasured.Growthisapredictableprocesswithstandardmeasurement methods.
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:KnowledgeREF:p.68 OBJ:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 2.Frequentdevelopmentalassessmentsareimportantforwhichreason? a.
Stabledevelopmentalperiodsduringinfancyprovideanopportunitytoidentifyanydelaysor deficits.
b.
Infantsneedstimulationspecifictothestageofdevelopment.
c.
Criticalperiodsofdevelopmentoccurduringchildhood.
d.
Childdevelopmentisunpredictableandneedsmonitoring.
ANS:C
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Feedback A
Infancyisadynamictimeofdevelopmentthatrequiresfrequentevaluationstoassess appropriatedevelopmentalprogress.
B
Infantsinanurturingenvironmentwilldevelopappropriatelyandwillnotnecessarilyneed stimulationspecifictotheirdevelopmentalstage.
C
Criticalperiodsareblocksoftimeduringwhichchildrenarereadytomasterspecific developmentaltasks.Theearlierthosedelaysindevelopmentarediscoveredandintervention initiated,thelessdramatictheireffectwillbe.
D
Normalgrowthanddevelopmentisorderlyandproceedsinapredictablepatternbasedon eachindividualsabilitiesandpotentials.
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:p.71|p.78 OBJ:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 3.Whichfactorhasthegreatestinfluenceonchildgrowthanddevelopment? a.
Culture
b.
Environment
c.
Genetics
d.
Nutrition
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ANS:C Feedback A
Cultureisasignificantfactorthatinfluenceshowchildrengrowtowardadulthood.Culture influencesbothgrowthanddevelopmentbutdoesnoteliminateinborngeneticinfluences.
B
Environmenthasasignificantroleindetermininggrowthanddevelopmentbothbeforeand afterbirth.Theenvironmentcaninfluencehowandtowhichextentgenetictraitsare manifested,butenvironmentalfactorscannoteliminatetheeffectofgenetics.
C
Geneticfactors(heredity)determineeachindividualsgrowthanddevelopmentalrate. Althoughfactorssuchasenvironment,culture,nutrition,andfamilycaninfluencegenetic traits,theydonoteliminatetheeffectofthegeneticendowment,whichispermanent.
D
Nutritioniscriticalforgrowthandplaysasignificantrolethroughoutchildhood.
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PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:p.71 OBJ:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 4.Thenurseisplanningateachingsessionforayoungchildandherparents.AccordingtoPiagetstheory,the periodofcognitivedevelopmentinwhichthechildisabletodistinguishbetweenconceptsrelatedtofactand fantasy,suchashumanbeingsareincapableofflyinglikebirds,isthe_______periodofcognitive development. a.
Sensorimotor
b.
Formaloperations
c.
Concreteoperations
d.
Preoperational
ANS:C Feedback A
Thesensorimotorstageoccursininfancyandisaperiodofreflexivebehavior.Duringthis period,theinfantsworldbecomesmorepermanentandorganized.Thestageendswiththe infantdemonstratingsomeevidenceofreasoning. NURSINGTB.COM
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Formaloperationsisaperiodindevelopmentinwhichnewideasarecreatedthrough previousthoughts.Analyticreasonandabstractthoughtemergeinthisperiod.
C
Concreteoperationsistheperiodofcognitivedevelopmentinwhichchildrensthinkingis shiftedfromegocentrictobeingabletoseeanotherspointofview.Theydeveloptheability todistinguishfactfromfantasy.
D
Thepreoperationalstageisaperiodofegocentrisminwhichthechildsjudgmentsare illogicalanddominatedbymagicalthinkingandanimism.
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ApplicationREF:p.73 OBJ:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 5.Thetheoristwhovieweddevelopmentalprogressionasalifelongseriesofconflictsthatneedresolutionis a.
Erikson
b.
Freud
c.
Kohlberg
d.
Piaget
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ANS:A Feedback A
ErikEriksonvieweddevelopmentasaseriesofconflictsaffectedbysocialandcultural factors.Eachconflictmustberesolvedforthechildtoprogressemotionally,with unsuccessfulresolutionleavingthechildemotionallydisabled.
B
SigmundFreudproposedapsychosexualtheoryofdevelopment.Heproposedthatcertain partsofthebodyassumepsychologicalsignificanceasfociofsexualenergy.Thefocishiftas theindividualmovesthroughthedifferentstages(oral,anal,phallic,latency,andgenital)of development.
C
LawrenceKohlbergdescribedmoraldevelopmentashavingthreelevels(preconventional, conventional,andpostconventional).HistheorycloselyparallelsPiagets.
D
JeanPiagetscognitivetheoryinterpretshowchildrenlearnandthinkandhowthisthinking progressesanddiffersfromadultthinking.Stagesofhistheoryincludesensorimotor, preoperations,concreteoperations,andformaloperations.
