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Froggy Jumps 🔍 Growth and Devel CheckOnline version Nurse-guided pediatric scenarios. by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A nurse in a pediatric clinic assesses a 9-month-old during a routine visit. The parent says, “He still isn’t pulling himself up, but he does sit without help.” What is the nurse’s appropriate response? a Determine that the child has a gross motor delay requiring further evaluation b Instruct the parent to begin daily standing practice without further assessment c Ask the parent about opportunities for floor play and movement at home and document the findings 2 A 2-year-old is brought to the ED after falling at home. The toddler clings tightly to the parent and cries whenever the nurse approaches. What action should the nurse take? a Perform the assessment while the toddler remains seated on the parent’s lap b Separate the child from the parent to complete the assessment quickly c Delay the assessment until the child stops crying 3 A 4-year-old postop tonsillectomy client refuses to drink and softly says, “My throat hurts.” What teaching approach is most appropriate? a Tell the child drinking is required before pain relief can be given b Use simple words and pictures to explain that drinking helps the throat heal c Explain the surgical procedure using detailed medical terms 4 During an 18-month well visit, the parent reports the child says “mama” and “dada” but is not using new words. What should the nurse do? a Reassure the parent that speech development is complete at this age b Recognize this as a potential concern and report the findings to the RN c Recommend enrolling the child in structured language programs 5 A 7-year-old hospitalized for asthma asks detailed questions about how their medication works. What is the best nursing response? a Tell the child not to worry and focus on resting b Redirect the child away from medical discussions c Provide a clear and age-appropriate explanation of how the medicine helps breathing 6 A 3-year-old arrives to the ED with a minor burn and refuses to cooperate with the assessment. What approach should the nurse use? a Offer choices such as which area the nurse looks at first b Allow the child to hold safe assessment tools during the exam c Complete the assessment quickly without involving the child 7 A 10-year-old becomes anxious upon seeing a vaccine tray and asks, “Will it hurt?” What response is most appropriate? a Avoid answering to prevent increased anxiety b Promise that the injection will not hurt at all c State that it may hurt briefly but will be over quickly 8 A 15-year-old inpatient client says, “My parents don’t listen to me. No one gets me.” What is the nurse’s best therapeutic response? a "It sounds like you feel misunderstood. Tell me more about that." b “Teenagers often feel this way.” c “Your parents are just worried about you.” 9 A nurse observes a 13-month-old who recently began walking. The child has a wide-based gait and frequently falls. What action should the nurse take? a Recommend immediate specialty evaluation b Advise the parent to limit walking to prevent injury c Explain to the parent that unsteady walking is expected as balance develops 10 During a school physical, a 12-year-old refuses to answer questions when the parent is present but responds openly when alone. What action should the nurse take? a Continue the assessment privately to support comfort and communication b Require the parent to remain in the room c Stop the assessment until the child agrees to answer

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🔍 Growth and Devel CheckOnline version

by RNPRPEPBESTIE

A nurse in a pediatric clinic assesses a 9-month-old during a routine visit. The parent says, “He still isn’t pulling himself up, but he does sit without help.” What is the nurse’s appropriate response?

A 2-year-old is brought to the ED after falling at home. The toddler clings tightly to the parent and cries whenever the nurse approaches. What action should the nurse take?

A 4-year-old postop tonsillectomy client refuses to drink and softly says, “My throat hurts.” What teaching approach is most appropriate?

During an 18-month well visit, the parent reports the child says “mama” and “dada” but is not using new words. What should the nurse do?

A 7-year-old hospitalized for asthma asks detailed questions about how their medication works. What is the best nursing response?

A 3-year-old arrives to the ED with a minor burn and refuses to cooperate with the assessment. What approach should the nurse use?

A 10-year-old becomes anxious upon seeing a vaccine tray and asks, “Will it hurt?” What response is most appropriate?

A 15-year-old inpatient client says, “My parents don’t listen to me. No one gets me.” What is the nurse’s best therapeutic response?

A nurse observes a 13-month-old who recently began walking. The child has a wide-based gait and frequently falls. What action should the nurse take?

During a school physical, a 12-year-old refuses to answer questions when the parent is present but responds openly when alone. What action should the nurse take?