Nur 4010 Exam 1 Questions With 100%
Correct Answers
unintentional injuries
what is the leading cause of death in children?
congenital amylase
what is the #1 cause of infant mortality (0-12 months)
respiratory illness
what accounts for 50% of all acute conditions?
infections and parasitic disease
what accounts for 11% of acute conditions?
injuries
what accounts for 15% of acute conditions?
URI and diarrhea
what two things decrease in frequency with age?
acne and headaches
what two things increase in frequency with age?
Dental caries
what are the #1 worldwide chronic illness?
nutrition and chronic conditions
what are the 2 main focuses of healthy people 2020?
family
recognize what as the child's constant?
enable and empower
what are the 2 things important in family-centered care?
paternalistic approach
the HCP decides everything; the family isn't prepared to make decisions when need be
atraumatic care
what is concerned about the where, who, why, how of any procedure performed to prevent/minimize
stress?
1. prevent or minimize separation from family
, 2. promote sense of control
3. prevent or minimize bodily injury and pain
What are the 3 principles of atraumatic care?
authoritarian
What parenting style?
-Tries to control their children's behavior and attitudes through unquestioned mandates
permissive
what parenting style?
-exert little to no control over their child's actions?
democratic
what parenting style?
-combines authoritarian and permissive; emphasize reason for rules and neg reinforcing deviations
culture
a pattern of assumptions, beliefs, and practices that unconsciously frames or guides the outlook,
decision, and actions of a group of people?
cultural competence
Culturally sensitive and relevant; Communication is respectful and culturally appropriate for the
individual; Health recommendations & treatment are culturally appropriate
open attitude, self awareness, awareness of others, cultural knowledge, and cultural skills
what are the 5 components of cultural considerations?
ethnocentrism
the emotional attitude that one's own ethnic group is superior to others; that one's values, beliefs,
and perceptions are the correct ones; and that their way of living and behaving is the best ○ T
cultural relativity
the idea that a person's beliefs, values and practices should be understood based on that person's
own culture and not be judged against the criteria of another
abuse
intent to cause harm/neglect
health beliefs/practices
no intentional harm, believes to promote healing?
cephalocaudal
growth is from head to toe?
proximodistal
Correct Answers
unintentional injuries
what is the leading cause of death in children?
congenital amylase
what is the #1 cause of infant mortality (0-12 months)
respiratory illness
what accounts for 50% of all acute conditions?
infections and parasitic disease
what accounts for 11% of acute conditions?
injuries
what accounts for 15% of acute conditions?
URI and diarrhea
what two things decrease in frequency with age?
acne and headaches
what two things increase in frequency with age?
Dental caries
what are the #1 worldwide chronic illness?
nutrition and chronic conditions
what are the 2 main focuses of healthy people 2020?
family
recognize what as the child's constant?
enable and empower
what are the 2 things important in family-centered care?
paternalistic approach
the HCP decides everything; the family isn't prepared to make decisions when need be
atraumatic care
what is concerned about the where, who, why, how of any procedure performed to prevent/minimize
stress?
1. prevent or minimize separation from family
, 2. promote sense of control
3. prevent or minimize bodily injury and pain
What are the 3 principles of atraumatic care?
authoritarian
What parenting style?
-Tries to control their children's behavior and attitudes through unquestioned mandates
permissive
what parenting style?
-exert little to no control over their child's actions?
democratic
what parenting style?
-combines authoritarian and permissive; emphasize reason for rules and neg reinforcing deviations
culture
a pattern of assumptions, beliefs, and practices that unconsciously frames or guides the outlook,
decision, and actions of a group of people?
cultural competence
Culturally sensitive and relevant; Communication is respectful and culturally appropriate for the
individual; Health recommendations & treatment are culturally appropriate
open attitude, self awareness, awareness of others, cultural knowledge, and cultural skills
what are the 5 components of cultural considerations?
ethnocentrism
the emotional attitude that one's own ethnic group is superior to others; that one's values, beliefs,
and perceptions are the correct ones; and that their way of living and behaving is the best ○ T
cultural relativity
the idea that a person's beliefs, values and practices should be understood based on that person's
own culture and not be judged against the criteria of another
abuse
intent to cause harm/neglect
health beliefs/practices
no intentional harm, believes to promote healing?
cephalocaudal
growth is from head to toe?
proximodistal
