Nsg 502 Exam I

Front 1

At what age should a baby be able to lift their head?

Back 1

0-2 mos

Front 2

At what age should a baby roll over?

Back 2

4-6 mos

Front 3

At what age should a baby be able to sit alone?

Back 3

7-9 mos

Front 4

At what age should a baby be able to stand?

Back 4

9-12 mos

Front 5

At what age should a baby be walking?

Back 5

13-15 mos

Front 6

At what age should a baby be able to remove his/her clothes?

Back 6

18-24 mos

Front 7

At what age should a baby be able to feed themselves well?

Back 7

24-36 mos

Front 8

At what age should a baby be able to go up and down stairs?

Back 8

24-36 mos

Front 9

When do temporary teeth erupt?

Back 9

All 20 by 2 1/2 - 3 yrs

Front 10

What is the age of magical thinking?

Back 10

3-5 yrs

Front 11

When does the suck/swallow reflex develop?

Back 11

32-34 weeks of pregnancy

Front 12

At what age is apnea with bradycardia common?

Back 12

Preterm to 1 mo.

Front 13

What position improves oxygenation in a neonate?

Back 13

Prone and tucked

Front 14

What are the manifestations of pain in a neonate?

Back 14

Behavioral changes such as reflex withdrawal, facial expressions, crying,

Front 15

What is the preferred method of IM injection in a neonate?

Back 15

Avoid them because of small muscle mass and unpredictable absorption

Front 16

At what age does a child respond best to visual cues?

Back 16

1-3 yrs

Front 17

What is the preferred site of IM injection for a toddler?

Back 17

Gluteal site once walking

Front 18

What is the preferred site for IM injection in an infant?

Back 18

Vastus lateralis max 1cc

Front 19

At what age would you expect a child's abdomen to protrude?

Back 19

1-3 yrs

Front 20

What are temps considered hyperthermic for pediatrics (by age range <3 mos; 3-36 mos; >36 mos)?

Back 20

<3 mos - 100.4
3-36 mos - >102.4
>36 mos - >104.0

Front 21

What are the systolic BP ranges for peds (0-28 days; 1-12 mos; 1-10 yrs)

Back 21

0-28 days: 60 mmHg
1-12 mos: 70 mmHg
1-10 yrs: 70 + (2 x age in years) mmHg

Front 22

What is the pulse range for an infant/less than 1 yr?

Back 22

120 - 160/min
3 yr old - 90 - 140
8 yr old 80 - 120
10 yr old same as adult

Front 23

What are normal respirations for peds (< 1yr; 3 yr old; 8 yr old)

Back 23

< 1yr: 30 -60
3 yr old: 25 - 40
8 yr old: 16 - 24

Front 24

What are the key skin differences in peds?

Back 24

- Poor thermoregulation
- Water loss via evaporation
- external irritants will penetrate quickly
- receptors are not well connected, ie, delayed response to IM injection

Front 25

What are the key elements of consent?

Back 25

- Adequate disclosure
- Clear understanding and comprehension
- Voluntarily given

Front 26

At what developmental age is it most important to keep a ped patient warm during assessment?

Back 26

Newborn

Front 27

At what developmental age do children not like to be touched or having clothing removed?

Back 27

1 - 6 yrs (toddler to pre-school)

Front 28

At what developmental age do children not like to being separated from their parents?

Back 28

1 - 6 yrs (toddler to pre-school)

Front 29

At what developmental age is important to assure children they were not bad (during assessment or in the case of illness)?

Back 29

1 - 6 yrs (toddler to pre-school)

Front 30

At what developmental age are children most afraid of needles?

Back 30

Toddler (1-3 yrs)

Front 31

At what developmental age are children afraid of pain?

Back 31

Toddler through School age (1yr - 12 yrs)

Front 32

At what developmental age do children become afraid of blood, generally?

Back 32

Preschool (3-6 yrs); continues until age 12

Front 33

At what developmental age do children become afraid of permanent injury?

Back 33

Preschool (3-6 yrs); continues until age 12

Front 34

At what developmental age do children become modest?

Back 34

Preschool (3-6 yrs)