1.Anclientnwhonisnsuspectednofnhavingntetanusnasksnannursenaboutnimmunizationsnagainstntetanus.nBeforenres
ponding,nwhatnshouldnthennursenconsidernaboutnthenbenefitsnofntetanusnantitoxin?
Itnstimulatesnplasmancellsndirectly.
Anhighntiternofnantibodiesnisngenerated.n
Itnprovidesnimmediatenactivenimmunity.
Anlong-lastingnpassivenimmunitynisnproduced.
Tetanusnantitoxinnprovidesnantibodies,nwhichnconfernimmediatenpassivenimmunity.nAntitoxinndoesnnotnstimul
atenproductionnofnantibodies.nItnprovidesnpassive,nnotnactive,nimmunity.nPassivenimmunity,nbyndefinition,nis
nnotnlong-lasting.
2. Annursenisndeterminingnwhethernan5-year-
oldnchildnisndisplayingnappropriatenbehaviorsnfornthisnage.nWhatndevelopmentalnfindingsndoesnthennursenex
pect?nSelectnallnthatnapply.
EnjoysnimitativenplaynEngag
esninnritualisticngames
Makesnupnrulesnfornannewngame
AsksnfornanpacifiernwhennuncomfortablenPla
ysnnearnothersnquietlynbutnnotnwithnthem
Imitatingnadultsnbynplayingnadultnrolesninnsocietynisnatnitsnpeakninnchildrenn5nyearsnofnage;nactivitiesnarenst
ronglynidentifiednwithnsame-sexnparent.nAn5-year-oldnisnablentonnegotiatenandnusenmake-
believentonplay.nThesenchildrennarenablentonfollownsomenrulesnbutnmayncheatntonwin.nOldernchildrenninnth
enmiddlenchildhoodnyearsnneednconformitynandnrituals,nwhetherntheynplayngamesnornamassncollections.n
Rulesntongamesnarenfixed,nunvarying,nandnrigid.nKnowingnthenrulesnmeansnbelonging.nThenusenofnanpacifi
ernfornoralnsatisfactionnisntypicalnofninfants.nParallelnplaynoccursninnchildrennagesn2nton3nyears.
3. Whatnisnthenmostnappropriatencommunicationnstrategynfornthennursenworkingnwithnadolescentsninn
anclinicninnanlargencitynhealthncenter?
Relatingnonnanpeernlevel
Usingntypicalnteenagenlanguage
Establishingnanrelationshipnoverntimen
Havingndiscussionsninnconcretenterms
Severalnmeetingsnwithnannadolescentnprovidenannopportunityntondevelopntrustnandnestablishnanrelations
hip.nRelatingnonnanpeernlevelnisnunrealisticnbecausenthennursenisnnotnannadolescent’snpeer.nUsingnteenagenl
anguagenisnnotnnecessarynandnmaynevennimpedenthenestablishmentnofnanrelationship.nItnisnnotnnecessary
ntonusenconcretenterms,nbecausenthenadolescentnisncapablenofnabstractnthought.
,4. Thennursenisnexaminingndifferentnstatementsnthatnrepresentnthenstagesnofnpsychosexualndevelopment
,naccordingntonSigmundnFreud’snpsychoanalyticalnmodelnofnpersonalityndevelopment.nWhichnstatement
nindicatesnthatnthenindividualnisnagednbetweenn6nton12nyears?
Thenindividualnfocusesnonneducationalnandnsocialnaccomplishments.
Thenindividualntriesntonresolvenpriornsexualnconflictsnthatnhavenresurfaced.nT
henindividualnrealizesnthatnthenparentnisnsomethingnseparatenfromnthenself.
Thenindividualnfantasizesnaboutnthenparentnofnthenoppositensexnasnthenfirstnloveninterest.
