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For Davis Advantage For Pediatric Nursing Critical Components
Of Nursing Care Third Edition
By Diane Rudd, Kathryn ; Kocisko
Latest Update Graded A+
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 ISSUES AND TRENDS IN PEDIATRIC NURSING
CHAPTER 2 STANDARDS OF PRACTICE AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
CHAPTER 3 FAMILY DYNAMICS AND COMMUNICATING WITH
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES CHAPTER 4 CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL,
AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON THE CHILD CHAPTER 5
END-OF-LIFE CARE
CHAPTER 6 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
CHAPTER 7 GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
OF THE CHILD CHAPTER 8 NEWBORNS AND
INFANTS
CHAPTER 10 SCHOOL-AGE
CHILDREN CHAPTER 11
ADOLESCENTS
CHAPTER 12 RESPIRATORY
DISORDERS CHAPTER 13
CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS
CHAPTER 14 NEUROLOGICAL
AND SENSORY
DISORDERSCHAPTER 15 MENTAL
HEALTH DISORDERS CHAPTER 16
GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS
CHAPTER 17 RENAL DISORDERS
CHAPTER 18 ENDOCRINE DISORDERS
CHAPTER 19 REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC DISORDERS
CHAPTER 20 HEMATOLOGICAL, IMMUNOLOGICAL, AND
NEOPLASTIC DISORDERS CHAPTER 21 MUSCULOSKELETAL
DISORDERS
CHAPTER 22 DERMATOLOGICAL DISEASES
, CHAPTER 1 ISSUES AND TRENDS IN PEDIATRIC NURSING
MULTIPLE CHOICE
IDENTIFY THE CHOICE THAT BEST COMPLETES THE STATEMENT OR ANSWERS THE QUESTION.
1. THE NURSE HAS PROVIDED A PRESENTATION TO MIDDLE SCHOOL CHILDREN
ABOUT NURSING AS A CAREER. ONE OF THE CHILDREN STATED THAT HE
WANTED TO BE A PEDIATRIC NURSE, BECAUSE HE WANTS TO TAKE CARE OF
BABIES AND LITTLE “KIDS.” WHAT WOULD BE AN APPROPRIATE RESPONSE TO
THIS MIDDLE SCHOOL–AGED CHILD?
1. “NURSING IS A GENERAL PRACTICE; ALL NURSES MUST KNOW HOW
TO TAKE CARE OF ALL AGES OFPATIENTS.”
2. “AS A PEDIATRIC NURSE, YOU WOULD GET TO CARE FOR
BABIES AND LITTLE KIDS AS WELL ASCHILDREN THROUGH
THEIR TEENAGE YEARS.”
3. “WHAT YOU ARE DESCRIBING IS ACTUALLY A NEONATAL
NURSE. NEONATAL NURSES WORK WITHNEWBORN BABIES,
2. TODDLERS, AND PRESCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN.”
4. “BEING A PEDIATRIC NURSE REQUIRES A MASTER’S DEGREE, SO
BE SURE TO WORK HARD INSCHOOL!”
THE MEDICAL-SURGICAL FLOAT NURSE IS ASSIGNED TO THE PEDIATRIC UNIT
FOR THE FIRST TIME AND STATES THATTHE SKILLS ARE “THE SAME AS
GENERAL NURSING SINCE CHILDREN ARE LITTLE ADULTS WITH SMALLER
BODIES.” WHAT COMPONENT OF PEDIATRIC NURSING CONTRAINDICATES
3. THIS STATEMENT?
1. PEDIATRIC NURSING INVOLVES CARE BASED ON THE DEVELOPMENTAL LEVEL OF
THE PATIENT.
2. PEDIATRIC NURSING INVOLVES THE PATIENT’S FAMILY IN THE PLAN OF CARE.
3. PEDIATRIC NURSING IN BASED ON PREVENTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
4. PEDIATRIC NURSING INVOLVES CULTURAL SENSITIVITY IN PATIENT CARE.
THE CULTURALLY SENSITIVE PEDIATRIC NURSE IS AWARE OF THE RACIAL
MAKEUP OF THE U.S. POPULATION. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING REFLECTS THE
DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE U.S. PEDIATRIC POPULATION IN 2018, BASEDON U.S.
