Quiz: Unit 2 Peds Study


Unit 2 Peds Study - Part 2Online version Ch 26, 27 by Courtney P 1 Allowing a child to group animals by type demonstrates which cognitive skill? a Conservation b Decentration c Classification d Initiative 2 Which nursing advice best promotes healthy nutrition habits in school-aged children? a Eliminating all fats b Forcing disliked foods c Allowing unlimited snacking d Encouraging expression of food preferences and role modeling 3 Which factors may contribute to obesity in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Environmental influences b Adequate physical activity c Genetic predisposition d Sedentary lifestyle e Positive family support 4 Which intervention is most effective in preventing childhood obesity? a Skipping meals b Strict dieting c Encouraging exercise and family support d Limiting physical activity 5 At what age should children first be screened for scoliosis? a 6–7 years b 8–9 years c 10–11 years d 12–13 years 6 Which screenings should be performed periodically during school age? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Growth monitoring b Vision c Shoe size d Cardiac catheterization 7 Which practices promote good dental health in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Skipping routine dental exams b Eating sugary foods only at mealtimes c Adequate calcium and phosphorus intake d Brushing after meals 8 How much sleep does a school-aged child typically require each night? a 12–14 hours b 10–12 hours c 8–9 hours d 6–8 hours 9 Which topic is appropriate to include in sex education for school-aged children? a Only abstinence education b Sexuality and positive body attitudes c Medical terminology only d Avoiding discussion of reproduction 10 Which substances are a growing concern for abuse in school-aged children? a Prescription antibiotics b Inhalants and deliriants c Vitamin supplements d Antihistamines only 11 Which caregiver actions help prevent substance abuse in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Developing strong family relationships b Not listening to the child c Setting and enforcing rules d Avoiding conversations about drugs 12 Why is it important to explain healthcare procedures to school-aged children? a Explanations increase fear b They do not understand illness c Their understanding of health and illness is developing d Parents should provide all explanations 13 Which nursing intervention best supports a hospitalized school-aged child? a Speaking only to caregivers b Limiting privacy c Avoiding explanations d Providing age-appropriate explanations and privacy 14 Which age range best defines the preadolescent period? a 12–14 years b 8–10 years c 9–11 years d 10–12 years 15 Which physiologic change marks the end of preadolescence? a Voice deepening in males b Breast development in females c Onset of menstruation and sperm production d Growth spurts 16 An adolescent appears clumsy during a growth spurt. Which explanation is most appropriate? a Muscular atrophy b Skeletal growth outpacing muscle growth c Neurologic immaturity d Decreased coordination 17 Which psychosocial characteristic is typical of adolescence? a Roller-coaster emotions and peer influence b Dependence on family only c Stable emotions and independence d Fear of peers 18 Why does the adolescent often resent parental authority? a Lack of cognitive development b Strong peer group influence c Decreased need for support d Fear of rejection 19 Which behavior is most characteristic of adolescent psychosocial development? a Complete emotional maturity b Preference for solitary activities c Lack of romantic interest d Intense interest in romantic relationships 20 Which physical changes are expected in the adolescent male? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Deepening of the voice b Pubic hair growth c Breast development d Decreased muscle strength 21 Which changes are expected in adolescent females? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Ovulation b Voice deepening c Menstruation d Breast development 22 According to Piaget, which cognitive change occurs during adolescence? a Formal operational thinking b Egocentric thinking c Concrete operational thinking only d Magical thinking 23 Erikson identifies the primary developmental task of adolescence as: a Industry vs inferiority b Identity vs role confusion c Intimacy vs isolation d Autonomy vs shame 24 Which statement best reflects successful completion of the adolescent developmental task? a “I do what my parents want.” b “I know who I am and what I value.” c “I follow my friends’ opinions.” d “I avoid making decisions.” 25 Which factors may complicate career decision-making in adolescents? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Changing sex-role stereotypes b Limited access to education c Fixed cultural expectations d Geographic mobility 26 Intimacy in adolescents is best described as: a Physical attraction only b Dependence on others c Mutual sharing of deep feelings d Avoidance of relationships 27 Which factor is necessary before an adolescent can form intimate relationships? a Established identity b Career choice c Peer approval d Parental consent 28 Why do adolescents begin to distance themselves from family caregivers? a Loss of trust b Desire to develop independence and identity c Fear of rejection d Lack of emotional attachment 29 Peer pressure is most likely to affect which adolescent behaviors? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Substance use b Food choices c Sleep patterns only d Risk-taking behaviors only 30 Why is a strong support system important during adolescence? a To replace family caregivers b To prevent independence c To eliminate peer influence d To help manage developmental stress 31 Which statement best describes the relationship between body image and self-esteem in adolescents? a They are unrelated b Self-esteem improves automatically c Only females are affected d Body image strongly influences self-esteem 32 An adolescent engaging in unhealthy dieting behaviors is most likely experiencing: a Anxiety related to body image b Cognitive delay c Lack of nutritional knowledge d Parental neglect 33 Which nutritional deficiencies are common in adolescents? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Calcium b Vitamin K c Potassium d Zinc 34 Which factors influence adolescent food choices? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Peer influence b Media exposure c Vegetarian practices d Parental control only 35 Which health assessments are appropriate for adolescents? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Immunization review b Newborn reflex assessment c Mental health screening d Lice check 36 Which health teaching is appropriate for adolescent males? a Breast self-examination b Testicular self-examination c Pap smear education d Pelvic examination schedule 37 Which health teaching is appropriate for adolescent females? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Dental malocclusion b Breast self-examination c Testicular self-examination d Pap smear screening 38 Which topics should be included in adolescent health education? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Substance abuse b Avoidance of discussion c Mental health isn't important d STIs and contraception 39 In the healthcare setting, adolescents are most concerned about: a Separation from peers b Pain tolerance c Lack of parental presence d Loss of privacy and control 40 Which nursing intervention best supports a hospitalized adolescent? a Making all decisions for the adolescent b Limiting privacy c Encouraging participation in care decisions d Speaking only to caregivers 41 Why can health problems affecting body image interfere with adolescent development? a They threaten identity formation b They delay physical growth c They limit cognitive ability d They reduce peer contact

