TEST BANK For Dav s Advantage for Ped atr c Nurs ng:
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Cr t cal Components of Nurs ng Care, 3rd Ed t on by
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Kathryn Rudd| Chapter (1 – 22) | Complete Gu de Newest
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Advantage for Ped atr c Nurs ng:
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Cr t cal Components of Nurs ng
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Care, 3rd Ed t on by Kathryn
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Rudd| Chapter (1 – 22) |
Complete Gu de Newest Vers on
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,Chapter 1 ssues and Trends n Ped atr c Nurs ng
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Mult ple Cho ce
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dent fy the cho ce that best completes the statement or answers the quest on.
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1. The nurse has prov ded a presentat on to m ddle school ch ldren about nurs ng as a career. One fg fg fg fg fg
of the ch ldren stated that he wanted to be a ped atr c nurse, because he wants to take care of bab
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es and l ttle “k ds.” What would be an appropr ate response to th s m ddle school–aged ch ld?
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1. “Nurs ng s a general pract ce; all nurses must know how to take care of all ages
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of cl ents.” fg
2. “As a ped atr c nurse, you would get to care for bab es and l ttle k ds as well
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as ch ldren through the r teenage years.”
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3. “What you are descr b ng s actually a neonatal nurse. Neonatal nurses work w fg fg fg
th newborn bab es, toddlers, and preschool-age ch ldren.”
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4. “Be ng a ped atr c nurse requ res a master’s degree, so be sure to work hard
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n school!” fg
2. The med cal-surg cal float nurse s ass gned to the ped atr c un t for the f rst t me and states that
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the sk lls are “the same as general nurs ng s nce ch ldren are l ttle adults w th smaller bod es.”
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What component of ped atr c nurs ng contra nd cates th s statement? fg fg fg fg fg fg
1. Ped atr c nurs ng nvolves care based on the developmental level of the cl ent.
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2. Ped atr c nurs ng nvolves the cl ent’s fam ly n the plan of care.
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3. Ped atr c nurs ng n based on prevent on of nfect ous d seases.
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4. Ped atr c nurs ng nvolves cultural sens t v ty n cl ent care.
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3. The culturally sens t ve ped atr c nurse s aware of the rac al makeup of the U.S. populat on. fg fg fg fg fg fg fg
Wh ch of the follow ng reflects the demograph cs of the U.S. ped atr c populat on n 2018, based
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on U.S. Census Bureau data?
1. The Amer can nd an and Alaska Nat ve populat on represent one-f fth of
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the ped atr c populat on. fg fg fg
2. About half of the ch ldren fall n the category of someth ng other than Wh te fg fg fg fg
non- H span c. fg fg
3. The populat on of As an ch ldren decreased from 2015 to 2018. fg fg fg
4. There was no change n the populat on of Non-H span c ch ldren who fg fg fg fg fg
represent two or more races between 2015 and 2018.
4. The nurse at a fam ly cl n c s prov d ng care to an adolescent cl ent d agnosed w th d abetes.
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The cl ent has verbal zed d scomfort w th the feel ngs of solat on when unable to dr nk alcohol
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w th the r fr ends. Wh ch of the follow ng would be the most appropr ate response to th s
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statement?
1. “Dr nk ng alcohol s not only llegal but dangerous for your blood sugar
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control and overall well-be ng.” fg
2. “You can st ll dr nk alcohol, n moderat on, f you control the sugar sp ke w
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th more nsul n.”
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3. “Prepare for alcohol ntake w th more water and less carbohydrates before dr nk fg fg fg
ng to slow sugar sp kes.”
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4. “ t s understandable that you want to be ncluded, but perhaps we can work out
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a plan on how to work through those s tuat ons.” fg fg
, 5. Wh ch statement best descr bes the common core concepts of the d fferent models of ped atr c
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nurs ng?
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1. All models focus on the open commun cat on between the ch ld and nurse. fg fg fg
2. All models focus on mportance of fam ly relat onsh p to the ch ld. fg fg fg fg fg
3. All models focus on safeguard ng the ch ld’s d gn ty dur ng care. fg fg fg fg fg
4. All models focus on coord nat on of care needs that ar se dur ng llness. fg fg fg fg fg
6. Wh ch of the follow ng tasks s assoc ated w th the ped atr c med cal home care model of ped atr c
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nurs ng?
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1. The nurse refers the fam ly to a ch ldhood cancer support group pr or to d fg fg fg
scharge from the hosp tal.
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2. The nurse ncludes a s mple explanat on of the procedure to the ch ld based on
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the ch ld’s developmental level.
