8/26/25, 9:26
AM
PEDS 1 EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED GRADED A 2025/2026
Terms in this set (244)
Which type of immunity 2
will clients acquire
through
immunizations with
live or killed vaccines?
1.Natural active
immunity 2.Artificial
active immunity
3.Natural passive
immunity 4.Artificial
passive immunity
The 8-year-old son of 1
migrant farm workers
is brought to the county
health
clinic. He has no history
of immunizations.
After measles is
diagnosed, the public
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AM
health nurse goes to the
migrant camp to search
for people with a
greater-than-
average chance of
contracting the disease.
What is the name of
this variable?
1. Risk factor
2. Frequency rate
3. Probability rate
4. Causative factor
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AM
A 5-year-old-child is 3
undergoing
chemotherapy. The
mother tells the nurse
that the child is not
up to date on the
required immunizations
for school. What is the
best response by the
nurse?
1. "By this time your
child has developed
sufficient antibodies to
provide immunity."
2. "Maintaining current
immunizations is
critical. Make sure the
series is completed."
3. "This isn't the best
time to finish the
immunizations,
because your child's
immune system is
suppressed."
4. "It's important to
complete the
immunizations because
your child needs to be
protected from
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AM
childhood diseases that
could be fatal."
Before administering 1
the first series of
immunizations to a 2-
month-old infant, the
nurse tells the parent
that reactions may
occur. What are the
characteristics of these
reactions?
1. Local or systemic
and usually mild
2. Often serious,
possibly requiring
hospitalization
3. Sometimes causing
ulceration at the
injection site
4. May be responsible
for permanent
neurological
damage
The parents of an infant 2
ask a nurse why their
baby is not receiving
the measles,
mumps, and rubella
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AM
PEDS 1 EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED GRADED A 2025/2026
Terms in this set (244)
Which type of immunity 2
will clients acquire
through
immunizations with
live or killed vaccines?
1.Natural active
immunity 2.Artificial
active immunity
3.Natural passive
immunity 4.Artificial
passive immunity
The 8-year-old son of 1
migrant farm workers
is brought to the county
health
clinic. He has no history
of immunizations.
After measles is
diagnosed, the public
1/84
,8/26/25, 9:26
AM
health nurse goes to the
migrant camp to search
for people with a
greater-than-
average chance of
contracting the disease.
What is the name of
this variable?
1. Risk factor
2. Frequency rate
3. Probability rate
4. Causative factor
2/84
,8/26/25, 9:26
AM
A 5-year-old-child is 3
undergoing
chemotherapy. The
mother tells the nurse
that the child is not
up to date on the
required immunizations
for school. What is the
best response by the
nurse?
1. "By this time your
child has developed
sufficient antibodies to
provide immunity."
2. "Maintaining current
immunizations is
critical. Make sure the
series is completed."
3. "This isn't the best
time to finish the
immunizations,
because your child's
immune system is
suppressed."
4. "It's important to
complete the
immunizations because
your child needs to be
protected from
3/84
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AM
childhood diseases that
could be fatal."
Before administering 1
the first series of
immunizations to a 2-
month-old infant, the
nurse tells the parent
that reactions may
occur. What are the
characteristics of these
reactions?
1. Local or systemic
and usually mild
2. Often serious,
possibly requiring
hospitalization
3. Sometimes causing
ulceration at the
injection site
4. May be responsible
for permanent
neurological
damage
The parents of an infant 2
ask a nurse why their
baby is not receiving
the measles,
mumps, and rubella
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