NOC Quiz 2 - Ch. 19-22 Pediatric and Adolescent Nursing Examination on Growth and Development, Physiologic and Psychosocial Milestones, Nutritional and Metabolic Disorders, Hematologic and Immunologic Conditions, Infectious Diseases and Immunizations, Gas

NOC Quiz 2 - Ch. 19-22 Pediatric and Adolescent Nursing Examination on Growth and Development, Physiologic and Psychosocial Milestones, Nutritional and Metabolic Disorders, Hematologic and Immunologic Conditions, Infectious Diseases and Immunizations, Gastrointestinal and Renal Disorders, Cardiopulmonary Function and Congenital Defects, Neurologic and Musculoskeletal Disorders, Endocrine and Reproductive Health, Emergency and Trauma Nursing, Pain Management and Pharmacologic Interventions, Procedure Preparation and IV Therapy, Airway Management and Resuscitation Exam Questions Verified and Provided with Complete A+ Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026 when a permanent tooth is knocked out of the socket, the tooth should be picked up by the crown to avoid damaging the root area. Place the tooth in milk until the child and tooth arrive at a dentist's office. *DO NOT TOUCH ROOT, PUT IN MILK* Nursing tip: Emergency treatment of an avulsed tooth -Don't enter the house if door is ajar or if anything looks unusual -Do not leave the house or yard without permission -Never let a stranger in the house -Never meet anyone online -Never respond to weird messages online -Do not display keys; keep doors locked -Answer the phone (parents are busy not out) -Don't take shortcuts (alleys or across train tracks) -Walk with friends -Never accept rides from strangers -Know how to reach a trusted adult -Follow first aid techniques taught by parents; know how to call 911 -Review fire safety -Know and obey basic safety rules Teach child about safety (home alone) -Teach child their name, phone number, address, parents' names -Leave work or cell number with child -List emergency numbers -Designate a neighbor who is usually home -lock up firearms -prepare a first aid kit -review fire safety rules and route of escape -address street safety when returning from school -consider obtaining a pet for the child -be home on time or call the child -leave a message for the child; activities to limit screen time -make child feel safe and appreciated -assess the home and the neighborhood for hazards -teach child safe telephone behavior Parent teaching for child being home alone 10-13 years of age adolescence begins in girls: 2 years girls may go through growth spurt ______ before boys (may be 20% of mature height) oily skin; not dirt, chocolate, etc. causes acne enlargement of the penis enlargement of testicles, pigmentation of scrotum are FOLLOWED by: do not have a higher rate of sexual activity studies have shown that adolescents who obtain early sex education information from caring parents or well-informed adults: may separate themselves from their family reject traditions like family outings or dress codes parenting the adolescent: kill and cripple adolescents at an alarming rate road and off-road motor vehicle accidents (MVA): utmost importance preventing MVAs is of: keep familiar object with infant restrain as needed cuddle and hug after infants (treatment or procedure) parents should be involved whenever possible, ______ should be involved in prep and initiation of treatment or procedure. (infants during treatment or procedure) occurs in infants 6 months and older more pronounced in toddlers (over 12 months) when does separation anxiety occur? more pronounced? influenced by weight medication dosages are influenced by: 15 mg/kg tylenol dosing fentanyl