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3. The nurse ncludes the fam ly’s cultural celebrat ons and observat ons wh
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le prov d ng care to the ch ld.
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4. The nurse develops the plan of care w th the ch ld and fam ly as the focal po nt fg fg fg fg
of the ntervent ons. fg fg
7. The ped atr c nurse beg ns a research project on 8-year-old cl ents w th the med cal d agnos s of
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ped atr c acute-onset neuropsych atr c syndrome (PANS). The fam ly has consented to the
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research, but as the nurse beg ns to adm n ster the ntervent on, the cl ent refuses to cooperate. fg fg fg fg fg fg
What s the appropr ate response to th s refusal?
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1. The nurse should d scuss w th the fam ly the opt ons of perform ng fg fg fg fg fg
the ntervent on w thout the ch ld’s knowledge.
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2. The nurse should expla n to the ch ld that th s s necessary and prom se a reward fg fg fg fg fg
at the end of the research project.
3. The nurse should refuse to perform the ntervent on unt l the ch ld consents to fg fg fg fg
the ntervent on and project.
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4. The nurse should d scuss the pros and cons of the research project w th the ch
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ld and focus on the outcomes.
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8. A nurse s prov d ng relat onsh p-based care to a ped atr c cl ent. Wh ch of the follow ng s a
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challenge the nurse s l kely to encounter wh le us ng th s model of care?
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1. Ma nta n ng a ster le f eld for a procedure w th a restless toddler
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2. Commun cat ng w th the blended fam ly on regular bas s
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3. Treat ng ch ldren w th ant b ot c-res stant llnesses
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4. Car ng for a larger number of ch ldren w th aut sm spectrum d sorders
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and ch ldhood depress on fg fg
9. The ped atr c nurse des res to expand h s or her career opt ons to become the hosp tal’s nurse
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educator of ped atr cs. Wh ch of the follow ng s necessary for th s nurse to ach eve th s career
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goal?
1. The nurse s recommended to earn a m n mum of a master’s degree n nurs ng.
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2. The nurse must earn a m n mum of a doctorate degree n nurs ng. fg fg fg fg
3. The nurse must mplement and develop research n nurs ng pract ce. fg fg fg fg
4. The nurse must mplement a plan to obta n cert f cat on n ped atr cs.
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Cr t cal Components of Nurs ng Care, 3rd Ed t on by
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Kathryn Rudd| Chapter (1 – 22) | Complete Gu de Newest
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Vers on
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, TEST BANK For Dav s fg
Advantage for Ped atr c Nurs ng:
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Cr t cal Components of Nurs ng
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Care, 3rd Ed t on by Kathryn
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Rudd| Chapter (1 – 22) |
Complete Gu de Newest Vers on
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,Chapter 1 ssues and Trends n Ped atr c Nurs ng
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Mult ple Cho ce
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dent fy the cho ce that best completes the statement or answers the quest on.
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1. The nurse has prov ded a presentat on to m ddle school ch ldren about nurs ng as a career. One fg fg fg fg fg
of the ch ldren stated that he wanted to be a ped atr c nurse, because he wants to take care of bab
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es and l ttle “k ds.” What would be an appropr ate response to th s m ddle school–aged ch ld?
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1. “Nurs ng s a general pract ce; all nurses must know how to take care of all ages
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of cl ents.” fg
2. “As a ped atr c nurse, you would get to care for bab es and l ttle k ds as well
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as ch ldren through the r teenage years.”
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3. “What you are descr b ng s actually a neonatal nurse. Neonatal nurses work w fg fg fg
th newborn bab es, toddlers, and preschool-age ch ldren.”
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4. “Be ng a ped atr c nurse requ res a master’s degree, so be sure to work hard
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n school!” fg
2. The med cal-surg cal float nurse s ass gned to the ped atr c un t for the f rst t me and states that
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the sk lls are “the same as general nurs ng s nce ch ldren are l ttle adults w th smaller bod es.”
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What component of ped atr c nurs ng contra nd cates th s statement? fg fg fg fg fg fg
1. Ped atr c nurs ng nvolves care based on the developmental level of the cl ent.
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2. Ped atr c nurs ng nvolves the cl ent’s fam ly n the plan of care.
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3. Ped atr c nurs ng n based on prevent on of nfect ous d seases.
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4. Ped atr c nurs ng nvolves cultural sens t v ty n cl ent care.
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3. The culturally sens t ve ped atr c nurse s aware of the rac al makeup of the U.S. populat on. fg fg fg fg fg fg fg
Wh ch of the follow ng reflects the demograph cs of the U.S. ped atr c populat on n 2018, based
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on U.S. Census Bureau data?
