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Test Bank Wong's Nursing Care of Infants and Children (11THEDITION}
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TableH ofH Contents
TableH ofHC
ontents 1
ChapterH 01:H PerspectivesH ofH PediatricH Nursing 2
ChapterH 02:H Social,H Cultural,H Religious,H andH FamilyH InfluencesH onH ChildH HealthH
Promotion
18
ChapterH 03:H HereditaryH InfluencesH onH HealthH PromotionH ofH theH ChildH andH Family 36
ChapterH 04:H Communication,H Physical,H andH DevelopmentalH AssessmentH ofH theH ChildH
andHFamily 54
ChapterH 05:HPainH AssessmentH andH ManagementH inH Childre 76
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ChapterH 06:H ChildhoodH CommunicableH andH InfectiousH Diseases 94
ChapterH07:HHealthHPromotionHofHtheHNewbornHandHFamilyHChapterH08:H 114
HealthHProblemsHofHtheHNewborn 132
ChapterH09:HTheHHigh- 148
RiskHNewbornHandHFamilyHChapterH10:HHealthHPromotionHofH 173
theHInfantHandHFamilyChapterH11:HHealthH ProblemsHofHtheHInf 194
ant 215
ChapterH12:HHealthH PromotionHofH theH ToddlerH andH FamilyHChapterH 13:H HealthH P 236
romotionH ofH theH PreschoolerH andHFamilyChapterH14:HHealthH ProblemsHofHEarlyH 254
Childhood 272
ChapterH 15:H HealthH PromotionH ofH theH School- 292
AgeH ChildH andH FamilyHChapterH16:HHealthH ProblemsHofHtheHSchool-AgeHChild 311
ChapterH 17:H HealthH PromotionH ofH theH AdolescentH andH FamilyHChapterH18:HHealthHPro 327
blemsHofHtheHAdolescent 355
ChapterH 19:H Family- 377
CenteredH CareH ofH theH ChildH withH ChronicH IllnessH orHDisabilityChapterH20:HFamily- 395
CenteredHPalliativeHCare 416
ChapterH 20:H ImpactH ofH CognitiveH orH SensoryH ImpairmentH onH theH ChildH andHFamilyHChapterH 2 436
1:H Family- 460
CenteredH CareH ofH theH ChildH DuringH IllnessH andHHospitalizationChapterH22:HPediatricHNursing 489
HInterventionsHandHSkillsHChapterH 23:H TheH ChildH withH FluidH andH ElectrolyteH Imbalance 518
ChapterH24:HTheHChildHwithHRenalHDysfunctionHChapterH 25:H TheH C 549
hildH withH GastrointestinalHDysfunctionChapterH 26:H TheHChildHwithH 582
RespiratoryHDysfunctionHChapterH 27:H TheH ChildH withHCardiovascul 613
arH Dysfunction 643
ChapterH 28:H TheH ChildH withH HematologicH orH ImmunologicHDysfunctionChapterH29:HT 671
heHChildHwithHCancer 702
ChapterH30:H TheH ChildHwithH CerebralH DysfunctionHChapterH31:H TheH 730
ChildHwithHEndocrineH DysfunctionHChapterH 32:H TheH ChildH withH Inte 749
gumentaryHDysfunction 778
ChapterH 33:H TheH ChildH withH MusculoskeletalH orH ArticularH Dysfunction
ChapterH 34:H TheH ChildH withH NeuromuscularH orH MuscularH Dysfunction
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ChapterH 01:H PerspectivesH ofH PediatricH Nursing
MULTIPLEH CHOICE
1. TheHclinicH nurseH isH reviewingHstatisticsH onH infantH mortalityH forH theH UnitedH StatesH versusH otherH countries.HC
omparedHwithHotherHcountriesHthatHhaveHaHpopulationHofHatHleastH25Hmillion,HtheHnurseHmakesHwhichHdeter
mination?
a. TheH UnitedH StatesH isH rankedH lastHamongH 27H countries.
b. TheH UnitedH StatesH isH rankedH similarH toH 20H otherH developedH countries.
c. TheH UnitedH StatesH isH rankedH inH theH middleH ofH 20H otherH developedH countries.
d. TheH UnitedH StatesH isH rankedH highestH amongH 27H otherH industrializedH countries.
