ESSENTIALS OF PP
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TERRI AND CARMAN, S.
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,Test PPBank: PPEssentials PPOf PPPediatric PPNursing. PP3rd PPEdition
Contents:
Unit PP1 PPFoundations PPOf PPPediatric PPNursing
Chapter PP1: PPIntroduction PPTo PPChild PPHealth PPAnd PPPediatric PPNursing
Chapter PP2: PPFactors PPInfl PPUencing PPChild PPHealth
Unit PP2 PPHealth PPPromotion PPOf PPThe PPGrowing PPChild PPAnd PPFamily
Chapter PP3: PPGrowth PPAnd PPDevelopment PPOf PPThe PPNewborn PPAnd PPInfant
Chapter PP4: PPGrowth PPAnd PPDevelopment PPOf PPThe PPToddler
Chapter PP5: PPGrowth PPAnd PPDevelopment PPOf PPThe PPPreschooler
Chapter PP6: PPGrowth PPAnd PPDevelopment PPOf PPThe PPSchool-Age PPChild
Chapter PP7: PPGrowth PPAnd PPDevelopment PPOf PPThe PPAdolescent
Unit PP3 PPWorking PPWith PPChildren PPAnd PPFamilies
Chapter PP8: PPAtraumatic PPCare PPOf PPChildren PPAnd PPFamilies
Chapter PP9: PPHealth PPSupervision
Chapter PP10: PPHealth PPAssessment PPOf PPChildren
Chapter PP11: PPCaring PPFor PPChildren PPIn PPDiverse PPSettings
Chapter PP12: PPCaring PPFor PPThe PPSpecial PPNeeds PPChild
Chapter PP13: PPKey PPPediatric PPNursing PPInterventions
Chapter PP14: PPPain PPManagement PPIn PPChildren
Unit PP4 PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPA PPHealth PPDisorder
Chapter PP15: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPInfection
Chapter PP16: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPIntracranial PPRegulation/
PPNeurologic
Disorder
Chapter PP17: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteraion PPIn PPSensory PPPerception/Disorder PPOf
PPThe
Eyes PPOr PPEars
Chapter PP18: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPGas PPExchange/Respiratory
PPDisorder
Chapter PP19: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPPerfusion/Cardiovascular
PPDisorder
Chapter PP20: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPBowel
PPElimination/Gastrointestinal
Disorder
Chapter PP21: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPUrinary
PPElimination/Genitourinary
Disorder
Chapter PP22: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPMobility/Neuromuscular PPOr
Musculoskeletal PPDisorder
Chapter PP23: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPTissue PPIntegrity/Integumentary
PPDisorder
Chapter PP24: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPCellular PPRegulation/
PPHematologic PPOr
Neoplastic PPDisorder
Chapter PP25: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPImmunity/Immunologic
PPDisorder
Chapter PP26: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPMetabolism/Endocrine PPDisorder
Chapter PP27: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPGenetics
Chapter PP28: PPNursing PPCare PPOf PPThe PPChild PPWith PPAn PPAlteration PPIn PPBehavior, PPCognition,
PPDevelopment, PPOr
Mental PPHealth/Cognitive PPOr PPMental PPHealth PPDisorder
Chapter PP29: PPNursing PPCare PPDuring PPA PPPediatric PPEmergency
, ESSENTIALS PPOF PPPEDIATRIC PPNURSING PP3RD PPEDITION PPKYLE PPTEST
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Chapter PP1: PPIntroduction PPto PPChild PPHealth PPand PPPediatric
PPNursing PPKyle: PPEssentials PPof PPPediatric PPNursing PP3
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Origin: P P Chapter PP1, PP1
1. The PPnurse PPproviding PPfamily-centered PPcare PPin PPa PPhospital PPsetting PPreflects PPon PPthe
PPfocus PPof PPthe PPhealth PPcare PPprovided PPin PPtoday's PPsociety. PPWhich PPstatement PPbest
PPdescribes PPthe PPcurrent PPdefinition PPof PPhealth?
