Exam 1: REVIEW Flashcards

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What foods do 2 year olds typically love and why?

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Bananas - easy to chew and swallow

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What motor development task can 3 y/o do?

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Ascend/climb stairs

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When drawing a CBC, what finding should be reported to provider for child?

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38 mcg/dl

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What are children age 12-36 months at a high risk for?

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Iron deficiency anemia

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5
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What should you do if a child takes medications in overdose or accident?

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Contact poison control

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6
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What is an expected finding for children with autism?

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Repetitive movements like continuous rocking

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What is an expected finding for a child that is being bullied?

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Poor academic performance

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What are nursing recommendations for a child who has depression?

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Encourage peer group discussion, mentoring, counseling

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What are expected findings from a child who is depressed?

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Isolation and loneliness

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10
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What is an effective parenting/teaching method children with autism will benefit from?

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A reward system for positive behavior

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What age specifically enjoys role playing, hand puppets, reading books, ect?

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4 year olds

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12
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When are deciduous teeth (primary) finalized?

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Preschool years

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13
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When do toddlers develop gender identity?

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Age 3

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14
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What is a red flag to abuse when speaking with a parent and child?

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Parents do not allow child to answer questions

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What age does well with the “FACES SCALE” to assess pain?

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3-6 years

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16
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When a baby is born the fontanels are flat. When should you expect them to close?

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  • posterior: 8 weeks of age
  • anterior: 12-18 months of age
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17
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at what age do infants react to a loud, startling noise?

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6 months

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18
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in what order are motor skills assessed on an infant?

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in a cephalococcal direction with the ears last

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19
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at what age can an infant be able to start to grasp objects?

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4 months

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20
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at what age is an infant able to make simple vowel sounds?

21
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at what age are single consonants added to vocabulary?

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3-4 months

22
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How many teeth should an infant have at one year of age?

23
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in what position should a baby sleep to decrease the risk of SIDS?

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supine, on their backs

24
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When should an infant be able to raise their head and shoulders from a prone position?

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What is a manifestation of a CNS infection in infants?
bulging fontanel
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At what age does an infant need to be backwards facing in a car seat?
until age 2
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At what age can an infant sit steadily without support?
8 months
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at what age can an infant change from a prone to a sitting position, stand while holding onto a chair, and lift one foot while standing?
10 months
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How do you administer ear drops to a child that is younger that 3 years of age?
Pull the auricle down and back to fully open up the ear canal
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What does a furrowed brow in an infant indicate
Pain or distress
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What should a nurse do prior to taking vital signs on a toddler?
Inform the toddler what they are doing
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At what age should a toddler be able to stand without support?
15 months
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What are two health promotions to educate parents on?
- tantrums and - dental care
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What can a mother do to prevent jaundice in an infant?
Do early and frequent feedings
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what constitutes a child as being “failure to thrive”
a child that weights less than the 5th percentile due to undernourishment or malnutrition
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Prior to giving any vaccine, what should a nurse always ask about?
allergies
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At what age can the FLACC pain scale be used to assess pain?
2 months - 7 years
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What is the screening tool most used for the development of a child?
Denver II Developmental Screening Tool
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What pain assessment scale is commonly used for children between the ages of 3 and 6?
FACES scale
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What is a common sign of possible abuse in a household during an assessment of a child?
The parent does not allow the child to answer questions
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When are deciduous (primary) teeth be established in a child?
Preschool age by 2.5 years
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If a 3 year-old presents with a high fever, severe dyspnea, and drooling, what should the nurse prepare for?
a nasotracheal intubation
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What needle size should be used to give injections to a preschool-aged child?
1.8mm/0.5in needle
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When is varicella given to a child for vaccinations?
- 1st dose: between 12-15 months - 2nd dose: between 4-6 years of age
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what immunization is commonly given to adolescents prior to leaving for college, especially those living in dorms?
meningococcal polysaccharide vaccine
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what is the developmental stage of eriksons from 1-3?
autonomy vs. shame and doubt
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what is the developmental stage of eriksons from 3-6?
initiative vs. guilt
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what is the developmental stage of eriksons from 6-12?
industry vs. inferiority
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what is the developmental stage of eriksons from 12-20?
identity vs. role confusion