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Unit 4 Part 1 Chapter 21-23

Total questions: 84

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a type of health care delivery setting?

a)

Acute care hospital

b)

Grocery store

c)

Movie theater

d)

School

2.

Which of the following is a type of health care delivery setting?

a)

Extended or long-term care facility

b)

Restaurant

c)

Library

d)

Bank

3.

Which of the following is a type of health care delivery setting?

a)

Urgent care center

b)

Shopping mall

c)

Park

d)

Gym

4.

Which of the following is a type of health care delivery setting?

a)

Outpatient clinic or office

b)

Coffee shop

c)

Post office

d)

Cinema

5.

Which of the following is a type of health care delivery setting?

a)

Pediatric research center

b)

Amusement park

c)

Gas station

d)

Hotel

6.

Which of the following is a type of health care delivery setting?

a)

Outpatient surgery center

b)

Bookstore

c)

Zoo

d)

Bakery

7.

Which of the following is a type of health care delivery setting?

a)

Home

b)

Airport

c)

Museum

d)

Stadium

8.

What is one way to prepare infants for a treatment or procedure? (Fill in the blank)

a)

Involve parents

b)

Give them detailed instructions

c)

Ask them to sign consent forms

d)

Explain the procedure using medical terms

9.

What familiar item should be included when preparing infants for a treatment or procedure?

a)

Familiar object

b)

Medical chart

c)

Sterile gloves

d)

Thermometer

10.

What should be done after a treatment or procedure to soothe infants? (Fill in the blank)

a)

Soothe, distract, and hug after treatment or procedure.

b)

Leave the infant alone to calm down.

c)

Feed the infant immediately after the procedure.

d)

Ignore the infant's reaction and proceed with the next task.

11.

What is one way to prepare toddlers and preschoolers for a treatment or procedure? (Fill in the blank)

a)

Involve parents

b)

Ignore their fears

c)

Rush through the procedure

d)

Exclude them from explanations

12.

What type of explanations should be offered to toddlers and preschoolers before a treatment or procedure?

a)

Simple explanations

b)

Detailed medical explanations

c)

Technical jargon

d)

No explanations

13.

What should toddlers and preschoolers be given permission to express before a treatment or procedure? (Fill in the blank)

a)

Discomfort

b)

Excitement

c)

Hunger

d)

Sleepiness

14.

How many directions should be offered at a time to toddlers and preschoolers before a treatment or procedure?

a)

One direction at a time

b)

Two directions at a time

c)

Three directions at a time

d)

As many as possible

15.

If possible, what should be allowed for toddlers and preschoolers before a treatment or procedure? (Fill in the blank)

a)

Choices

b)

Punishments

c)

Isolation

d)

Medication

16.

What technique can be used to help toddlers and preschoolers during a treatment or procedure?

a)

Distraction

b)

Punishment

c)

Isolation

d)

Bribery

17.

What should school-aged children be allowed to do with equipment before a treatment or procedure? (Fill in the blank)

a)

Let child examine equipment

b)

Do not let child see equipment

c)

Let child play with equipment after procedure

d)

Hide equipment from child

18.

What should be encouraged in school-aged children before a treatment or procedure?

a)

Verbalization of fears

b)

Ignoring their feelings

c)

Punishment for anxiety

d)

Withholding information

19.

What can be offered to school-aged children after a treatment or procedure as a reward?

a)

Small reward (e.g., a sticker)

b)

A large sum of money

c)

A new car

d)

A week off from school

20.

What should be provided to adolescents during a treatment or procedure? (Fill in the blank)

a)

Privacy

b)

Distraction

c)

Medication

d)

Isolation

21.

What should be explained to adolescents before a treatment or procedure?

a)

Treatment or procedure and equipment

b)

Only the risks involved

c)

Only the benefits

d)

Nothing needs to be explained

22.

The child's reaction to hospitalization depends on _________.

a)

Age

b)

Gender

c)

Height

d)

Blood type

23.

The child's reaction to hospitalization depends on _________.

a)

Amount of preparation given

b)

Type of medication prescribed

c)

Number of hospital staff

d)

Length of visiting hours

24.