ANS:HA
AlthoughHtheH deathHrateH hasH decreased,H theH UnitedH StatesH stillH ranksH lastH inH infantH mortalityH amongH nationsH withHa
Hpopulation HofHat HleastH25Hmillion.HTheHUnited HStates Hhas HtheHhighestHinfantHdeath Hrate HofHdeveloped Hnations.
DIF:H CognitiveH Level:H Remembering
TOP:H NursingH Process:H AssessmentH MSC:H ClientH Needs:H HealthH PromotionH andH Maintenance
2. WhichHisH theH leadingH causeH ofHdeathH inHinfantsH youngerH thanH 1H yearHinH theH UnitedH States?
a. CongenitalH anomalies
b. SuddenH infantH deathH syndrome
c. DisordersH relatedH toH shortH gestationH andHlowH birthH weight
d. MaternalH complicationsH specificH toH theH perinatalH periodHA
NS:HA
CongenitalH anomaliesH accountH forH 20.1%H ofH deathsH inH infantsH youngerH thanH 1H yearH comparedH withH suddenH infantHd
eathHsyndrome,HwhichHaccountsHforH8.2%;HdisordersHrelatedHtoHshortHgestationHandHunspecifiedHlowHbirthHweight,
HwhichHaccountHfor H16.5%;HandHmaternal Hcomplications HsuchHas Hinfections Hspecific HtoHtheHperinatal Hperiod, Hwhic
hHaccountHforH6.1%HofHdeathsHinHinfantsHyoungerHthanH1HyearHofHage.
DIF:H CognitiveH Level:H Remembering
MSC:H ClientH Needs:H HealthH PromotionH andH Maintenance
3. WhatHisH theH majorH causeH ofH deathH forHchildrenH olderH thanH 1H yearH inH theH UnitedH States?
a. HeartH disease
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b. ChildhoodH cancer
c. UnintentionalH injuries
d. CongenitalHanomaliesH
ANS:HC
UnintentionalHinjuriesH(accidents) HareHtheHleadingHcauseHofHdeathHafterHageH1HyearHthroughHadolescence.HTheHleadin
gH causeH ofH deathH forH thoseH youngerH thanH 1H yearH isH congenitalH anomalies,H andHchildhoodH cancersH andH heartHdiseaseHc
auseHaHsignificantlyHlowerHpercentageHofHdeathsHinHchildrenHolderHthan H1HyearHofHage.
DIF:H CognitiveH Level:H Understanding
MSC:H ClientH Needs:H HealthH PromotionH andH Maintenance
4. InHadditionH toHinjuries,H whatH areH theH leadingH causesH ofH deathH inHadolescentsH agesH 15H toH 19H years?
a. SuicideHandHcancer
b. SuicideH andH homicide
c. DrowningH andH cancer
d. HomicideH andH heartH diseaseH
ANS:HB
SuicideHandHhomicideHaccountHforH16.7%HofHdeathsHinHthisHageHgroup.HSuicideHandHcancerHaccountHforH10.9%HofHde
aths,HheartHdiseaseHandHcancerHaccountHforHapproximatelyH5.5%,HandHhomicideHandHheartHdiseaseHaccountHforH10.9
%HofHtheHdeathsHinHthisHageHgroup.
DIF:H CognitiveH Level:H Remembering
MSC:H ClientH Needs:H HealthH PromotionH andH Maintenance
5. TheH nurseH isH planningHaH teachingH sessionH toH adolescentsH aboutH deathsH byH unintentionalH injuries.HWhichH shouldHt
heHnurseHincludeHinHtheHsessionHwithHregardHtoHdeathsHcausedHbyHinjuries?
a. MoreH deathsH occurH inHmales.
b. MoreH deathsH occurH inH females.
c. TheH patternH ofH deathsH doesH notH varyH accordingH toHageH andH sex.
d. TheH patternH ofH deathsH doesHnotH varyH widelyH amongH differentH ethnicH groups.
ANS:HA
TheH majorityH ofH deathsH fromH unintentionalH injuriesH occurH inH males.H TheH patternH ofH deathH doesH varyH greatly
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