At which stage of development should the nurse anticipate that pediatric clients will
begin to show differences in play activities that are related to gender?
a. Preschool
b. Adolescence
c. Late school-age
d. Early school-age
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Late school-age
Which type of toy should the nurse recommend to the parents of a toddler-age client
to enhance the child's development?
a. Clay
b. Rattle
, c. Video game
d. Musical mobile
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Clay
A child is admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit after an accident at school. The
mother, at the child's bedside, is visibly upset. What is the most therapeutic statement
the nurse can make?
a. "You must be full of emotions right now."
b. "Let me give you a referral for social services."
c. "Your child will get excellent care at this hospital."
d. "It's a shame that your child has become ill so suddenly."
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"You must be full of emotions right know."
While in the playroom of a pediatric unit the nurse sees several toddlers seated at a
table trying to copy the same picture from a book. They are not talking to each other
or sharing their crayons. What does the nurse conclude about this behavioral
interaction?
a. It is a typical expression of toddlers' social development.
b. This is an example of antisocial behavior found in some children.
c. It is a lack of parental role models to demonstrate acceptable behavior.
d. This is an illustration of separation anxiety typical of hospitalized toddlers.
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begin to show differences in play activities that are related to gender?
a. Preschool
b. Adolescence
c. Late school-age
d. Early school-age
Give this one a try later!
Late school-age
Which type of toy should the nurse recommend to the parents of a toddler-age client
to enhance the child's development?
a. Clay
b. Rattle
, c. Video game
d. Musical mobile
Give this one a try later!
Clay
A child is admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit after an accident at school. The
mother, at the child's bedside, is visibly upset. What is the most therapeutic statement
the nurse can make?
a. "You must be full of emotions right now."
b. "Let me give you a referral for social services."
c. "Your child will get excellent care at this hospital."
d. "It's a shame that your child has become ill so suddenly."
Give this one a try later!
"You must be full of emotions right know."
While in the playroom of a pediatric unit the nurse sees several toddlers seated at a
table trying to copy the same picture from a book. They are not talking to each other
or sharing their crayons. What does the nurse conclude about this behavioral
interaction?
a. It is a typical expression of toddlers' social development.
b. This is an example of antisocial behavior found in some children.
c. It is a lack of parental role models to demonstrate acceptable behavior.
d. This is an illustration of separation anxiety typical of hospitalized toddlers.
Give this one a try later!