AccordingntonSigmundnFreud’snpsychoanalyticalnmodelnofnpersonalityndevelopment,nannindividualnreachesn
thenlatencynstagenbetweenn6nton12nyearsnofnage.nAtnthisnstage,nthensexualnurgesnofnthenoedipalnstagenaren
repressednandnthenindividualnchannelsnthemnintonsociallynacceptablenproductivenactivities.nTherefore,nthe
nchildnfocusesnonneducationalnandnsocialnaccomplishments.nWhennannindividualnreachesnthengenitalnstag
e,npriornsexualnconflictsnresurface.nHenornshentriesntonresolventhemninnorderntonbenablentonbeginnannadultn
maturenrelationship.nAtnthenoralnstage,nwhichnbeginsnfromnbirthnandncontinuesntilln12nton18nmonths,ntheni
nfantnisnablentonrealizenthatnthenparentnisnsomethingnseparatenfromnthenself.nAnnindividualnbetweenn3nton6
nyearsnoldnisninnthenphallicnornoedipalnstage.nAtnthisnstage,nthenchildnfantasizesnaboutnthenparentnofnthenop
positensexnasnthenfirstnloveninterest.
Whichnofnthesenfeaturesnwouldnthennursenstatenarenexhibitednbynanpreschooler?nTempe
rntantrums
Attemptsntoncontrolnsituationsn
Synchronizationnofnmoralnskills
Eagernessnfornformalneducation
Learnntonfunctionnindependently
Preschoolersnrefinenthenmasterynofntheirnbodiesntonfunctionnindependentlynandneagerlynawaitnthenbegin
ningnofnformalneducation.Whennparentsntryntoncontrolnthenbehaviornofnantoddler,nitnleadsntontemperntantr
umsnandnnegativenbehavior.nToddlersngetntonknowntheirnabilitiesntoncontrolnsituationsnandnseemnpleased
nwithnit.nSchool-
agednchildrennandnadolescentsnrefinenandnsynchronizenphysical,npsychosocial,ncognitive,nandnmoralnskill
sntonbecomenacceptednmembersnofnsociety.
Whatnimportantnteachingnstrategiesnshouldnthennursentakenintonconsiderationntonbringnanchangeninnthenclient
’snlifestyle?nSelectnallnthatnapply.
Usenwrittennresourcesnatnannappropriatenreadingnlevel.
Practicenactivenlistening,nandnasknthenclientnhownhenornshenprefersntonlearn.
Refrainnfromnincludingnfamilynmemberninneffortsntonbringnanchangeninnthenclient’snlifestyle.
Providentimelinesnfornmodificationnofneatingnandnexercisenlifestylenhabitsnwithoutnconsultingnwithnthenclie
nt.
,Startnwithnidentifyingnwhatninformationnthenclientnknowsnregardingnhealthnrisksnrelatedntonpoornlifestylencho
ices.
Tonbringnanchangeninnthenclient’snlifestyle,nthennursenshouldnusenwrittennresourcesnatnannappropriatenread
ingnlevel.nThennursenshouldnpracticenactivenlisteningnandnasknthenclientnhownhenornshenprefersntonlearn.nThen
nursenshouldnstartnbynidentifyingnwhatninformationnthenclientnknowsnregardingnhealthnrisksnrelatedntonpoo
rnlifestylenchoices.nThennursenshouldnincludenfamilynmembersntonhelpnbringnchangesninnthenclient’snlifestyl
e.nThennursenshouldnprovidentimelinesnfornmodificationnofneatingnandnexercisenlifestylenhabitsnafternconsul
tingnwithnthenclient.
6.Anparentnexpressesnconcernnthatnthenadolescentnchildnisnnotningestingnenoughncalciumnbecausenofnannaller
gyntonmilk.nWhatnalternativenfoodsnornliquidsnshouldnthennursensuggest?nSelectnallnthatnapply.
Cottagencheese
Greennleafynvegetablesn
BlacknornbakednbeansnY
ogurt
Oranges
Salmonnandnsardines
Greennleafynvegetables,nblacknandnbakednbeans,noranges,nandnsalmonnandnsardinesnarenallngoodnsourcesnofnc
alciumnevennthoughntheyndonnotncontainnmilknornmilknproducts.nCottagencheesenandnyogurtnbothncontainnmi
lknandnthereforenmustnbeneliminated.
9.Anclientnasksnannursenaboutnthenmostncommonnproblemnassociatednwithnthenusenofnannintrauterinendevi
cen(IUD).nWhatnanswernshouldnthennursenprovide?
