NSG 6440/The Pediatric Examination Latest with Complete Solutions Graded A+

NSG 6440/The Pediatric Examination Latest with Complete Solutions Graded A+ What are the components of the well-child visit? {{Correct Ans- Physical exam, necessary immunizations, providing parents with information to prepare them for development status of the child. What topics are commonly included in anticipatory guidance? {{Correct Ans- Safety, nutrition, sleep, play, exercise, development and discipline What is the usual schedule for the well-child visits? {{Correct Ans- 3 to 5 days, 1 month, 2 months, 4 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 15 months, 18 months, 24 months, 30 months, 4 years and once a year thereafter. What is the purpose of the sick-child visit? {{Correct Ans- So the physician can evaluate the patient's condition to arrive at a diagnosis and to prescribe treatment when a child is exhibiting the signs and symptoms of disease. What procedures are often performed by the medical assistant during pediatric office visits? {{Correct Ans- Measurements of: vital signs (temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure), weight, height, visual acuity, hearing acuity, assisting with the physical examination. Why is it important for the medical assistant to develop a rapport with the pediatric patient? {{Correct Ans- To gain the child's trust and confidence, so the child will be more cooperative during an examination or procedure. List the two positions that can be used to safely carry an infant. {{Correct Ans- Cradle position, upright position Why is it important to measure the growth (weight and height or length) of the child during each office visit? {{Correct Ans- To determine nutritional needs and the proper dosage of a medication to administer to the child. What is the difference between height and length? {{Correct Ans- Height is the measurement of a child in the standing position. Length is the measurement of a infant in the supine position. What is the purpose of measuring head circumference? {{Correct Ans- To measure rapid brain growth in infants. What is the primary use of growth charts? {{Correct Ans- To look at the child's growth pattern and to determine if the growth is normal. Also to identify growth and nutritional abnormalities. What is the primary cause of childhood obesity? {{Correct Ans- Overeating and inadequate exercise. What problems are associated with childhood obesity? {{Correct Ans- High blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, orthopedic problems caused by increase stress on weight-bearing joints, skin disorders, sleep apnea, low self-esteem, social isolation and feelings of rejection and depression.