Adolescent Health and Development (Nursing)

In girls puberty ends with the:

Secondary sex characteristics include (the):

Prolonged sadness may be the sign of:

The average blood loss during menstrual flow is:

Bulimia is an eating disorder charcterized by:

consistant school grades

J. Carry is diagnosed with skin cancer. The most common contributing factor is:

One of the characteristics of a muture friendship:

The most beneficial learning environment for the adult learner is:

Breast self-examination is best performed:

The major role change during middle adult years:

Menopause usually begins between:

The grandparenting role has changed today in that today's grandparents:

The most important predictor of life expectancy is:

A high potential for impaired safety is a concern in older patients because of:

Depression seen in the older adult is most commonly caused by:

Interst in sex diminishes in late adulthood

Spirituality refers to:

delayed

A pt has been placed in hospice care. You explain to the family that hospice focuses on:

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Toddlers are more prone to ear infections because the:

Toddlers generally prefer to:

An outcome of thumb sucking is:

The type of play in which children take turns and share their toys is known as:

The nurse recognizes which of the following is typical of 9 year old boys

Respiratory infection increases in school-age children because:

The caloric intake of the school-age child is determined by:

Growth and devel in the school-age child can be best described as:

An example of play that fosters fine motor dev is:

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Therapeutic communication:

The nurse notices that one of her patients is in her room crying. The nurse's best response is:

Cephalocaudal development progresses from

To make up for an unconsciously perceived inadequacy by excelling at something else is known as

Kohlberg's theory of moral development, a child's moral reasoning begins because of a need to

A newborn infant sucks automatically on its mother's breast. This is an example of:

The nurse is reviewing prenatal history. Which of the following would be considered a teratogen

The zygote contains the genetic information from parents. It is represented by a total of

Meconium is best described as

Healthy People 2020 identifies two major goals eliminating health disparities and:

The my plate guidelines help the individual:

Which of the following is an example of health restoration

A major objective of health promotion is to

Immunizations and yearly physical exams, are classified as what type of health-care services

Belief that his or her values and ways of life are superior to those of the pt. is practicing

Deeply embedded feelings that help determine goodad and right/wrong are referred to as

The theory of trans-cultural nursing was proposed by

A functional family is one that

In a laissez-faire-type family pattern, 9-year-old Jane would:

J, age 4, lives with his married parents, and 6 month old sister. This living arrangement describes the

One of the current causes of motor vehicle accidents in adolescence:

Menarche is best defined as

Assessing a person for suicidal risk can best be done by:

Bulimia is characterized by:

The major psychosocial task of adolescence, according to Erikson, is

in early civilization illness was often believed to be caused by

Knowlege of disease process occurred with the

which of the following statements best describes the affordable care act

the health care worker is correct if she tells a client that healthy people 2020 provides a

the objective of the managed care system is to

health can be defined as

the objective of health promotion is to

Empowerment is

which of the following may be a positive benefit of exercise

mental health is best described as being

physiological responses to moderate anxiety include

common responses to stressful situations may include which of the following

culture is learned through which of the following

the ability to learn ones culture within the cultural group is an example of

nurses who respect the patients cultural differences gives

culture includes ones

which is a tenet of transcultural nursing theory

behaviors that are correct within a culture are called

which is the best way to provide culturally competent health care

which of the following statements is true about knowing a persons culture may help you

how an infant is treated after birth depends on the cultural background of his or her parents

a patient expresses his cultural belief that prayer and faith heal better than any medicine, the nurse assigned to care for this patient can provide culturally competent care by

which is the expected patient outcome when the nurse is culturally sensitive

the nurse is correct when completing a physical assessment on a newly admitted patient if he includes what elements of patient culture

what is the modern definition of a family

which characteristics do all families have

which goals are common to all families

which is a basic family function

which is one of the advantages of early parenting

which is a common family type

which is a characteristict of a functional family

which is the primary socializing agent for children

the nurse advocates for secondary prevention of family violence by providing

to clarify the roles of members within a family it would be best for the nurse to ask which questions

in the formal grandparenting role discipline of the child is left to the parent true or false

the community health nurse is working with a family after one of its members experience a major health crisis. the nurse records which signs of a healthy family

when communicating with a patient from a different culture the health care worker should

One of the goals of communicating with a hospitalized patient is to:

communication is the

a health care workers professional apperance should communicate

which of the following describes nonverbal behavior

periods of silence during the communication process allow the health care worker to

assertive personality type are described as

gaining insight into your personal feelings is an example of

You overhear Jane telling her mother that she is "afraid to ride over the bridge." Jane's mother responds, "Don't be silly. Let's go." This statement is an example of:

you are a nurse assigned to a well baby clinic, a mother comes with her 6 month old infant for a well baby check up, the mother has been a resident in the united states for only a short time , and she speaks and understands very little english , what is the best action for you to take

growth can be defined as

according to freud, what part of the mind acts as ones conscience

according to eriksons stages of development what tasks would roger age 9 be completing

at the completion of piagets sensorimotor stage of cognitive development the child

theories of personality help the nurse to

Maslow's human needs approach to development emphasizes the importance of

what term is most associated with maslow

according to freud's theory which is the rational portion of the mind the tries to balance id impulses with the demands of the superego

the purpose of defense mechanisms is to

which of the following defense mechanisms is considered to be a positive mehtod of coping

moral development

Which tasks describe Erikson's concept of ego integrity?