A) Health PPis PPdescribed PPas PP'an PPabsence PPof PPdisease.'
B) Health PPis PPmeasured PPby PPmonitoring PPmortality PPand PPmorbidity PPof PPa PPgroup.
C) Health PPis PPa PPstate PPof PPcomplete PPphysical, PPmental, PPand PPsocial PPwell-being.
D) Technological PPgains PPmade PPin PPhealth PPcare PPare PPshared PPequally PPamong PPall
PPchildren. PPAns: PPC
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In PPthe PPpast, PPhealth PPwas PPdefined PPsimply PPas PPthe PPabsence PPof PPdisease; PPhealth PPwas
PPmeasured PPby PPmonitoring PPthe PPmortality PPand PPmorbidity PPof PPa PPgroup. PPOver PPthe PPpast
PPcentury, PPhowever, PPthe PPfocus PPof PPhealth PPhas PPshifted PPto PPdisease PPprevention, PPhealth
PPpromotion, PPand PPwellness. PPThe PPWorld PPHealth PPOrganization PP(2013) PPdefines PPhealth
PPas PP"a PPstate PPof PPcomplete PPphysical, PPmental, PPand PPsocial PPwell-being, PPand PPnot
PPmerely PPthe PPabsence PPof PPdisease PPor PPinfirmity." PPThe PPgains PPin PPchild PPhealth PPhave
PPbeen PPhuge, PPbut, PPunfortunately, PPthese PPgains PPare PPnot PPshared PPequally PPamong PPall
PPchildren.
Origin: P P Chapter PP1, PP2
2. The PPstudent PPnurse PPis PPlearning PPabout PPthe PPpast PPhistory PPof PPchild PPhealth PPand PPhealth
PPcare PPin PPthe PPUnited PPStates. PPWhich PPstatement PPaccurately PPreflects PPthe PPcondition PPof
PPhealth PPcare PPin PPthe PPpast PPand PPcurrent PPcenturies?
A) In PPpast PPcenturies PPin PPthe PPU nNi t Ue dR SSI tNa Gt eTs B, PP.tC
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health PPof PPthe PPcountryPPwas
PPbetter PPthan PPit PPisPPtoday PPdue PPto PPthe PPsimpler PPstyle PPof PPliving.
B) In PPthe PPcurrent PPcentury, PPmortality PPrates PPare PPhigh, PPbut PPlife PPexpectancy PPhas
PPincreased PPdue PPto PPtechnological PPadvances.
C) In PPthe PPlate PPeighteenth PPand PPearly PPnineteenth PPcenturies PPurban PPpublic
PPhealth PPimprovements PPmade PPcities PPhealthier PPplaces PPfor PPgrowing
PPchildren.
D) By PPthe PPlate PPtwentieth PPcentury PPunintentional PPinjuries PPrather PPthan PPinfectious
PPdiseases PPhad PPbecome PPthe PPleading PPcause PPof PPdeath PPfor PPchildren PPolder PPthan
PP1 PPyear PPold.
Ans: P P D
Feedback:
In PPpast PPcenturies PPin PPthe PPUnited PPStates, PPthe PPhealth PPof PPthe PPcountry PPwas PPpoorer
PPthan PPit PPis PPtoday; PPmortality PPrates PPwere PPhigh PPand PPlife PPexpectancy PPwas PPshort. PPOver
PPthe PPyears PPthe PPhealth PPof PPchildren PPreceived PPmore PPand PPmore PPattention, PPleading PPto
PPa PPbetter PPunderstanding PPof PPsources PPof PPillness PPand PPimprovements PPin PPsanitation,
PPwater, PPand PPnutrition. PPAs PPa PPresult, PPby PPthe PPlate PPtwentieth PPcentury PPunintentional
PPinjuries PPrather PPthan PPinfectious PPdiseases PPhad PPbecome PPthe PPleading PPcause PPof PPdeath
PPfor PPchildren PPolder PPthan PP1 PPyear PPold.
