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Pediatric Nursing QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on pediatric nursing concepts and practices. par erica 1 What is a key risk factor for infant mortality in Canada? Choose one or more answers a High family income b Low maternal education c High maternal education d Access to healthcare 2 What percentage of children are affected by mental health issues? a 5% b Up to 15% c up to 50% d 25% 3 What does atraumatic care aim to minimize? a Pain/injury b Family involvement c Communication d Nutrition 4 What is the main focus of Canada's Food Guide? a Sleep b Nutrition c Mental health d Exercise 5 what are the first step of pediatrics assessment a Physical exam b Pain assessment c Nutritional screening d History taking 6 What is a common pain assessment tool for children? for 4 yrs and older a NRS b CHEOPS c FLACC scale d Wong-Baker FACES 7 What is a BMI over 30 classified as? a Obese b Overweight c Underweight d Normal weight 8 What must be reported in cases of child maltreatment? a Good parenting b Neglect c Family support d Positive reinforcement 9 What is a common vaccine for children? a Flu b MMR c Shingles d COVID-19 10 What does child morbidity refer to? a The overall health of children. b The prevalence of specific illnesses in children. c The vaccination rates among children. d The mortality rate of children. 11 The SickKids Model is composed of a SYSTEMS, ELEMENTS, and OUTCOMES b LOVE, HARD WORK, OUTLOOKS c TEAMWORK, FAMILY, EDUCATION 12 what is a common pain assessment tool for 8 yrs and older Choose one or more answers a Visual analogue scale b Numeric rating scale c Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool d Pediatric Pain Questionnaire 13 Overweight is a BMI greater than ( 85th to 97th percentile) a 25 b 30 c 56 d 15 14 Obesity as a BMI greater than ( 95th to 99.9th percentile) a 45 b 50 c 30 d 35 15 Leading cause of death for children under 14 years of age is a suicide b pedestrian accidents c none above 16 Becoming a father or Partner a • Reaping rewards b • Creating the role of involved father c • Confronting reality d • Expectations and intentions 17 Birth Through the First 2 Hours: Interventions Choose one or more answers a Airway maintenance b Maintaining body temperature c Eye prophylaxis d Vitamin K prophylaxis 18 Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) benefits Choose one or more answers a Increase patient-centred care b Improved staff attitudes about infant feeding c Increased staff skill levels d Dramatic decrease in the use of infant formula e Increased contact between mothers and infants as the use of newborn nurseries decreased 19 how often should you breast feed a day a 8 feeds per day ( 1-3 HRS) b 5 feeds per day ( 2-5 hrs) c 10 feeds per day (2-6 hrs) 20 only breast milk for babies for.... a 6 months b 5 months c 8 months d 3 months 21 what are the five Ps of labour and birth Choose one or more answers a Passenger (fetus and placenta) b Powers (contractions) c Position of mother d Psychological response 22 what are the 4 basic types of pelves Choose one or more answers a gyneciod ( classic ) b android c anthropoid (oval) d platypelloid (flat) 23 the process of labour 4 stages Choose one or more answers a first stage latent and active phases, onset of contractions to full dilation of cervix b second stage, full dilatation, push c third, birth of fetus until placenta d forth stage PLACENTA 24 two phases Choose one or more answers a latent phases - up to 3-4 cm b Active phases 4-10cm 25 notes Choose one or more answers a dont poop for 2-3 days b newborn follow up within 24-48 hr c placenta prevue; placenta is implanted low in the uterus and partially or completely covers the cervix d Placental Abruption; placenta separates from the uterine wall before 26 what are BUBBLLEE stand for Choose one or more answers a B - Breasts (firmness) b U - Uterine ( location; consistency) c B - bladder (amount) d B - Bowel ( gas + movement) e L - lochia (amount; colour) f L - Legs....... E- Episiotomy/ caesarean birth...............E - emotional 27 What does the term gravida refer to? a A woman who has given birth b A woman who is pregnant c The number of living children d The process of childbirth 28 What is the meaning of gravidity? a A multiple birth delivery b b. A completed pregnancy c The condition of being pregnant d A person who has never been pregnant 29 A nulligravida is someone who: a Has never been pregnant 30 A primigravida is someone who: a Has had several pregnancies b Is pregnant for the first time c Has never been pregnant d Is carrying twins 31 What does multigravida refer to? a b A woman who has delivered multiple babies c A woman with more than one living child d A woman who has had two or more pregnancies 32 what are the trimesters Choose one or more answers a first; weeks 1 through 13 b second; weeks 14 through 26 c third; weeks 27 through to term 33 pre eclampsia Choose one or more answers a hypertension b NOT STRICT BEDREST 34 dysmenorrhea Choose one or more answers a abdominal cramping with menstrual flow b not a disease 35 whats hyperemesis gravidarum Choose one or more answers a Protracted vomiting that causes weight loss, electrolyte imbalance, nutritional deficiencies, and kenouria b affecting 50 to 90% of women c ethology; not known d resolved by 20 weeks

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Pediatric Nursing QuizVersion en ligne

par erica

What is a key risk factor for infant mortality in Canada?

What percentage of children are affected by mental health issues?

What does atraumatic care aim to minimize?

What is the main focus of Canada's Food Guide?

what are the first step of pediatrics assessment

What is a common pain assessment tool for children? for 4 yrs and older

What is a BMI over 30 classified as?

What must be reported in cases of child maltreatment?

What is a common vaccine for children?

What does child morbidity refer to?

The SickKids Model is composed of

what is a common pain assessment tool for 8 yrs and older

Overweight is a BMI greater than ( 85th to 97th percentile)

Obesity as a BMI greater than ( 95th to 99.9th percentile)

Leading cause of death for children under 14 years of age is

Becoming a father or Partner

Birth Through the First 2 Hours: Interventions

Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) benefits

how often should you breast feed a day

only breast milk for babies for....

what are the five Ps of labour and birth

what are the 4 basic types of pelves

the process of labour 4 stages

two phases

notes

what are BUBBLLEE stand for

What does the term gravida refer to?

What is the meaning of gravidity?

A nulligravida is someone who:

A primigravida is someone who:

What does multigravida refer to?

what are the trimesters

pre eclampsia

dysmenorrhea

whats hyperemesis gravidarum