Among people of European Jewish ancestry, you are more likely to see:

the period of development that begins 2 weeks after ferttilization and lasts 8 weeks is known as the

apgar scoring measures

the average length of a full term nerwborn

Which stool type is considered normal in breastfed babies?

at birth most infants

a 26 year old women gave birth to her first child an 8 pound baby boy, 36 hours ago in a vaginal delivery . the health care worker reports that attachment is normal because of what of the following responses by the mother

how can the nurse best help the mother who decides to breastfeed her newborn baby

which of the following activites demonstrates that jeremy age 6 months has mastered the pincer grasp

Most infants with normal motor development can sit alone at age:

the typical 12 months old child will

the purpose of play during infancy is to

the parents of a newborn infant should be taught that handling their infant they should support the infant head and avoid shaking to prevent

Genes that can transmit their trait only if they exist as a pair are known as:

Toddlers' motivation to acquire and master most psychomotor skills is related to their need for:

a child usually has a complete set of deciduous teeth by

fine motor skills that should be mastered by 3 years of age includes

toilet training depends on the childs ability to

according to erikson the psychosocial tasks for the toddler is

moral development in the toddler is based on

the type of play seen in a 2 years old child is

the overuse of electronic media in toddlers may lead to

Toddlers resist sleep for which reasons?

parents of a 2 year old should look aroud their house for potential safety hazards , they should remember that a 2 year old should be able to

Rashad, who is 2 1/2 years old, cried when his mother had to leave him with the babysitter. The best way to tell him when she is returning home is to say ____________________________.

the thinking style associated with the toddler is best described as

Toddlers may handle periods of stress with the following coping mechanism

which of the following statements about child abuse is correct

the purpose of preschool education is to foster which of the following

Preschool focuses on which of the following?

the erect posture and steady gait in preschool children may be a result of

ear infections are more commonly seen in children because of

the type of play seen at the preschool age is

Occasional periods of masturbation in a 4-year-old child suggest:

according to erikson a sense of inititave is best explained by

Preschoolers learn to handle frustration in a positive manner by:

the average daily caloric intake recommended during the preschool years is

Nightmares and night terrors differ in the following way:

Sibling rivalry is best resolved by:

according to piaget preschoolers lack the concepts of reversiblilty this can be demonstarted by

the change in posture typical of school age children is due to

school age children experience an increase in blood pressure because of

stress experienced by school age children may be manifested as

according to erikson the psychosocila task for school age children is known as

During the school-age period, interest in sexual activity:

the number of hours of sleep that the average 6 year old child needs is

factors that contribute to the increase in school violence are

excessive weight gain can result in

which of the following behaviors may contribute to gaining weight

Routine medical screening is important at this age for detecting:

Usually, the first part of the body to show a growth spurt during puberty is:

the major psychosocial task of adolescence according to erikson

menarche is best defined as the

which of the following physical changes usually occurs during adolescence

bulimia is characterized by

moral development in the begining of adolescence is demonstrated by

one of the objectives fulfilled by dating is

assessing a person for suicidal risk can best be done by

which comment best describes eriksons task for the adolescent

the guiding force driving the teen food choices is based on

one advantages of the technology available to adolescents today is that it

One of the current causes of motor vehicle accidents in adolescents is:

Cynthia Beckford is a healthy 30-year old woman. Which of the following are normal age-related physical changes that you would expect her to be experiencing?

the major cause of tooth loss in individulas older than 35 years is

andrew previs ang 40 is having his annual eye examination he has noted a decline in his visual acuity the most likely of this symptom at this age is

the psychosocial task for the young adult is

the psychological outcome of prolonged unemployment is often

a sign of maturity in adulthood is the individual ability to

the best time to perform breast self exam is

foods that contain omega 3 fatty acids include

identified causes of heart disease include which

the majority of older americans live in

the psychological theories of aging serve to explain

older people are at increased risk for falling becasue

Falls in the older adult may contribute to:

As the older person loses adipose (fat) tissue:

the characteristics hearing loss of old age means that the nurse must communicate in

which retirement phase is characterized by a feeling of euphoria

which of the following statements about aging is correct

Dementia seen in the older adult:

which of the following symptoms is characteristics of delirium

older adluts need a diet consisting of adequate proteins carboyhdrates fats fiber and fluids following surgery the older adult requires greater amounts of _________ to help build and repair tissue

marital conflict substance abuse and finacial difficulties may be contributed factors of what

the ______ theory of aging suggests that one should remain involved in hobbies and interests as long as possible

the emotional reactions to a death is known as

according to kubler ross the last stage of dying

which of the following age groups has a concept of death finality

which of the following may be seen as a sign of approaching death

the focus of hospice care is on