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RNSG 100236PrepU Chap 28/ COMPLETED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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Results Completed In 30m 5s Correctly Answered 19 of 20 questions • Take a Practice Quiz • See your Overall Performance • See your Quiz History Performance by chapter What's this? Chapter 28: Growth and Development of the School-Age Child 1 quizzes taken 2 Your mastery 3 Class average View performance for all chapters Answer Key Question 1 See full question The parents of an 8-year-old girl with a slow-to-warm temperament are concerned about their daughter's reaction when she visits the dentist for the first time after having a cavity filled at the last visit. How should the nurse respond? Question 2 See full question During a health history assessment, the mother of a 10-year-old girl tells you that her daughter does not have time to “play” because she is busy going to gymnastics, cheerleading, art class, flute lessons, reading club, and soccer. What should the nurse's response be? Question 3 See full question The school nurse is working with a group of 6- to 8-year-old children. Which responsibility would the school nurse most likely have for this age child? Question 4 See full question A 10-year-old girl has a pattern of school success, solid peer relationships and a healthy family life. The girl's caregiver tells the nurse that for the past three weeks the child has reported abdominal pain and has even vomited and had diarrhea when it has been just about time for her to go to school. The girl tells the caregiver that she doesn't feel good. After the caregiver keeps her home from school, the girl is fine by midmorning. She is also fine on weekends. Which question should the nurse ask the caregiver first? Question 5 See full question The developmental task of the school-aged period, according to Erikson, is gaining a sense of: Question 6 See full question A mother tells you her 6-year-old has been biting his fingernails since he began first grade. After analyzing the cause of this as increased stress, the advice you would give his mother regarding this problem would be to: Question 7 See full question A 7-year-old has taken money from his brother's dresser on two occasions. When counseling his mother about this, you would advise her that: Question 8 See full question While treating a minor playground injury for an 8-year-old girl, the school nurse discovers that the injury was the result of bullying. What should be the nurse's first action? Question 9 See full question The nurse at an elementary school is explaining the concept of industry versus inferiority to a group of nursing students. What is part of this stage of Erikson's theory? Question 10 See full question During a well-child visit, an 11-year-old girl states to the nurse that she looks different from her friends who are wearing bras. What is an appropriate response? Question 11 See full question The nurse is taking a health history for a 12-year-old boy who is seriously overweight. Which general question would the nurse direct to the child's parents? Question 12 See full question An 8-year-old boy, who says he wants to be a doctor when he grows up, pleads with the nurse to let him put on his own band-aid after receiving an injection. The nurse agrees and watches as the boy very carefully lines the band-aid up with the mark left by the injection and applies it to his skin. Then he asks, "Did I do it right?" and waits eagerly for the nurse's feedback. The nurse recognizes in this situation the boy's attempt to master the primary developmental step of school age. What is that step?

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