Title: Module 1 Quiz
Course: NUR 1411C Nursing for the Family Part 2 > Section: Module 1

Q: When planning a presentation to new parents regarding infant safety, the nurse encourages which of the following?
- Back to sleep
- Co-sleeping gives the infant a feeling of security
- A soft pillow assists in developing the infant's head shape
- Allow any sleeping position as long as the head of the bed is elevated
A: Back to sleep

Q: A 7 year-old is having her blood drawn. Prior to the procedure she asks if her mom can hold her hand. The nurse knows:
- This is unsafe
- This may comfort the child
- This is against hospital policy
- This is unnecessary because of the child's age
A: This may comfort the child

Q: Which of the following is descriptive of Family Centered Care?
- It encourages family dependence on the health care system
- It reduces the effect of cultural diversity on the family
- It avoids expecting families to be part of the decision making process
- It recognizes that the family is the constant in the child's life
A: It recognizes that the family is the constant in the child's life

Q: What should the nurse stress when educating families on toy selection?
- Chronological age
- Simplicity of the toy
- Developmental age
- Hospital policy
A: Developmental age

Q: The nurse is about perform a physical assessment on an eight month-old infant who is sitting quietly on her father's lap. How should the nurse begin her/his assessment on this infant?
- Palpate the abdomen
- Auscultate the lungs
- Examine the ears and mouth
- Begin a head to toe assessment
A: Auscultate the lungs

Q: What does the Denver Developmental Skills Test measure?
- Growth and development of the child
- Developmental skills at a particular age
- Health risks in a particular age group
- School readiness
A: Developmental skills at a particular age

Q: The parents of a three year-old hospitalized child voice concerns that their son, who is usually independent is now clinging to them and does not want them to leave. The nurse states:
- The child is attempting to control the parents
- The child is coping as a three year-old would in a hospital environment
- The child may need post hospitalization counseling
- The child's dependency is an uncommon response to changes in his environment
A: The child is coping as a three year-old would in a hospital environment

Q: What is the best approach to giving oral medication to a 3 year old child?
- Force the child to swallow the medicine
- Allow the child to take the medicine when he is ready
- Give the child a choice of which medicine to take first
- Tell the child that he may not go to the playroom until he takes his medication
A: Give the child a choice of which medicine to take first

Q: When assessing/managing pain in an infant or child, the nurse must consider which of the following?
- Infant's and children do not experience pain the same as adults
- Pain medication should be given if the parents ask for it
- A pain assessment tool is available for any age group
- Pain cannot be measured well if the child can not quantify numbers
A: A pain assessment tool is available for any age group

Q: Which of the following factors would cause the nurse to be suspicious of child abuse?
- Absence of a parent expressing concern about the child's injury
- Incompatibility between the type of injury and the report of how it occurred
- The mother is hysterical
- The child comforts quickly
A: Incompatibility between the type of injury and the report of how it occurred

Q: A child with ADHD would demonstrate which of the following behaviors?
- Withdrawn behavior during the adolescent years
- Impaired coordination and sports ability
- Avoidance of tasks that require physical effort
- Impairment from impulsive/hyperactive behavior in two or more settings
A: Impairment from impulsive/hyperactive behavior in two or more settings

Q: When caring for the infant with non-organic failure to thrive, it is important to remember the primary goal of treatment is educating the primary caregiver. Which of the following statement indicates that the nurse understands this goal?
- "I will lecture the parent on infant care"
- "These parents are too young for children"
- "I will teach the parent using example and demonstration"
- "I will provide the parent with written material on child care"
A: "I will teach the parent using example and demonstration"

Q: Which of the following interventions would be appropriate when preparing a preschooler for an injection?
- Get another staff member to hold the child down.
- Tell the child the shot will only hurt a little
- Give the child a play syringe and a Band-Aid to give an injection to a doll
- Explain that this is just a little stick
A: Give the child a play syringe and a Band-Aid to give an injection to a doll

Q: The nurse is discussing approaches for introducing new skills to a child with moderate cognitive impairment. The nurse advises the parents to:
- Verbally describe the task to the child
- Teach the task step-by-step
- Allow the child to learn by trial and error
- Encourage the watch and learn approach
A: Teach the task step-by-step

Q: Of the following, which is an example of parallel play?
- Kim watching Joe playing with clay
- Sue next to John, each playing with their own toy cars
- Adam playing a board game with Steve
- David playing with a music box by himself
A: Sue next to John, each playing with their own toy cars

Q: Which of the following is an important nursing consideration when caring for an infant with failure to thrive?
- Establish a structured routine which is followed consistently
- Maintain a non-distracting environment by not speaking to the child during feeding
- Place the infant in a car seat during feeding to prevent over stimulation
- Maintain a stimulating environment with music and visual stimulation
A: Establish a structured routine which is followed consistently

Q: Which of the following nursing intervention is most appropriate when providing Atraumatic care?
- Befriend the child
- Prepare the child for unfamiliar procedures or treatments
- Separate the child from the parents during treatments
- Tell the child "good children hold still"
A: Prepare the child for unfamiliar procedures or treatments

Q: A preschooler with a diagnosis of Autism is being admitted to the hospital for elective surgery. The nurse knows that the best way to help this child adjust to his environment is to:
- Introduce him to the staff responsible for his care
- Introduce him to other children in the playroom
- Be sure to make eye contact when speaking to the child
- Encourage the parents to remain at the bedside
A: Encourage the parents to remain at the bedside

Q: You to give Ampicillin to a 22 pound toddler. The safe dose is 50- 100 mg/kg/day in divided doses Q6 hours? What is the safe daily dose for this child?
- 500mg to 1000 mg
- 125 mg to 250mg
- 83 mg to 167 mg
- 167 mg to 333mg
A: 500mg to 1000 mg

Q: A 44 pound child is ordered Rocephin 500 mg Q 12hours. Safe dose is 50mg/kg/day in divided doses Q 12 hours. What is the safe dose for the morning dose?
- 500 mg
- 1000 mg
- 525 mg
- 375 mg
A: 500 mg