PerforationnofnthenuterusnSpontan
eousndevicenexpulsionnDiscomfort
associatednwithncoitusnDevelopm
n
entnofnvaginalninfections
ThenIUDnmayncausenirritabilitynofnthenmyometrium,ninducingncontractionnofnthenuterusnandnexpulsionnofnt
hendevice.nPerforationnofnthenuterusnisnanrare,nrathernthannancommon,noccurrence.nClientsndonnotnreportndi
scomfortnduringncoitusnwhennannIUDnisninnplace.nIncreasednincidencenofnvaginalninfectionsnisnnotnreported
nwithnthenusenofnannIUD.
10.Ancoupleninterestedninnfamilynplanningnasksnthennursenaboutnthencervicalnmucusnmethodnofnfamilynpla
nning.nThennursenexplainsnthatnwithnthisnmethodnthencouplenmustnavoidnintercoursenwhennandnanfewndaysn
afternthencervicalnmucusnisnwhat?
ClearnandnthicknYello
wnandnthinnCloudynan
dnviscidnClearnandnstr
etchable
, Thencervicalnmucusnisnclearnandnstretchablen(spinnbarkeit)natnovulationnbecausenofnmaximalnestrogennstim
ulation.nClear,nthickncervicalnmucusnoccursnafternovulationnhasnoccurred.nYellow,nthinncervicalnmucusndoesnno
tnoccurnatnanynspecificnpointnduringnthenmenstrualncyclenandnmaynindicatenanninfection.
Thenparentsnofnanschool-
agenchildntellnthennurse,n"Mynchildnseemsnverynhotnornredninnthenface,nhasnabdominalnpain,nandnappearsnjit
tery."nWhatndoesnthennursensuggestnasnthenreasonnfornthenchild’snsignsnandnsymptoms?
"Thenchildnisnexperiencingnstressninnsomenareanofnlife."
"Thenchildnisngrowingnupnandnfeelsnthenneednfornautonomy."n"Th
enchildnmaynbeneatingnmostlynjunknfoodnoutnofnthenhouse."n"The
childnmaynbenstayingnupnlatenatnnightntonwatchntelevision."
n
Appearingnhotnornredninnthenfacenandnjittery,nalongnwithnabdominalnpain,nindicatesnthatnthenchildnisnexperi
encingnstress.nThenparentsnneedntontalknaboutnanynstressorsnthatnthenchildnisnexperiencingnandnshouldnenc
ouragenthenusenofneffectivenproblem-
solvingnandncopingnskills.nStayingnupnlatenatnnightnandnwatchingntelevisionnmayncausenfatigue,nbutnnotnabd
ominalnpainnornjitteriness.nThenschool-
agenchildndoesnnotnseeknautonomynandnsharesnmostnthingsnwithnthenfamily.nEatingnjunknfoodnoutnofnthenho
usenmaynresultninnobesitynornunhealthyneatingnhabits.
2.Whatnnursingninterventionnbestnmeetsnanmajorndevelopmentalnneednofnannewbornninnthenimmediatenpost
operativenperiod?
Givingnanpacifierntontheninfant
Puttingnanmobilenoverntheninfant'sncribnProvi
dingntheninfantnwithnansoft,ncuddlyntoynWarm
ingntheninfant'snformulanbeforenfeeding
Suckingnmeetsnoralnneeds,nwhichnarenprimarynduringninfancy.nAnninfantnanfewndaysnoldnisntoonyoungntonf
ocusnwellnonnanmobile;ninnaddition,nthennewbornnwillnbenplacedninnanside-
lyingnpositionnafternsurgerynandnthereforenwouldnnotnbenablentonseenanmobile.nAnnewbornnisnnotndevelop
mentallyncapablenofnenjoyingnansoft,ncuddlyntoy.nWarmingntheninfant'snformulanbeforenfeedingndoesnnotn
satisfynandevelopmentalnneed.
3.Annursenisncaringnfornanhospitalizednschool-agednchild.nWhatndevelopment-
relatednactivitynisnmostnimportantnfornthennursentonencourage?
FamilyncontactnP
eerninteractionnT
herapeuticnplayn
Academicnstudies
School-
agednchildrennhavenanneedntonbensuccessfulninnschool;nthisnwillnhelpnensurenthatnthenchildnkeepsnupnwithnth
enworknbeingnpresentedninnclass.nAlthoughncontactnwithnfamilynisnimportant,nthenschool-
agednchildnisnbeginningntonmovenawaynfromnthenfamilynandnintonothernrealms.nAlthoughnpeernandnsocialnin
teractions