Test Bank - on (TaghPediatric Nursing: A Case Based Approach, 1st Editier, 2020),
Chapter 1-34 | All Chapters
What is the associated risk of childhood obesity that the nurse should include in a teaching session? -
(answer)Type II diabetes
What is the second-leading cause of death for boys aged 15 to 19 years? - (answer)Homicide
What is the major cause of death for children older than 1 year? - (answer)Unintentional injuries
What is the leading cause of death in children younger than 1 year? - (answer)Congenital anomalies
What health issue is not associated with childhood obesity? - (answer)Type I diabetes
Which health problem ranks fourth as a cause of death in boys aged 15 to 19 years? - (answer)Cancer
What cognitive level is required to remember the associated risks of childhood obesity? -
(answer)Remember
What cognitive level is required to understand the second-leading cause of death in adolescents? -
(answer)Understand
What is the first cause of death in children older than 1 year? - (answer)Unintentional injuries
What is the significance of firearm homicide in the context of adolescent health? - (answer)It is the
second overall cause of death in boys aged 15 to 19 years.
What is the major health concern related to unintentional injuries in children? - (answer)They are the
leading cause of death after age 1 year.
Which health issue is the leading cause of death in African-American males aged 15 to 19 years? -
(answer)Homicide
,Test Bank - on (TaghPediatric Nursing: A Case Based Approach, 1st Editier, 2020),
Chapter 1-34 | All Chapters
What is the relationship between respiratory disease and childhood obesity? - (answer)Respiratory
disease is not associated with obesity.
What is the relationship between celiac disease and childhood obesity? - (answer)Celiac disease is not
associated with obesity.
Which age group experiences the highest rate of death from unintentional injuries? - (answer)Children
older than 1 year.
What is the role of the nurse in planning health promotion for childhood obesity? - (answer)To include
associated risks such as Type II diabetes.
What is the primary focus of the nursing process in relation to health promotion? - (answer)Planning.
What is the significance of congenital anomalies in pediatric health? - (answer)They are the leading
cause of death in children younger than 1 year.
In terms of adolescent health, what is the third-leading cause of death? - (answer)Suicide.
What is the fourth-leading cause of death for boys aged 15 to 19 years? - (answer)Cancer.
What is the main focus of Chapter 01 in Wong's Essentials of Pediatric Nursing? - (answer)Children, Their
Families, and the Nurse.
What is the primary concern of health promotion and maintenance in pediatric nursing? - (answer)To
address risks and health issues relevant to children and adolescents.
,Test Bank - on (TaghPediatric Nursing: A Case Based Approach, 1st Editier, 2020),
Chapter 1-34 | All Chapters
What is the impact of unintentional injuries on pediatric populations? - (answer)They significantly
contribute to mortality rates in children.
What is the expected outcome of effective health promotion strategies in pediatric nursing? -
(answer)Reduction in childhood morbidity and mortality.
What is the importance of understanding cultural influences in pediatric nursing? - (answer)To provide
culturally competent care to children and families.
What factor most impacts the type of injury a child is susceptible to according to their age? -
(answer)The developmental level of the child.
How does a child's physical health relate to injuries? - (answer)It may facilitate recovery from an injury
but does not impact the type of injury.
What is the relationship between educational level and developmental level in determining injury types?
- (answer)Educational level is related to developmental level but is not as important in determining the
type of injury.
How does the number of responsible adults in the home affect child injuries? - (answer)It may affect the
number of unintentional injuries but not the type of injury.
What are the three key components of family-centered care? - (answer)Respect, collaboration, and
support.
What does family-centered care recognize about the family? - (answer)The family is the constant in a
child's life.
What is a non-therapeutic action a nurse might take regarding family involvement? - (answer)Taking
over total care of the child, which increases stress on the family.
, Test Bank - on (TaghPediatric Nursing: A Case Based Approach, 1st Editier, 2020),
Chapter 1-34 | All Chapters
What is a key intervention for providing atraumatic care? - (answer)Preparing the child before any
unfamiliar treatment or procedure.
What are some components of atraumatic care? - (answer)Preparing the child for treatments,
controlling pain, allowing privacy, providing play activities, and respecting cultural differences.
What indicates a nontherapeutic relationship between a nurse and a patient? - (answer)Concern by
other staff members about the nurse's closeness with the patient and family.
What is a characteristic of a therapeutic nurse-patient relationship? - (answer)Allowing the nurse to care
for the same patient over an extended time.
How can a nurse protect themselves while providing therapeutic care? - (answer)By being able to
withdraw emotionally when emotional overload occurs.
What is clinical reasoning? - (answer)A cognitive process used to analyze data.
What is the role of teaching skills in nursing care? - (answer)To instruct the patient and family rather
than doing everything for them.
What does atraumatic care aim to minimize? - (answer)Bodily injury and pain.
What should a nurse do to promote a sense of control for a child during hospitalization? -
(answer)Provide choices and prepare the child for unfamiliar treatments.
What is the significance of developmental level in assessing child injuries? - (answer)It determines the
type of injury that is likely to occur.