1

Allowing a child to group animals by type demonstrates which cognitive skill?

a

Conservation

b

Decentration

c

Classification

d

Initiative

2

Which nursing advice best promotes healthy nutrition habits in school-aged children?

a

Eliminating all fats

b

Forcing disliked foods

c

Allowing unlimited snacking

d

Encouraging expression of food preferences and role modeling

3

Which factors may contribute to obesity in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Environmental influences

b

Adequate physical activity

c

Genetic predisposition

d

Sedentary lifestyle

e

Positive family support

4

Which intervention is most effective in preventing childhood obesity?

a

Skipping meals

b

Strict dieting

c

Encouraging exercise and family support

d

Limiting physical activity

5

At what age should children first be screened for scoliosis?

a

6–7 years

b

8–9 years

c

10–11 years

d

12–13 years

6

Which screenings should be performed periodically during school age? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Growth monitoring

b

Vision

c

Shoe size

d

Cardiac catheterization

7

Which practices promote good dental health in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Skipping routine dental exams

b

Eating sugary foods only at mealtimes

c

Adequate calcium and phosphorus intake

d

Brushing after meals

8

How much sleep does a school-aged child typically require each night?

a

12–14 hours

b

10–12 hours

c

8–9 hours

d

6–8 hours

9

Which topic is appropriate to include in sex education for school-aged children?

a

Only abstinence education

b

Sexuality and positive body attitudes

c

Medical terminology only

d

Avoiding discussion of reproduction

10

Which substances are a growing concern for abuse in school-aged children?