CENSUS BUREAU DATA?
4. 1. THE AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE POPULATION
REPRESENT ONE-FIFTH OF THEPEDIATRIC POPULATION.
2. ABOUT HALF OF THE CHILDREN FALL IN THE CATEGORY OF
SOMETHING OTHER THAN WHITE NON-HISPANIC.
3. THE POPULATION OF ASIAN CHILDREN DECREASED FROM 2015 TO 2018.
4. THERE WAS NO CHANGE IN THE POPULATION OF NON-
HISPANIC CHILDREN WHO REPRESENTTWO OR MORE RACES
BETWEEN 2015 AND 2018.
THE NURSE AT A FAMILY CLINIC IS PROVIDING CARE TO AN ADOLESCENT
PATIENT DIAGNOSED WITH DIABETES. THEPATIENT HAS VERBALIZED
DISCOMFORT WITH THE FEELINGS OF ISOLATION WHEN UNABLE TO DRINK
ALCOHOL WITH THEIR FRIENDS. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD BE THE
MOST APPROPRIATE RESPONSE TO THIS STATEMENT?
1. “DRINKING ALCOHOL IS NOT ONLY ILLEGAL BUT DANGEROUS
FOR YOUR BLOOD SUGAR CONTROLAND OVERALL WELL-
BEING.”
2. “YOU CAN STILL DRINK ALCOHOL, IN MODERATION, IF YOU
CONTROL THE SUGAR SPIKE WITHMORE INSULIN.”
, 3. “ YDRATES BEFORE DRINKINGTO SLOW SUGAR SPIKES.”
P 4. “IT IS UNDERSTANDABLE THAT YOU WANT TO BE INCLUDED,
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For Davis Advantage For Pediatric Nursing Critical Components
Of Nursing Care Third Edition
By Diane Rudd, Kathryn ; Kocisko
Latest Update Graded A+
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 ISSUES AND TRENDS IN PEDIATRIC NURSING
CHAPTER 2 STANDARDS OF PRACTICE AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
CHAPTER 3 FAMILY DYNAMICS AND COMMUNICATING WITH
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES CHAPTER 4 CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL,
AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON THE CHILD CHAPTER 5
END-OF-LIFE CARE
CHAPTER 6 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
CHAPTER 7 GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
OF THE CHILD CHAPTER 8 NEWBORNS AND
INFANTS
CHAPTER 10 SCHOOL-AGE
CHILDREN CHAPTER 11
ADOLESCENTS
CHAPTER 12 RESPIRATORY
DISORDERS CHAPTER 13
CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS
CHAPTER 14 NEUROLOGICAL
AND SENSORY
DISORDERSCHAPTER 15 MENTAL
HEALTH DISORDERS CHAPTER 16
GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS
CHAPTER 17 RENAL DISORDERS
CHAPTER 18 ENDOCRINE DISORDERS
CHAPTER 19 REPRODUCTIVE AND GENETIC DISORDERS
CHAPTER 20 HEMATOLOGICAL, IMMUNOLOGICAL, AND
NEOPLASTIC DISORDERS CHAPTER 21 MUSCULOSKELETAL
DISORDERS
CHAPTER 22 DERMATOLOGICAL DISEASES
, CHAPTER 1 ISSUES AND TRENDS IN PEDIATRIC NURSING
MULTIPLE CHOICE
IDENTIFY THE CHOICE THAT BEST COMPLETES THE STATEMENT OR ANSWERS THE QUESTION.
1. THE NURSE HAS PROVIDED A PRESENTATION TO MIDDLE SCHOOL CHILDREN
ABOUT NURSING AS A CAREER. ONE OF THE CHILDREN STATED THAT HE
WANTED TO BE A PEDIATRIC NURSE, BECAUSE HE WANTS TO TAKE CARE OF
BABIES AND LITTLE “KIDS.” WHAT WOULD BE AN APPROPRIATE RESPONSE TO
THIS MIDDLE SCHOOL–AGED CHILD?
