Question 1

Encouraging children to play a game of kickball would be best suited for which age group?

Accepted Answer

A)  Infant 
B)  Toddler 
C)  Preschool 
D)  School-aged 
A)  Infant 
B)  Toddler 
C)  Preschool 
D)  School-aged

Question 2

The nurse should instruct the parents of an adolescent about which of the following health concerns?

Accepted Answer

A)  Signs of substance abuse 
B)  Suicide prevention 
C)  Safe sex practices 
D)  Pregnancy 
E)  Gonadotropic hormone stimulation
F) Voice changes 
A)  Signs of substance abuse 
B)  Suicide prevention 
C)  Safe sex practices 
D)  Pregnancy 
E)  Gonadotropic hormone stimulation
F) Voice changes

Question 3

To promote parent-child attachment with a healthy newborn,what should the nurse do?

Accepted Answer

A)  Encourage close physical contact as soon as possible after birth. 
B)  Do not allow the newborn to remain with parents until the second hour after delivery. 
C)  Never leave the newborn alone with the mother during the first 8 hours after delivery. 
D)  Isolate the newborn in the nursery during the first hour after delivery. 
A)  Encourage close physical contact as soon as possible after birth. 
B)  Do not allow the newborn to remain with parents until the second hour after delivery. 
C)  Never leave the newborn alone with the mother during the first 8 hours after delivery. 
D)  Isolate the newborn in the nursery during the first hour after delivery.

Question 4

The nursing instructor will need to provide further instruction to the student who uses which of these statements when describing the differences between cognitive and psychosocial development in children?

Accepted Answer

A)  "The preschooler develops the ability to play in small groups." 
B)  "The toddler may participate in parallel play." 
C)  "The school-aged child still requires total assistance in all activities for safety." 
D)  "The toddler period is a time of potential frustration manifested by temper tantrums." 
A)  "The preschooler develops the ability to play in small groups." 
B)  "The toddler may participate in parallel play." 
C)  "The school-aged child still requires total assistance in all activities for safety." 
D)  "The toddler period is a time of potential frustration manifested by temper tantrums."

Question 5

Which statement by the nurse best explains the importance of play during the toddler stage of development?

Accepted Answer

A)  "Exploration can suppress the toddler's curiosity to promote safety." 
B)  "Parental control during play will eliminate the frustration of learning self-control." 
C)  "Play can enhance cognitive and psychosocial development." 
D)  "Play will enhance the toddler's ability to explore the environment safely without supervision." 
A)  "Exploration can suppress the toddler's curiosity to promote safety." 
B)  "Parental control during play will eliminate the frustration of learning self-control." 
C)  "Play can enhance cognitive and psychosocial development." 
D)  "Play will enhance the toddler's ability to explore the environment safely without supervision."

Exam 60: Conception Through Adolescence

Encouraging children to play a game of kickball would be best suited for which age group?

The nurse should instruct the parents of an adolescent about which of the following health concerns?

To promote parent-child attachment with a healthy newborn,what should the nurse do?

The nursing instructor will need to provide further instruction to the student who uses which of these statements when describing the differences between cognitive and psychosocial development in children?

Which statement by the nurse best explains the importance of play during the toddler stage of development?

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