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Peds Exam 1 NCLEX style questions With 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
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To establish a good interview relationship with an 3. Asking open-ended questions
adolescent, which strategy is most appropriate?
RATIONALE: Open-ended questions allow the adolescent to share information and feelings.
1. Asking personal questions unrelated to the Asking personal questions not related to the situation jeopardizes the trust that must be
situation established because the adolescent may feel as though he's being interrogated with unnecessary
2. Writing down everything the teen says questions. Writing everything down during the interview can be a distraction and doesn't allow
3. Asking open-ended questions the nurse to observe how the adolescent behaves. Discussing the nurse's thoughts and feelings
4. Discussing the nurse's own thoughts and may bias the assessment and is inappropriate when interviewing any client
feelings about the situation
A chronically ill school-age child is most 3. Anxiety over school absences
vulnerable to which stressor?
RATIONALE: The school-age child is becoming industrious and attempts to master school-related
1. Mutilation anxiety activities. Therefore, school absences are likely to cause extreme anxiety for a school-age child
2. Anticipatory grief who's chronically ill. Mutilation anxiety is more common in adolescents. Anticipatory grief is rare
3. Anxiety over school absences in a school-age child. Fear of hospital procedures is most pronounced in preschool-age children.
4. Fear of hospital procedures
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Peds Exam 1 NCLEX style questions With 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
Terms in this set (37)
To establish a good interview relationship with an 3. Asking open-ended questions
adolescent, which strategy is most appropriate?
RATIONALE: Open-ended questions allow the adolescent to share information and feelings.
1. Asking personal questions unrelated to the Asking personal questions not related to the situation jeopardizes the trust that must be
situation established because the adolescent may feel as though he's being interrogated with unnecessary
2. Writing down everything the teen says questions. Writing everything down during the interview can be a distraction and doesn't allow
3. Asking open-ended questions the nurse to observe how the adolescent behaves. Discussing the nurse's thoughts and feelings
4. Discussing the nurse's own thoughts and may bias the assessment and is inappropriate when interviewing any client
feelings about the situation
A chronically ill school-age child is most 3. Anxiety over school absences
vulnerable to which stressor?
RATIONALE: The school-age child is becoming industrious and attempts to master school-related
1. Mutilation anxiety activities. Therefore, school absences are likely to cause extreme anxiety for a school-age child
2. Anticipatory grief who's chronically ill. Mutilation anxiety is more common in adolescents. Anticipatory grief is rare
3. Anxiety over school absences in a school-age child. Fear of hospital procedures is most pronounced in preschool-age children.
4. Fear of hospital procedures
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