a

Prescription antibiotics

b

Inhalants and deliriants

c

Vitamin supplements

d

Antihistamines only

11

Which caregiver actions help prevent substance abuse in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Developing strong family relationships

b

Not listening to the child

c

Setting and enforcing rules

d

Avoiding conversations about drugs

12

Why is it important to explain healthcare procedures to school-aged children?

a

Explanations increase fear

b

They do not understand illness

c

Their understanding of health and illness is developing

d

Parents should provide all explanations

13

Which nursing intervention best supports a hospitalized school-aged child?

a

Speaking only to caregivers

b

Limiting privacy

c

Avoiding explanations

d

Providing age-appropriate explanations and privacy

14

Which age range best defines the preadolescent period?

a

12–14 years

b

8–10 years

c

9–11 years

d

10–12 years

15

Which physiologic change marks the end of preadolescence?

a

Voice deepening in males

b

Breast development in females

c

Onset of menstruation and sperm production

d

Growth spurts

16

An adolescent appears clumsy during a growth spurt. Which explanation is most appropriate?

a

Muscular atrophy

b

Skeletal growth outpacing muscle growth

c

Neurologic immaturity

d

Decreased coordination

17

Which psychosocial characteristic is typical of adolescence?

a

Roller-coaster emotions and peer influence

b

Dependence on family only

c

Stable emotions and independence

d

Fear of peers

18

Why does the adolescent often resent parental authority?

a

Lack of cognitive development

b

Strong peer group influence

c

Decreased need for support

d

Fear of rejection

19

Which behavior is most characteristic of adolescent psychosocial development?

a

Complete emotional maturity

b

Preference for solitary activities

c

Lack of romantic interest

d

Intense interest in romantic relationships

20

Which physical changes are expected in the adolescent male? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Deepening of the voice

b

Pubic hair growth

c

Breast development

d

Decreased muscle strength

21

Which changes are expected in adolescent females? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Ovulation

b

Voice deepening

c

Menstruation

d

Breast development

22

According to Piaget, which cognitive change occurs during adolescence?

a

Formal operational thinking

b

Egocentric thinking

c

Concrete operational thinking only

d

Magical thinking

23

Erikson identifies the primary developmental task of adolescence as:

a

Industry vs inferiority

b

Identity vs role confusion

c

Intimacy vs isolation

d

Autonomy vs shame

24

Which statement best reflects successful completion of the adolescent developmental task?

a

“I do what my parents want.”

b

“I know who I am and what I value.”

c

“I follow my friends’ opinions.”

d

“I avoid making decisions.”

25

Which factors may complicate career decision-making in adolescents? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Changing sex-role stereotypes

b

Limited access to education

c

Fixed cultural expectations

d

Geographic mobility

26

Intimacy in adolescents is best described as:

a

Physical attraction only

b

Dependence on others

c

Mutual sharing of deep feelings

d

Avoidance of relationships

27

Which factor is necessary before an adolescent can form intimate relationships?

a

Established identity

b

Career choice

c

Peer approval

d

Parental consent

28

Why do adolescents begin to distance themselves from family caregivers?

a

Loss of trust

b

Desire to develop independence and identity

c

Fear of rejection

d

Lack of emotional attachment

29

Peer pressure is most likely to affect which adolescent behaviors? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Substance use

b

Food choices

c

Sleep patterns only

d

Risk-taking behaviors only

30

Why is a strong support system important during adolescence?

a

To replace family caregivers

b

To prevent independence

c

To eliminate peer influence

d

To help manage developmental stress

31

Which statement best describes the relationship between body image and self-esteem in adolescents?