1. “NURSING IS A GENERAL PRACTICE; ALL NURSES MUST KNOW HOW
TO TAKE CARE OF ALL AGES OFPATIENTS.”
2. “AS A PEDIATRIC NURSE, YOU WOULD GET TO CARE FOR
BABIES AND LITTLE KIDS AS WELL ASCHILDREN THROUGH
THEIR TEENAGE YEARS.”
3. “WHAT YOU ARE DESCRIBING IS ACTUALLY A NEONATAL
NURSE. NEONATAL NURSES WORK WITHNEWBORN BABIES,
2. TODDLERS, AND PRESCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN.”
4. “BEING A PEDIATRIC NURSE REQUIRES A MASTER’S DEGREE, SO
BE SURE TO WORK HARD INSCHOOL!”
THE MEDICAL-SURGICAL FLOAT NURSE IS ASSIGNED TO THE PEDIATRIC UNIT
FOR THE FIRST TIME AND STATES THATTHE SKILLS ARE “THE SAME AS
GENERAL NURSING SINCE CHILDREN ARE LITTLE ADULTS WITH SMALLER
BODIES.” WHAT COMPONENT OF PEDIATRIC NURSING CONTRAINDICATES
3. THIS STATEMENT?
1. PEDIATRIC NURSING INVOLVES CARE BASED ON THE DEVELOPMENTAL LEVEL OF
THE PATIENT.
2. PEDIATRIC NURSING INVOLVES THE PATIENT’S FAMILY IN THE PLAN OF CARE.
3. PEDIATRIC NURSING IN BASED ON PREVENTION OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
4. PEDIATRIC NURSING INVOLVES CULTURAL SENSITIVITY IN PATIENT CARE.
THE CULTURALLY SENSITIVE PEDIATRIC NURSE IS AWARE OF THE RACIAL
MAKEUP OF THE U.S. POPULATION. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING REFLECTS THE
DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE U.S. PEDIATRIC POPULATION IN 2018, BASEDON U.S.
CENSUS BUREAU DATA?
4. 1. THE AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE POPULATION
REPRESENT ONE-FIFTH OF THEPEDIATRIC POPULATION.
2. ABOUT HALF OF THE CHILDREN FALL IN THE CATEGORY OF
SOMETHING OTHER THAN WHITE NON-HISPANIC.
3. THE POPULATION OF ASIAN CHILDREN DECREASED FROM 2015 TO 2018.
4. THERE WAS NO CHANGE IN THE POPULATION OF NON-
HISPANIC CHILDREN WHO REPRESENTTWO OR MORE RACES
BETWEEN 2015 AND 2018.
THE NURSE AT A FAMILY CLINIC IS PROVIDING CARE TO AN ADOLESCENT
PATIENT DIAGNOSED WITH DIABETES. THEPATIENT HAS VERBALIZED
DISCOMFORT WITH THE FEELINGS OF ISOLATION WHEN UNABLE TO DRINK
ALCOHOL WITH THEIR FRIENDS. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD BE THE
MOST APPROPRIATE RESPONSE TO THIS STATEMENT?
1. “DRINKING ALCOHOL IS NOT ONLY ILLEGAL BUT DANGEROUS
FOR YOUR BLOOD SUGAR CONTROLAND OVERALL WELL-
BEING.”
2. “YOU CAN STILL DRINK ALCOHOL, IN MODERATION, IF YOU
CONTROL THE SUGAR SPIKE WITHMORE INSULIN.”
, 3. “ YDRATES BEFORE DRINKINGTO SLOW SUGAR SPIKES.”
P 4. “IT IS UNDERSTANDABLE THAT YOU WANT TO BE INCLUDED,
R BUT PERHAPS WE CAN WORK OUT APLAN ON HOW TO WORK
E THROUGH THOSE SITUATIONS.”
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