4802 PEDS EXAM 1 LATEST 2025 WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
respiratory stridor
pain in the abdomen
difficulty in breathing
inability to drink liquid - (ANSWER)The parents of a child who has infectious mononucleosis are
concerned. Which symptoms does the nurse ask the parents to watch out for as a sign to bring the child
in to be evaluated by the primary HCP?
· Can trigger an episode or aggravate an asthmatic state - (ANSWER)One of the goals for children with
asthma is to prevent respiratory infection. This is because respiratory infection does what?
pneumothorax - (ANSWER)The parent of a child with cystic fibrosis calls the clinic nurse to report that
the child has developed tachypnea, tachycardia, dyspnea, pallor, and cyanosis. The nurse should tell the
parent to bring the child to the clinic because these are symptoms of what?
· Onset of dehydration
· Respiratory infections
· Decreased hematocrit
· Clubbing of the fingers - (ANSWER)The nurse is providing care for a cyanotic child. What does the nurse
assess for while caring for the child?
true - (ANSWER)TRUE OR FALSE
When growth occurs in one area, it slows in another
· Hypoxemia
· Metabolic acidosis - (ANSWER)Which conditions is the nurse alert for in a preterm infant with
respiratory distress syndrome?
Wood puzzles and construction sets - (ANSWER)The nurse allows a 2-year-old child to play in a play area.
What toys are suitable?
1
, 4802 PEDS EXAM 1 LATEST 2025 WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
The child can go up and down stairs alone - (ANSWER)Which statement describes the growth and
development in a 24-month-old?
· Level of doubt and shame
· Gross and fine motor skills
· Mental acuity and capability - (ANSWER)The nurse is assessing a toddler's psychosocial development
using Erikson's theory. What should the nurse include in the evaluation?
Early childhood - (ANSWER)In which age group should the nurse expect a child to develop gross motor
skills?
Normal growth and development - (ANSWER)A mother observes that her 7-month-old bears full weight
on the feet when in a standing position. What is the reason for this?
· Anticipate a stable appetite
· Provide up-to-date immunity
· Ignore focusing on the dysfluency of speech - (ANSWER)Which instructions should the nurse give to the
parents of a preschooler to promote optimal growth and development?
The preschool age child is curious about sexual reproduction - (ANSWER)The nurse is explaining to
parents about the growth and development changes in a preschooler. What changes should the nurse
mention?
preoperational
concrete
2
, 4802 PEDS EXAM 1 LATEST 2025 WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
formal operational - (ANSWER)Which concept of illness?
phenomenism and contagion
contamination and internalization
physiologic and psychophysiological
birth to 2 years
pre: 2-7
concrete: 7-12
formal: >13 - (ANSWER)What are the age ranges for:
sensorimotor
pre-operational
concrete operational
formal operational
protest - cry, scream, cling to parent, toddles may also yell or physically attack
despair - crying stops, evidence of depression, regression
detachment - denial, not content, may appear happy, resignation, may seriously affect attachment to
parent after separation - (ANSWER)What occurs during the protest, despair, and detachment phases of
separation anxiety?
foreign bodies get stuck in right bronchi because it is larger
3
GRADED A+
respiratory stridor
pain in the abdomen
difficulty in breathing
inability to drink liquid - (ANSWER)The parents of a child who has infectious mononucleosis are
concerned. Which symptoms does the nurse ask the parents to watch out for as a sign to bring the child
in to be evaluated by the primary HCP?
· Can trigger an episode or aggravate an asthmatic state - (ANSWER)One of the goals for children with
asthma is to prevent respiratory infection. This is because respiratory infection does what?
pneumothorax - (ANSWER)The parent of a child with cystic fibrosis calls the clinic nurse to report that
the child has developed tachypnea, tachycardia, dyspnea, pallor, and cyanosis. The nurse should tell the
parent to bring the child to the clinic because these are symptoms of what?
· Onset of dehydration
· Respiratory infections
· Decreased hematocrit
· Clubbing of the fingers - (ANSWER)The nurse is providing care for a cyanotic child. What does the nurse
assess for while caring for the child?
true - (ANSWER)TRUE OR FALSE
When growth occurs in one area, it slows in another
· Hypoxemia
· Metabolic acidosis - (ANSWER)Which conditions is the nurse alert for in a preterm infant with
respiratory distress syndrome?
Wood puzzles and construction sets - (ANSWER)The nurse allows a 2-year-old child to play in a play area.
What toys are suitable?
1
, 4802 PEDS EXAM 1 LATEST 2025 WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
The child can go up and down stairs alone - (ANSWER)Which statement describes the growth and
development in a 24-month-old?
· Level of doubt and shame
· Gross and fine motor skills
· Mental acuity and capability - (ANSWER)The nurse is assessing a toddler's psychosocial development
using Erikson's theory. What should the nurse include in the evaluation?
Early childhood - (ANSWER)In which age group should the nurse expect a child to develop gross motor
skills?
Normal growth and development - (ANSWER)A mother observes that her 7-month-old bears full weight
on the feet when in a standing position. What is the reason for this?
· Anticipate a stable appetite
· Provide up-to-date immunity
· Ignore focusing on the dysfluency of speech - (ANSWER)Which instructions should the nurse give to the
parents of a preschooler to promote optimal growth and development?
The preschool age child is curious about sexual reproduction - (ANSWER)The nurse is explaining to
parents about the growth and development changes in a preschooler. What changes should the nurse
mention?
preoperational
concrete
2
, 4802 PEDS EXAM 1 LATEST 2025 WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
formal operational - (ANSWER)Which concept of illness?
phenomenism and contagion
contamination and internalization
physiologic and psychophysiological
birth to 2 years
pre: 2-7
concrete: 7-12
formal: >13 - (ANSWER)What are the age ranges for:
sensorimotor
pre-operational
concrete operational
formal operational
protest - cry, scream, cling to parent, toddles may also yell or physically attack
despair - crying stops, evidence of depression, regression
detachment - denial, not content, may appear happy, resignation, may seriously affect attachment to
parent after separation - (ANSWER)What occurs during the protest, despair, and detachment phases of
separation anxiety?
foreign bodies get stuck in right bronchi because it is larger
3