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Origin: P P Chapter PP1, PP3
3. The PPnurse PPis PPadministering PPa PPnumber PPof PPtherapeutic PPinterventions PPfor PPneonates,
PPinfants, PPand PPchildren PPon PPthe PPpediatric PPunit. PPWhich PPintervention PPcontributes PPto
PPan PPincrease PPin PPchronic PPillness PPseen PPin PPearly PPchildhood?
A) Administering PPantibiotics PPto PPprevent PPlethal PPinfections
B) Vaccinating PPchildren PPto PPprevent PPchildhood PPdiseases
C) Using PPmechanical PPventilation PPfor PPpremature PPinfants
D) Using PPcorticosteroids PPas PPa PPtreatment PPfor
PPasthma PPAns: PPC
Feedback:
Using PPmechanical PPventilation PPand PPmedications PPto PPfoster PPlung PPdevelopment PPin
PPpremature PPinfants PPincreases PPtheir PPsurvival PPrate. PPYet PPthe PPinfants PPwho PPsurvive PPare
PPoften PPfaced PPwith PPmyriad PPchronic PPillnesses. PPAdministering PPantibiotics PPto PPprevent
PPlethal PPinfections, PPvaccinating PPchildren PPto PPprevent PPchildhood PPdiseases, PPand PPusing
PPcorticosteroids PPas PPa PPtreatment PPfor PPasthma PPmay PPcause PPside PPeffects, PPbut PPdo PPnot
PPcontribute PPto PPchronic PPillness PPin PPchildren.
Origin: P P Chapter PP1, PP4
4. The PPnurse PPis PPreviewing PPa PPcopy PPof PPthe PPU.S. PPSurgeon PPGeneral's PPReport, PPHealthy
PPPeople.
Which PPnursing PPaction PPbest PPreflects PPthe PPnurse PPfostering PPthis PPhealth PPcare PPagenda?
A) The PPnurse PPsigns PPup PPfor PPclasses PPto PPobtain PPan PPadvanced PPdegree PPin PPnursing
B) The PPnurse PPvolunteers PPat PPa PPlocal PPhealth PPcare PPclinic PPproviding PPfree
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C) The PPnurse PPperforms PPan PPin-service PPon PPbasic PPhospital PPequipment PPfor PPstudent
PPnurses
D) The PPnurse PPcompiles PPnursing PParticles PPon PPevidence-based PPpractices PPin
PPnursing PPto PPpresent PPat PPa PPhospital PPtraining PPseminar
Ans: P P B
Feedback:
Healthy PPPeople PPis PPa PPcomprehensive PPhealth PPpromotion PPand PPdisease PPprevention
PPagenda PPthat PPis PPworking PPtoward PPimproving PPthe PPquantity PPand PPquality PPof PPlife PPfor
PPall PPAmericans PP(U.S. PPDepartment PPof PPHealth PPand PPHuman PPServices, PP2010).
PPOverarching PPgoals PPare PPto PPeliminate PPpreventable PPdisease, PPdisability, PPinjury, PPand
PPpremature PPdeath; PPachieve PPhealth PPequity, PPeliminate PPdisparities, PPand PPimprove PPthe
PPhealth PPof PPall PPgroups; PPcreate PPphysical PPand PPsocial PPenvironments PPthat PPpromote
PPgood PPhealth; PPand PPpromote PPhealthy PPdevelopment PPand PPbehaviors PPacross PPevery
PPstage PPof PPlife. PPVolunteering PPat PPa PPlocal PPhealth PPcare PPclinic PPdirectly PPreflects PPthe
PPgoal PPof PPimproving PPthe PPhealth PPof PPall PPgroups PPof PPpeople. PPSigning PPup PPfor PPclasses,
PPperforming PPin-services PPon PPequipment, PPand PPcompiling PPnursing PParticles PPon
PPevidence-based PPpractices PPin PPnursing PPare PPall PPworthwhile PPactivities PPthat PPfoster
PPhealth PPcare PPdelivery, PPbut PPare PPnot PPas PPdirectly PPlinked PPto PPthe PPagenda PPof
PPpromoting PPhealth PPin PPthe PPcommunity.
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