C7 - NUR1023C Exam 1, NUR1023C Exam 1 Review, NUR 1023C
Exam 1 & 2 Study Guide, Exam 1 C7 NUR1023C FSCJ possible
Questions and practice questions, NUR1023C Exam 1 Review
(Revised) | 2026 Update | 100% Correct. Actual Test Bank
Exam
Generativity vs. Stagnation
Age: 40-65; Erikson's 7th Stage of Development; More concerned with leaving
behind a legacy that'll continue after their death; If the person fails to grow during
this phase, the result may be stagnation with self-absorption (egocentric behavior)
and self-indulgence. Depression
How many times do you get up too urinate at night and how much? When was your
last prostate exam?
For men aged 40-65, what are some important questions to ask during a health
assessment?
Respite Care
Provides parents and other caregivers with short-term child care services that offer
temporary relief, improve family stability, and reduce the risk of abuse or neglect.
Important for the "Sandwich Generation".
Integrity vs. Despair
Age: 65-Death; It is either they are happy with their life, or they are upset about it?
Person reviews life events and accepts the finality of death.
,True
T or F: Many older adults are still sexually active, so as a nurse you should counsel
and educate on safe sex practices.
Polypharmacy (1)
_ ______ is defined as the simultaneous use of multiple drugs by a single patient, for
one
or more conditions.
Polypharmacy (2)
_ ________ is a primary cause for delirium, it is important for the nurse to thoroughly
assess the patient's medication list. As a nurse it may be helpful to educate the
member to keep RX's filled with the same pharmacy for fill history and RX log.
,C. Giving grades and gifts for satisfactory performances.
Rationale: During the psychosocial development of school-age children,
reinforcement in the form of grades, material rewards, additional privileges, and
recognition provides encouragement and stimulation. A sense of accomplishment
also involves the ability to cooperate, to compete with others, and to cope
effectively with people, so separating children will not promote their mental
health. When the reward structure is based on evidence of mastery, children
who are incapable of developing these skills are also at risk for feelings of
inadequacy and inferiority. Comparison with one another can also cause some
children to develop negative feelings towards themselves, and result in a sense
of inferiority.
The school health nurse is teaching a group of teachers about promoting the mental
health of school-age children. Which action made by the teachers promotes a sense
of industry among the children?
A. Separating children during tasks
B. Basing a reward structure on evidence of mastery
C. Giving grades and gifts for satisfactory performances
D. Comparing the performances of children with one another
, D. By focusing on simple anatomical diagrams
Rationale: According to Piaget, an 8-year-old child's level of development is in the
stage of concrete operations; the child will benefit from simple, concrete
examples. The
preschooler and younger child, not the school-age child, require repetition.
Therapeutic needle play is more appropriate if and when the child is to receive an
injection. The child who is in the period of concrete operations cannot think in the
abstract; the ability to do this develops during adolescence.
An 8-year-old child is being prepared for surgery the next day. How should the nurse
present preoperative instructions to this child?
A. By repeating instructions often
B. By providing time for needle play
C. By using several abstract examples
D. By focusing on simple anatomical diagrams
A. Sits alone without support
Rationale: Infants between 6 and 8 months of age can sit alone without support.
Infants can creep on their hands and knees at the age of 8 to 10 months. Infants who
are 10 to 12 months of age can walk while holding onto furniture and can sit down
from a standing position due to their well-developed motor skills.
Which gross motor skill can be observed in a 7-month-old infant?
A. Sits alone without support
B. Creeps on hands and knees
C. Walks holding onto furniture
D. Sits down from a standing position
Exam 1 & 2 Study Guide, Exam 1 C7 NUR1023C FSCJ possible
Questions and practice questions, NUR1023C Exam 1 Review
(Revised) | 2026 Update | 100% Correct. Actual Test Bank
Exam
Generativity vs. Stagnation
Age: 40-65; Erikson's 7th Stage of Development; More concerned with leaving
behind a legacy that'll continue after their death; If the person fails to grow during
this phase, the result may be stagnation with self-absorption (egocentric behavior)
and self-indulgence. Depression
How many times do you get up too urinate at night and how much? When was your
last prostate exam?
For men aged 40-65, what are some important questions to ask during a health
assessment?
Respite Care
Provides parents and other caregivers with short-term child care services that offer
temporary relief, improve family stability, and reduce the risk of abuse or neglect.
Important for the "Sandwich Generation".
Integrity vs. Despair
Age: 65-Death; It is either they are happy with their life, or they are upset about it?
Person reviews life events and accepts the finality of death.
,True
T or F: Many older adults are still sexually active, so as a nurse you should counsel
and educate on safe sex practices.
Polypharmacy (1)
_ ______ is defined as the simultaneous use of multiple drugs by a single patient, for
one
or more conditions.
Polypharmacy (2)
_ ________ is a primary cause for delirium, it is important for the nurse to thoroughly
assess the patient's medication list. As a nurse it may be helpful to educate the
member to keep RX's filled with the same pharmacy for fill history and RX log.
,C. Giving grades and gifts for satisfactory performances.
Rationale: During the psychosocial development of school-age children,
reinforcement in the form of grades, material rewards, additional privileges, and
recognition provides encouragement and stimulation. A sense of accomplishment
also involves the ability to cooperate, to compete with others, and to cope
effectively with people, so separating children will not promote their mental
health. When the reward structure is based on evidence of mastery, children
who are incapable of developing these skills are also at risk for feelings of
inadequacy and inferiority. Comparison with one another can also cause some
children to develop negative feelings towards themselves, and result in a sense
of inferiority.
The school health nurse is teaching a group of teachers about promoting the mental
health of school-age children. Which action made by the teachers promotes a sense
of industry among the children?
A. Separating children during tasks
B. Basing a reward structure on evidence of mastery
C. Giving grades and gifts for satisfactory performances
D. Comparing the performances of children with one another
, D. By focusing on simple anatomical diagrams
Rationale: According to Piaget, an 8-year-old child's level of development is in the
stage of concrete operations; the child will benefit from simple, concrete
examples. The
preschooler and younger child, not the school-age child, require repetition.
Therapeutic needle play is more appropriate if and when the child is to receive an
injection. The child who is in the period of concrete operations cannot think in the
abstract; the ability to do this develops during adolescence.
An 8-year-old child is being prepared for surgery the next day. How should the nurse
present preoperative instructions to this child?
A. By repeating instructions often
B. By providing time for needle play
C. By using several abstract examples
D. By focusing on simple anatomical diagrams
A. Sits alone without support
Rationale: Infants between 6 and 8 months of age can sit alone without support.
Infants can creep on their hands and knees at the age of 8 to 10 months. Infants who
are 10 to 12 months of age can walk while holding onto furniture and can sit down
from a standing position due to their well-developed motor skills.
Which gross motor skill can be observed in a 7-month-old infant?
A. Sits alone without support
B. Creeps on hands and knees
C. Walks holding onto furniture
D. Sits down from a standing position