a

They are unrelated

b

Self-esteem improves automatically

c

Only females are affected

d

Body image strongly influences self-esteem

32

An adolescent engaging in unhealthy dieting behaviors is most likely experiencing:

a

Anxiety related to body image

b

Cognitive delay

c

Lack of nutritional knowledge

d

Parental neglect

33

Which nutritional deficiencies are common in adolescents? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Calcium

b

Vitamin K

c

Potassium

d

Zinc

34

Which factors influence adolescent food choices? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Peer influence

b

Media exposure

c

Vegetarian practices

d

Parental control only

35

Which health assessments are appropriate for adolescents? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Immunization review

b

Newborn reflex assessment

c

Mental health screening

d

Lice check

36

Which health teaching is appropriate for adolescent males?

a

Breast self-examination

b

Testicular self-examination

c

Pap smear education

d

Pelvic examination schedule

37

Which health teaching is appropriate for adolescent females? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Dental malocclusion

b

Breast self-examination

c

Testicular self-examination

d

Pap smear screening

38

Which topics should be included in adolescent health education? (Select all that apply.)

Choose one or more answers

a

Substance abuse

b

Avoidance of discussion

c

Mental health isn't important

d

STIs and contraception

39

In the healthcare setting, adolescents are most concerned about:

a

Separation from peers

b

Pain tolerance

c

Lack of parental presence

d

Loss of privacy and control

40

Which nursing intervention best supports a hospitalized adolescent?

a

Making all decisions for the adolescent

b

Limiting privacy

c

Encouraging participation in care decisions

d

Speaking only to caregivers

41

Why can health problems affecting body image interfere with adolescent development?

a

They threaten identity formation

b

They delay physical growth

c

They limit cognitive ability

d

They reduce peer contact

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Unit 2 Peds Study - Part 2Online version

by Courtney P

Allowing a child to group animals by type demonstrates which cognitive skill?

Which nursing advice best promotes healthy nutrition habits in school-aged children?

Which factors may contribute to obesity in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.)

Which intervention is most effective in preventing childhood obesity?

At what age should children first be screened for scoliosis?

Which screenings should be performed periodically during school age? (Select all that apply.)

Which practices promote good dental health in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.)

How much sleep does a school-aged child typically require each night?

Which topic is appropriate to include in sex education for school-aged children?

Which substances are a growing concern for abuse in school-aged children?

Which caregiver actions help prevent substance abuse in school-aged children? (Select all that apply.)

Why is it important to explain healthcare procedures to school-aged children?

Which nursing intervention best supports a hospitalized school-aged child?

Which age range best defines the preadolescent period?

Which physiologic change marks the end of preadolescence?

An adolescent appears clumsy during a growth spurt. Which explanation is most appropriate?

Which psychosocial characteristic is typical of adolescence?

Why does the adolescent often resent parental authority?

Which behavior is most characteristic of adolescent psychosocial development?

Which physical changes are expected in the adolescent male? (Select all that apply.)

Which changes are expected in adolescent females? (Select all that apply.)

According to Piaget, which cognitive change occurs during adolescence?

Erikson identifies the primary developmental task of adolescence as:

Which statement best reflects successful completion of the adolescent developmental task?

Which factors may complicate career decision-making in adolescents? (Select all that apply.)

Intimacy in adolescents is best described as:

Which factor is necessary before an adolescent can form intimate relationships?

Why do adolescents begin to distance themselves from family caregivers?

Peer pressure is most likely to affect which adolescent behaviors? (Select all that apply.)

Why is a strong support system important during adolescence?

Which statement best describes the relationship between body image and self-esteem in adolescents?

An adolescent engaging in unhealthy dieting behaviors is most likely experiencing:

Which nutritional deficiencies are common in adolescents? (Select all that apply.)

Which factors influence adolescent food choices? (Select all that apply.)

Which health assessments are appropriate for adolescents? (Select all that apply.)

Which health teaching is appropriate for adolescent males?

Which health teaching is appropriate for adolescent females? (Select all that apply.)

Which topics should be included in adolescent health education? (Select all that apply.)

In the healthcare setting, adolescents are most concerned about:

Which nursing intervention best supports a hospitalized adolescent?

Why can health problems affecting body image interfere with adolescent development?