The child's reaction to hospitalization depends on _________.

a)

Security of home life

b)

The color of the hospital walls

c)

The number of toys in the room

d)

The type of food served

25.

The child's reaction to hospitalization depends on _________.

a)

Previous hospitalizations

b)

Favorite color

c)

Height

d)

Number of siblings

26.

The child's reaction to hospitalization depends on _________.

a)

Support of family and medical personnel

b)

The color of the hospital walls

c)

The number of toys in the room

d)

The type of food served

27.

The child's reaction to hospitalization depends on _________.

a)

Child’s emotional health

b)

Child’s physical strength

c)

Child’s favorite food

d)

Child’s school grades

28.

Which of the following is a stressor for children of all ages during hospitalization?

a)

Separation

b)

Joy

c)

Excitement

d)

None of the above

29.

Which of the following is a stressor for children of all ages during hospitalization?

a)

Pain

b)

Happiness

c)

Boredom

d)

None of the above

30.

Which of the following is a stressor for children of all ages during hospitalization?

a)

Fear of body intrusion

b)

Freedom

c)

Laughter

d)

None of the above

31.

At what age does separation anxiety typically occur?

a)

Infants age 6 months and older

b)

Teenagers

c)

Adults

d)

Newborns

32.

Separation anxiety is more pronounced in which group?

a)

Toddlers

b)

Teenagers

c)

Adults

d)

Elderly

33.

How many stages are there in separation anxiety?

a)

Three stages

b)

Two stages

c)

Four stages

d)

Five stages

34.

Which of the following is NOT a stage of separation anxiety?

a)

Protest

b)

Despair

c)

Denial or detachment

d)

Acceptance

35.

Fill in the blank: The three stages of separation anxiety are Protest, Despair, and _________.

a)

Denial or detachment

b)

Regression

c)

Acceptance

d)

Withdrawal

36.

According to the descriptive word scale, what number represents 'Worst' pain?

a)

5

b)

1

c)

3

d)

7

37.

In the FACES Pain Rating Scale, which face represents 'Hurts whole lot'?

a)

0

b)

2

c)

4

d)

5

38.

In the visual analog scale, what number represents 'Most hurt ever felt'?

a)

10

b)

0

c)

5

d)

7

39.

Children sometimes refrain from reporting pain for fear they will receive an injection.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

Infants should be assessed according to a ______ scale.

a)

behavior

b)

temperature

c)

weight

d)

height

41.

Which of the following is NOT a step in the Poker chip method for pain assessment?

a)

Use 4 red poker chips

b)

Place chips vertically in front of child

c)

Say 'These are pieces of hurt—one piece is a little, and four pieces are a lot.'

d)

Ask 'How many pieces of hurt do you have right now?'

42.

In toddlers, crying may be caused by anxiety and fear rather than pain.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

What is the score for 'Alert, restless, and thrashing' in the State of Arousal category of the pain assessment table?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

0

44.

Name one nonpharmacologic technique for managing pain that involves creating pictures with pencils, crayons, or markers.

a)

Drawing

b)

Singing

c)

Dancing

d)

Meditation

45.

Name one nonpharmacologic technique for managing pain that involves shifting your attention away from pain.

a)

Distraction

b)

Massage

c)

Acupuncture

d)

Heat therapy

46.

Name one nonpharmacologic technique for managing pain that involves using your imagination to create calming scenes or experiences.

a)

Imagery

b)

Acupuncture

c)

Massage

d)

Heat therapy

47.

Name one nonpharmacologic technique for managing pain that involves calming your body and mind.

a)

Relaxation

b)

Running

c)

Eating spicy food

d)

Watching TV

48.

Name one nonpharmacologic technique for managing pain that involves using thinking strategies.

a)

Cognitive (thinking) strategies

b)

Physical exercise

c)

Acupuncture

d)

Massage therapy

49.

Name one nonpharmacologic technique for managing pain that involves physical touch, such as a backrub or hand massage.

a)

Backrub or hand massage

b)

Listening to music

c)

Watching television

d)

Aromatherapy

50.

Why may the elimination of a drug be prolonged in some individuals?

a)

Because of an immature liver enzyme system

b)

Because of high blood pressure

c)

Because of low body temperature

d)

Because of increased heart rate

51.