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6.Whatdoesthenurseneedtoknowwhenobservingachronicallyillchildatplay? a.
Playisnotimportanttohospitalizedchildren.
b.
Childrenneedtohavestructuredplayperiods.
c.
Childrensplayisaformofcommunication.
d.
Playistobediscouragedbecauseittireshospitalizedchildren.
ANS:C Feedback A
Playisimportanttoallchildreninallenvironments.Playforchildrenisamechanismfor masteringtheirenvironment.
B
Althoughchildrensplayactivitiesappeartobeunorganizedandattimeschaotic,playhas purposeandmeaning.Imposingstructureonplayinterfereswiththetasksbeingworkedon.
C
Playforallchildrenisanactivitywovenwithmeaningandpurpose.Forchronicallyill children,playcanindicatetheirstateofwellnessandresponsetotreatment.Itisawayto
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expressjoy,fear,anxiety,anddisappointments. D
Childrenwhohavefewerenergyreservesstillrequireplay.Forthesechildren,less-active playactivitieswillbeimportant.
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ApplicationREF:p.80 OBJ:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 7.Whichchildismostlikelytobefrightenedbyhospitalization? a.
A4-month-oldinfantadmittedwithadiagnosisofbronchiolitis
b.
A2-year-oldtoddleradmittedforcysticfibrosis
c.
A9-year-oldchildhospitalizedwithafracturedfemur
d.
A15-year-oldadolescentadmittedforabdominalpain
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A
Younginfantsarenotaslikelytobeasfrightenedastoddlersbyhospitalizationbecausethey arenotasawareoftheenvironment.
B
Toddlersaremostlikelytobefrightenedbyhospitalizationbecausetheirthoughtprocesses areegocentric,magical,andillogical.Theyfeelverythreatenedbyunfamiliarpeopleand strangeenvironments.
C
The9-year-oldchildscognitiveabilityissufficientenoughforthechildtounderstandthe reasonforhospitalization.
D
The15-year-oldadolescenthasthecognitiveabilitytointerpretthereasonforhospitalization
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:p.74|Table5-2 OBJ:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 8.Whichexpectedoutcomeisdevelopmentallyappropriateforahospitalized4-year-oldchild? a.
Thechildwillbedressedandfedbytheparents.
b.
Thechildwillindependentlyaskforplaymaterialsorotherpersonalneeds.
c.
Thechildwillbeabletoverbalizeanunderstandingofthereasonforthehospitalization.
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Thechildwillhaveaparentstayintheroomatalltimes.
ANS:B Feedback A
Parentsneedtofosterappropriatedevelopmentalbehaviorinthe4-year-oldchild.Dressing andfeedingthechilddonotencourageindependentbehavior.
B
Eriksonidentifiesinitiativeasadevelopmentaltaskforthepreschoolchild.Initiatingplay activitiesandaskingforplaymaterialsorassistancewithpersonalneedsdemonstrates developmentalappropriateness.
C
A4-year-oldchildcannotbeexpectedtocognitivelyunderstandthereasonfor hospitalization.Expectingthechildtoverbalizeanunderstandingforhospitalizationisan inappropriateoutcome.
D
Parentsstayingwiththechildthroughoutahospitalizationisaninappropriateoutcome. Althoughchildrenbenefitfromparentalinvolvement,parentsmaynothavethesupport structuretostayintheroomwiththechildatalltimes.
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9.Apreschoolagedchildwillbereceivingimmunizations.Whichstatementidentifiesanappropriatelevelof languagedevelopmentfora4-year-oldchild? a.
Thechildhasavocabularyof300wordsandusessimplesentences.
b.
Thechildusescorrectgrammarinsentences.
c.
Thechildisabletopronounceconsonantsclearly.
d.
Thechilduseslanguagetoexpressabstractthought.
ANS:B Feedback A
Simplesentencesanda300-wordvocabularyareappropriatefora2-year-oldchild.
B
The4-year-oldchildisabletousecorrectgrammarinsentencestructure.
C
The4-year-oldchildtypicallyhasdifficultyinpronouncingconsonants.
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Theuseoflanguagetoexpressabstractthoughtisdevelopmentallyappropriateforthe adolescent.
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:p.77 OBJ:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 10.Whichchildrenareatgreaterriskfornotreceivingimmunizations? a.
Childrenwhoattendlicenseddaycareprograms
b.
Childrenenteringschool
c.
Childrenwhoarehomeschooled
d.
Youngadultsenteringcollege
ANS:C Feedback A
Allstatesrequireimmunizationsforchildrenindaycareprograms.
B
Allstatesrequireimmunizationsforchildrenenteringschool.
C
Home-schooledchildrenareatriskforbeingunderimmunizedandneedtobemonitored.
D
Mostcollegesrequirearecordofimmunizationsaspartofahealthhistory.