1. The Amer can nd an and Alaska Nat ve populat on represent one-f fth of
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the ped atr c populat on. fg fg fg
2. About half of the ch ldren fall n the category of someth ng other than Wh te fg fg fg fg
non- H span c. fg fg
3. The populat on of As an ch ldren decreased from 2015 to 2018. fg fg fg
4. There was no change n the populat on of Non-H span c ch ldren who fg fg fg fg fg
represent two or more races between 2015 and 2018.
4. The nurse at a fam ly cl n c s prov d ng care to an adolescent cl ent d agnosed w th d abetes.
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The cl ent has verbal zed d scomfort w th the feel ngs of solat on when unable to dr nk alcohol
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w th the r fr ends. Wh ch of the follow ng would be the most appropr ate response to th s
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statement?
1. “Dr nk ng alcohol s not only llegal but dangerous for your blood sugar
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control and overall well-be ng.” fg
2. “You can st ll dr nk alcohol, n moderat on, f you control the sugar sp ke w
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th more nsul n.”
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3. “Prepare for alcohol ntake w th more water and less carbohydrates before dr nk fg fg fg
ng to slow sugar sp kes.”
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4. “ t s understandable that you want to be ncluded, but perhaps we can work out
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a plan on how to work through those s tuat ons.” fg fg
, 5. Wh ch statement best descr bes the common core concepts of the d fferent models of ped atr c
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nurs ng?
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1. All models focus on the open commun cat on between the ch ld and nurse. fg fg fg
2. All models focus on mportance of fam ly relat onsh p to the ch ld. fg fg fg fg fg
3. All models focus on safeguard ng the ch ld’s d gn ty dur ng care. fg fg fg fg fg
4. All models focus on coord nat on of care needs that ar se dur ng llness. fg fg fg fg fg
6. Wh ch of the follow ng tasks s assoc ated w th the ped atr c med cal home care model of ped atr c
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nurs ng?
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1. The nurse refers the fam ly to a ch ldhood cancer support group pr or to d fg fg fg
scharge from the hosp tal.
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2. The nurse ncludes a s mple explanat on of the procedure to the ch ld based on
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the ch ld’s developmental level.
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3. The nurse ncludes the fam ly’s cultural celebrat ons and observat ons wh
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le prov d ng care to the ch ld.
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4. The nurse develops the plan of care w th the ch ld and fam ly as the focal po nt fg fg fg fg
of the ntervent ons. fg fg
7. The ped atr c nurse beg ns a research project on 8-year-old cl ents w th the med cal d agnos s of
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ped atr c acute-onset neuropsych atr c syndrome (PANS). The fam ly has consented to the
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research, but as the nurse beg ns to adm n ster the ntervent on, the cl ent refuses to cooperate. fg fg fg fg fg fg
What s the appropr ate response to th s refusal?
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1. The nurse should d scuss w th the fam ly the opt ons of perform ng fg fg fg fg fg
the ntervent on w thout the ch ld’s knowledge.
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2. The nurse should expla n to the ch ld that th s s necessary and prom se a reward fg fg fg fg fg
at the end of the research project.
3. The nurse should refuse to perform the ntervent on unt l the ch ld consents to fg fg fg fg
the ntervent on and project.
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4. The nurse should d scuss the pros and cons of the research project w th the ch
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ld and focus on the outcomes.
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8. A nurse s prov d ng relat onsh p-based care to a ped atr c cl ent. Wh ch of the follow ng s a
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challenge the nurse s l kely to encounter wh le us ng th s model of care?
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1. Ma nta n ng a ster le f eld for a procedure w th a restless toddler
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2. Commun cat ng w th the blended fam ly on regular bas s
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3. Treat ng ch ldren w th ant b ot c-res stant llnesses
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4. Car ng for a larger number of ch ldren w th aut sm spectrum d sorders
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and ch ldhood depress on fg fg
9. The ped atr c nurse des res to expand h s or her career opt ons to become the hosp tal’s nurse
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educator of ped atr cs. Wh ch of the follow ng s necessary for th s nurse to ach eve th s career
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goal?
1. The nurse s recommended to earn a m n mum of a master’s degree n nurs ng.
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2. The nurse must earn a m n mum of a doctorate degree n nurs ng. fg fg fg fg
3. The nurse must mplement and develop research n nurs ng pract ce. fg fg fg fg
4. The nurse must mplement a plan to obta n cert f cat on n ped atr cs.
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