Chapter 1-34 | All Chapters
What is the associated risk of childhood obesity that the nurse should include in a teaching session? -
(answer)Type II diabetes
What is the second-leading cause of death for boys aged 15 to 19 years? - (answer)Homicide
What is the major cause of death for children older than 1 year? - (answer)Unintentional injuries
What is the leading cause of death in children younger than 1 year? - (answer)Congenital anomalies
What health issue is not associated with childhood obesity? - (answer)Type I diabetes
Which health problem ranks fourth as a cause of death in boys aged 15 to 19 years? - (answer)Cancer
What cognitive level is required to remember the associated risks of childhood obesity? -
(answer)Remember
What cognitive level is required to understand the second-leading cause of death in adolescents? -
(answer)Understand
What is the first cause of death in children older than 1 year? - (answer)Unintentional injuries
What is the significance of firearm homicide in the context of adolescent health? - (answer)It is the
second overall cause of death in boys aged 15 to 19 years.
What is the major health concern related to unintentional injuries in children? - (answer)They are the
leading cause of death after age 1 year.
Which health issue is the leading cause of death in African-American males aged 15 to 19 years? -
(answer)Homicide
,Test Bank - on (TaghPediatric Nursing: A Case Based Approach, 1st Editier, 2020),
Chapter 1-34 | All Chapters
What is the relationship between respiratory disease and childhood obesity? - (answer)Respiratory
disease is not associated with obesity.
What is the relationship between celiac disease and childhood obesity? - (answer)Celiac disease is not
associated with obesity.
Which age group experiences the highest rate of death from unintentional injuries? - (answer)Children
older than 1 year.
What is the role of the nurse in planning health promotion for childhood obesity? - (answer)To include
associated risks such as Type II diabetes.
What is the primary focus of the nursing process in relation to health promotion? - (answer)Planning.
What is the significance of congenital anomalies in pediatric health? - (answer)They are the leading
cause of death in children younger than 1 year.
In terms of adolescent health, what is the third-leading cause of death? - (answer)Suicide.
What is the fourth-leading cause of death for boys aged 15 to 19 years? - (answer)Cancer.
What is the main focus of Chapter 01 in Wong's Essentials of Pediatric Nursing? - (answer)Children, Their
Families, and the Nurse.
What is the primary concern of health promotion and maintenance in pediatric nursing? - (answer)To
address risks and health issues relevant to children and adolescents.
,Test Bank - on (TaghPediatric Nursing: A Case Based Approach, 1st Editier, 2020),
Chapter 1-34 | All Chapters
What is the impact of unintentional injuries on pediatric populations? - (answer)They significantly
contribute to mortality rates in children.
What is the expected outcome of effective health promotion strategies in pediatric nursing? -
(answer)Reduction in childhood morbidity and mortality.
What is the importance of understanding cultural influences in pediatric nursing? - (answer)To provide
culturally competent care to children and families.
What factor most impacts the type of injury a child is susceptible to according to their age? -
(answer)The developmental level of the child.
How does a child's physical health relate to injuries? - (answer)It may facilitate recovery from an injury
but does not impact the type of injury.
What is the relationship between educational level and developmental level in determining injury types?
- (answer)Educational level is related to developmental level but is not as important in determining the
type of injury.
How does the number of responsible adults in the home affect child injuries? - (answer)It may affect the
number of unintentional injuries but not the type of injury.
What are the three key components of family-centered care? - (answer)Respect, collaboration, and
support.
What does family-centered care recognize about the family? - (answer)The family is the constant in a
child's life.
What is a non-therapeutic action a nurse might take regarding family involvement? - (answer)Taking
over total care of the child, which increases stress on the family.
, Test Bank - on (TaghPediatric Nursing: A Case Based Approach, 1st Editier, 2020),
Chapter 1-34 | All Chapters
What is a key intervention for providing atraumatic care? - (answer)Preparing the child before any
unfamiliar treatment or procedure.
What are some components of atraumatic care? - (answer)Preparing the child for treatments,
controlling pain, allowing privacy, providing play activities, and respecting cultural differences.
What indicates a nontherapeutic relationship between a nurse and a patient? - (answer)Concern by
other staff members about the nurse's closeness with the patient and family.
What is a characteristic of a therapeutic nurse-patient relationship? - (answer)Allowing the nurse to care
for the same patient over an extended time.
How can a nurse protect themselves while providing therapeutic care? - (answer)By being able to
withdraw emotionally when emotional overload occurs.
What is clinical reasoning? - (answer)A cognitive process used to analyze data.
What is the role of teaching skills in nursing care? - (answer)To instruct the patient and family rather
than doing everything for them.
What does atraumatic care aim to minimize? - (answer)Bodily injury and pain.
What should a nurse do to promote a sense of control for a child during hospitalization? -
(answer)Provide choices and prepare the child for unfamiliar treatments.
What is the significance of developmental level in assessing child injuries? - (answer)It determines the
type of injury that is likely to occur.
