Bolton P2C Exam 1 Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
The pediatric nurse is treating a patient who has questions about
safer sexual practices. The patient states, "I think I should wait until
marriage to be sexually active because I'm not sure sex is OK
outside of marriage." The nurse understands the student is acting
with which component of Freud's theory?
a. Anal
b. Id
c. Ego
d. Superego -
correct answer ✅D. Superego - The superego is the structure that
houses the moral branch of personality. The ID acts strictly on
instinct and the Ego is partially conscious but does not consider
right from wrong.
The nurse is caring for a patient that is actively trying to conceive a
child but continues to drink alcohol. The patient states that she'll
stop drinking once she is pregnant. What is the most appropriate
response by the nurse?
a. "Things will be okay if you quit drinking alcohol once you know
you are pregnant."
b. "Abstaining is best since most fetal development occurs before
you realize you are pregnant."
,Bolton P2C Exam 1 Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
c. "Alcohol use should be avoided early in pregnancy but is
acceptable past week 20."
d. "Small amounts of alcohol are safe at any time during
pregnancy." -
correct answer ✅Abstaining is best since most fetal development
occurs before you realize you are pregnant."
-Rapid development occurs before many women know that they
are pregnant, making alcohol consumption unsafe at any time
during pregnancy.
A home health care nurse is making a well-baby visit to the home of
a new mother who has an infant. What assessment finding leads
the nurse to provide further anticipatory guidance and teaching to
the mother?
a. Mother states she does not breastfeed but uses a recommended
formula.
b. A mobile is hanging well above the crib playing soft music.
c. Several rattles and plush toys are available in different textures.
d. Crib has colorful blankets and pillows for the baby to cuddle. -
correct answer ✅Crib has colorful blankets and pillows for the
baby to cuddle.
, Bolton P2C Exam 1 Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
-Objects such as pillows and blankets pose a suffocation hazard to
infants and should be kept out of cribs. The other items are
appropriate for a newborn.
A toddler has been hospitalized. The parents become upset when
the toddler starts wetting his bed, saying that he has been potty
trained for some time now. What response by the nurse is best?
a. "Don't worry, this behavior will stop when he gets home."
b. "Maybe he has a urinary tract infection; I'll get a urine sample."
c. "I can call the Child Life Specialist for diversionary activities."
d. "It is common for kids in the hospital to regress to earlier
behaviors." -
correct answer ✅"It is common for kids in the hospital to regress
to earlier behaviors."
-The stress of hospitalization often causes toddlers to regress in
their behaviors, and the nurse should provide this information to
the parents. Stating that the behavior will stop, although accurate,
does not provide an explanation. There is no need for a urine
sample. Using Child Life is always a good idea for hospitalized
children but is not related to the question.
The nurse is conducting a home visit on a newborn. What
observation would require the nurse to provide further education?
Answers (Grade A+)
The pediatric nurse is treating a patient who has questions about
safer sexual practices. The patient states, "I think I should wait until
marriage to be sexually active because I'm not sure sex is OK
outside of marriage." The nurse understands the student is acting
with which component of Freud's theory?
a. Anal
b. Id
c. Ego
d. Superego -
correct answer ✅D. Superego - The superego is the structure that
houses the moral branch of personality. The ID acts strictly on
instinct and the Ego is partially conscious but does not consider
right from wrong.
The nurse is caring for a patient that is actively trying to conceive a
child but continues to drink alcohol. The patient states that she'll
stop drinking once she is pregnant. What is the most appropriate
response by the nurse?
a. "Things will be okay if you quit drinking alcohol once you know
you are pregnant."
b. "Abstaining is best since most fetal development occurs before
you realize you are pregnant."
,Bolton P2C Exam 1 Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
c. "Alcohol use should be avoided early in pregnancy but is
acceptable past week 20."
d. "Small amounts of alcohol are safe at any time during
pregnancy." -
correct answer ✅Abstaining is best since most fetal development
occurs before you realize you are pregnant."
-Rapid development occurs before many women know that they
are pregnant, making alcohol consumption unsafe at any time
during pregnancy.
A home health care nurse is making a well-baby visit to the home of
a new mother who has an infant. What assessment finding leads
the nurse to provide further anticipatory guidance and teaching to
the mother?
a. Mother states she does not breastfeed but uses a recommended
formula.
b. A mobile is hanging well above the crib playing soft music.
c. Several rattles and plush toys are available in different textures.
d. Crib has colorful blankets and pillows for the baby to cuddle. -
correct answer ✅Crib has colorful blankets and pillows for the
baby to cuddle.
, Bolton P2C Exam 1 Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
-Objects such as pillows and blankets pose a suffocation hazard to
infants and should be kept out of cribs. The other items are
appropriate for a newborn.
A toddler has been hospitalized. The parents become upset when
the toddler starts wetting his bed, saying that he has been potty
trained for some time now. What response by the nurse is best?
a. "Don't worry, this behavior will stop when he gets home."
b. "Maybe he has a urinary tract infection; I'll get a urine sample."
c. "I can call the Child Life Specialist for diversionary activities."
d. "It is common for kids in the hospital to regress to earlier
behaviors." -
correct answer ✅"It is common for kids in the hospital to regress
to earlier behaviors."
-The stress of hospitalization often causes toddlers to regress in
their behaviors, and the nurse should provide this information to
the parents. Stating that the behavior will stop, although accurate,
does not provide an explanation. There is no need for a urine
sample. Using Child Life is always a good idea for hospitalized
children but is not related to the question.
The nurse is conducting a home visit on a newborn. What
observation would require the nurse to provide further education?
