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Froggy Jumps Functional Ability ConceptOnline version Practice with the functional ability concept. by Victoria 1 Which finding makes feeding more challenging for babies with Down syndrome? a Decreased flexibility b Narrow palate and protruding tongue c Weak abdominal muscles 2 Which feature is common in clients with Down syndrome? a Upward slant to eyes b Large head c Prominent nasal bridge 3 What is the best method for determining the developmental age of a client with Down syndrome? a Use the client's chronological age as it matches the developmental age b Subtract 2-3 years from the chronological age to get the developmental age. c Perform a developmental assessment to learn the client's developmental age. 4 If a 3 year old child with Down syndrome is still just babbling instead of using words, what is the primary concern? a Issues with hearing b Impaired social interaction ability c Lack of cognitive functioning 5 How can the parents of an adult child with Down syndrome help to increase that individual's independence? a Attend all medical appointments with the individual. b Assist to create a structured daily routine the individual can follow. c Allow the individual to make all decisions independently. 6 Which is a common challenge for individuals with Down syndrome when entering adolescence? a Feeding b Abstract thinking c Mental health concerns 7 An adult with Down syndrome is struggling with executive function and abstract thinking. How should the nurse interpret this finding? a Expected so working on communication strategies may be beneficial. b Expected so no actions are needed. c Expected as dementia develops at this age in individuals with Down syndrome. 8 At what age does the nurse anticipate an individual with Down syndrome may start to have challenges with social interactions and behaviors? a Adulthood b Adolescence c School age

Froggy Jumps

Functional Ability ConceptOnline version

Practice with the functional ability concept.

by Victoria

Which finding makes feeding more challenging for babies with Down syndrome?

Decreased flexibility

Narrow palate and protruding tongue

Weak abdominal muscles

Which feature is common in clients with Down syndrome?

Upward slant to eyes

Large head

Prominent nasal bridge

What is the best method for determining the developmental age of a client with Down syndrome?

Use the client's chronological age as it matches the developmental age

Subtract 2-3 years from the chronological age to get the developmental age.

Perform a developmental assessment to learn the client's developmental age.

If a 3 year old child with Down syndrome is still just babbling instead of using words, what is the primary concern?

Issues with hearing

Impaired social interaction ability

Lack of cognitive functioning

How can the parents of an adult child with Down syndrome help to increase that individual's independence?

Attend all medical appointments with the individual.

Assist to create a structured daily routine the individual can follow.

Allow the individual to make all decisions independently.

Which is a common challenge for individuals with Down syndrome when entering adolescence?

Feeding

Abstract thinking

Mental health concerns

An adult with Down syndrome is struggling with executive function and abstract thinking. How should the nurse interpret this finding?

Expected so working on communication strategies may be beneficial.

Expected so no actions are needed.

Expected as dementia develops at this age in individuals with Down syndrome.

At what age does the nurse anticipate an individual with Down syndrome may start to have challenges with social interactions and behaviors?

Adulthood

Adolescence

School age

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by Victoria

Which finding makes feeding more challenging for babies with Down syndrome?

Which feature is common in clients with Down syndrome?

What is the best method for determining the developmental age of a client with Down syndrome?

If a 3 year old child with Down syndrome is still just babbling instead of using words, what is the primary concern?

How can the parents of an adult child with Down syndrome help to increase that individual's independence?

Which is a common challenge for individuals with Down syndrome when entering adolescence?

An adult with Down syndrome is struggling with executive function and abstract thinking. How should the nurse interpret this finding?

At what age does the nurse anticipate an individual with Down syndrome may start to have challenges with social interactions and behaviors?

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