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PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ComprehensionREF:p.84 OBJ:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 11.Whichdevelopmentalassessmentinstrumentisappropriatetoassessa5-year-oldchild? a.
BrazeltonBehavioralScale
b.
DenverDevelopmentalScreeningTestII(DDST-II)
c.
DubowitzScale
d.
NewBallardScale
ANS:B Feedback
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TheBrazeltonBehavioralScaleisusedfornewbornassessment.
B
TheDDST-IIisusedforinfantsandchildrenbetweenbirthand6yearsofage.
C
TheDubowitzScaleisusedforestimationofgestationalage.
D
TheNewBallardScaleisusedfornewbornscreening.
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PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ApplicationREF:p.78 OBJ:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 12.A2-month-oldchildhasnotreceivedanyimmunizations.Whichimmunizationsshouldthenursegive? a.
DTaP,Hib,HepB,MCV,varicella
b.
DTaP,Hib,HepB,HPV,IPV,Rota
c.
DTaP,Hib,HepB,PCV,Rota
d.
DTaP,Hib,HepB,PCV,HepA NURSINGTB.COM
ANS:C Feedback A
Meningococcalvaccineshouldbeadministeredtochildrenat11to12yearsofage.
B
Humanpapillomavirusvaccineisadministeredtoadolescentgirlsonly.
C
DTaP,Hib,HepB,PCV,IPV,andRotaareappropriateimmunizationsforanunimmunized 2-month-oldchild.
D
HepAisrecommendedforallchildrenat1yearofage.
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ApplicationREF:p.83 OBJ:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 13.Theenvironment,bothphysicalandpsychosocial,isasignificantdeterminateofgrowthanddevelopment outcomesbeforeandafterbirth.Nursescanassistparentsinpreventingenvironmentalinjuryfortheir2-yearoldtoddlerbyteachingthemtoavoidthemostcommonsourcesofexposure.Thisanticipatoryguidance includesteachingrelatedto a.
Avoidingsunexposure,secondhandsmoke,andlead
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Socioeconomicstatus,primarilypoverty
c.
Maternalsmokingandalcoholintakeduringpregnancy
d.
Thepassingofenvironmentaltoxinsthroughbreastmilk
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ANS:A Feedback A
Leadcanbepresentinthehomeandintoysmadeoverseas.Environmentalinjurycanalsobe theresultofmercury,pesticides(fleaandtickcollars),radon,andexposuretothesunand secondhandsmoke.Itisimportantforthenursetoprovidehealthteachingrelatedtothese factors.
B
Thenurseisunabletoinfluencesocioeconomicstatus.
C
Itistoolateforthenursetoinstructthemotherregardingsmokingoralcoholintakeduring pregnancy.Thisshouldhavebeenincludedinprenatalteaching.
D
Itisunlikelythata2-year-oldchildwillstillbebreastfeeding. NURSINGTB.COM
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:AnalysisREF:p.71 OBJ:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:ClientNeeds:HealthPromotionandMaintenance 14.Whichimmunizationsshouldbeusedwithcautioninchildrenwithanallergytoeggs? a.
HepB
b.
DTaP
c.
Hib
d.
MMR
ANS:D Feedback A
HepBissafeforchildrenwithaneggallergy.
B
DTaPissafeforchildrenwithaneggallergy.
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C
Hibissafeforchildrenwithaneggallergy.
D
Livemeaslesvaccineisproducedbyusingchickembryocellculture,sothereisaremote possibilityofanaphylactichypersensitivityinchildrenwitheggallergies.Mostreactionsare actuallytheresultofothercomponentsinthevaccine.
PTS:1DIF:CognitiveLevel:ApplicationREF:p.85 OBJ:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:ClientNeeds:PhysiologicIntegrity 15.Whencounselingparentsandchildrenabouttheimportanceofincreasedphysicalactivity,thenursecan emphasize a.
Anaerobicexerciseshouldcompriseamajorcomponentofthechildsdailyexercise.
b.
Allchildrenshouldbephysicallyactiveforatleast2hoursperday.
c.
Itisnotnecessarytoparticipateinphysicaleducationclassesatschoolifastudentistakingpartin otheractivities.
d.
Makingexercisefunandahabitualactivity.
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Feedback A
Aerobicexerciseshouldcompriseamajorcomponentofchildrensdailyexercise;however, physicalactivityshouldalsoincludemuscleandbonestrengtheningactivities.
B
Childrenandadolescentsshouldbephysicallyactiveforatleast1hourdaily.
C
Encourageallstudenttoparticipatefullyinanyphysicaleducationclasses.
D
Itisimportanttomakeexerciseafunandahabitualactivity.Encourageparentstoinvestigate theircommunitysdifferentactivityprograms.Thisincludesrecreationcenters,parks,andthe YMCA.
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