🏥 Froggy Care Rounds: Who Needs What?

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Froggy Jumps 🏥 Froggy Care Rounds: Who Needs What?Online version Pediatric care concepts quiz by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A 7-month-old is admitted with bronchiolitis. The parents can’t stay overnight. To best support the infant’s sense of security, the nurse provides ____. a A consistent caregiver b Choices about food c Group activities 2 A 2-year-old is hospitalized for dehydration. He cries when the nurse tries to give oral rehydration solution. The best way to support autonomy is to ____. a Explain the chemical balance in his body b Offer a choice of cups c Tell him he has no choice 3 A 5-year-old is scheduled for a tonsillectomy. She asks, “Will my throat fall out?” To reduce guilt and fear, the nurse should use ____. a Detailed anatomical terms b Simple, concrete explanations c No explanations 4 An 8-year-old with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes is learning insulin injections. To promote industry, the nurse should allow the child to ____. a Avoid involvement b Choose the injection site c Set the insulin dose 5 A 9-year-old recovering from appendectomy asks, “What happens if I don’t walk?” The nurse promotes mastery by providing ____. a No explanation to avoid fear b Honest, age-appropriate teaching c Abstract future consequences 6 A 15-year-old with scoliosis surgery is worried about her friends visiting. The best nursing action is to support ____. a Parent-only visitation b Peer interaction c Magical play 7 A 17-year-old with sickle cell crisis wants to help decide her pain plan. The nurse should support ____. a Staff-only control b Involvement in care decisions c Simplified fairy-tale stories 8 A 14-month-old separated from parents during hospitalization cries inconsolably. The nurse recognizes this as ____. a Regression b Stranger anxiety c Separation anxiety 9 A 4-year-old is fearful before an IV insertion. The best way to reduce stress is to ____. a Use therapeutic play b Give a technical lecture c Offer no preparation 10 An 11-year-old with leukemia is hospitalized long term and misses school. To reduce feelings of isolation, the nurse arranges ____. a Independent silent activities b Schoolwork and peer contact c Extra parental teaching

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A 7-month-old is admitted with bronchiolitis. The parents can’t stay overnight. To best support the infant’s sense of security, the nurse provides ____.

A 2-year-old is hospitalized for dehydration. He cries when the nurse tries to give oral rehydration solution. The best way to support autonomy is to ____.

A 5-year-old is scheduled for a tonsillectomy. She asks, “Will my throat fall out?” To reduce guilt and fear, the nurse should use ____.

An 8-year-old with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes is learning insulin injections. To promote industry, the nurse should allow the child to ____.

A 9-year-old recovering from appendectomy asks, “What happens if I don’t walk?” The nurse promotes mastery by providing ____.

A 15-year-old with scoliosis surgery is worried about her friends visiting. The best nursing action is to support ____.

A 17-year-old with sickle cell crisis wants to help decide her pain plan. The nurse should support ____.

A 14-month-old separated from parents during hospitalization cries inconsolably. The nurse recognizes this as ____.

A 4-year-old is fearful before an IV insertion. The best way to reduce stress is to ____.

An 11-year-old with leukemia is hospitalized long term and misses school. To reduce feelings of isolation, the nurse arranges ____.