Response to Drugs: Dosages are influenced by weight and differences in expected absorption, metabolism, and _____?

a)

clearance

b)

digestion

c)

hydration

d)

respiration

52.

Response to Drugs: True or False: Dosages are influenced by weight and differences in expected absorption, metabolism, and clearance.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

Which drug is used for moderate to severe pain?

a)

Acetaminophen

b)

Opioids

c)

Naloxone

54.

Fentanyl is a potent analgesic given for ________ procedures.

a)

short surgical

b)

long dental

c)

minor dermatological

d)

routine diagnostic

55.

Naloxone should be available for use in case of ________.

a)

opioid overdose

b)

allergic reaction

c)

heart attack

d)

stroke

56.

Topical anesthetics are used for skin sutures, intravenous (IV) catheter placement, and ________.

a)

lumbar punctures

b)

appendectomies

c)

coronary bypass

d)

tonsillectomies

57.

What is one benefit of using language interpreters in health care settings?

a)

Improves communication between parents and health care team members

b)

Increases costs for patients

c)

Causes information to be lost in translation

d)

Replaces the need for doctors

58.

Family members should be used as language interpreters because they always accurately translate information.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

According to federal law, health care delivery sites and providers are required to provide language interpreters at what cost to the patient or family?

a)

Full cost

b)

Half price

c)

No charge

d)

Double charge

60.

Showing cultural sensitivity ________ anxiety.

a)

decreases

b)

increases

c)

ignores

d)

creates

61.

Effective utilization of health care service and compliance with treatment plans are enhanced when the nurse’s approach is:

a)

Strict and inflexible

b)

Compatible with cultural needs and beliefs

c)

Focused only on medical facts

d)

Ignoring patient preferences

62.

Nonverbal cues and body language are important in ________ communication.

a)

intercultural

b)

written

c)

mathematical

d)

mechanical

63.

Approaches to various cultures involve knowing what is and is not acceptable as it relates to which of the following?

a)

Personal space

b)

Smiling

c)

Eye contact

d)

Touch

e)

Focus

64.

Understanding personal space is important in intercultural communication because:

a)

different cultures have varying norms about physical distance

b)

it always leads to misunderstandings

c)

it is only important in business settings

d)

everyone prefers the same amount of space

65.

Fill in the blank: In some cultures, making direct _______ can be seen as disrespectful, while in others it is a sign of confidence.

a)

eye contact

b)

gestures

c)

noise

d)

movement

66.

Smiling always means friendliness in every culture.

a)

True

b)

False

67.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a factor in intercultural communication in the image?

a)

Touch

b)

Dress code

c)

Personal space

d)

Smiling

e)

Eye contact

68.

Parents may ventilate their feelings and stresses through ________, crying, or body language.

a)

anger

b)

laughter

c)

dancing

d)

singing

69.

Behavior often involves attitudes resulting from ________ experiences.

a)

early childhood

b)

recent travel

c)

dietary

d)

musical

70.

An understanding and acceptance of people and their problems is essential for the successful ________ nurse.

a)

pediatric

b)

surgical

c)

cardiac

d)

oncology

71.

Poor communication can result in unnecessary ________.

a)

fear

b)

happiness

c)

wealth

d)

relaxation

72.

Fill in the blank: A nurse must be prepared to meet the ________ needs of those involved during hospital admission.

a)

emotional

b)

financial

c)

nutritional

d)

recreational

73.

Which of the following should parents try to be when discussing hospital admission with their child?

a)

Overly emotional

b)

Matter-of-fact

c)

Dismissive

d)

Unconcerned

74.

Nurses should go into great detail with the child about what is going to happen during hospital admission to reduce anxiety.

a)

True

b)

False

75.

Fill in the blank: Nurses should know the child’s medical and ________ history during hospital admission.

a)

developmental

b)

financial

c)

dietary

d)

educational

76.

Many problems can be avoided if the confidentiality of the relationship is clearly defined during initial meetings.

a)

True

b)

False

77.

An emancipated minor is no longer under the parents’ authority.

a)

True

b)

False

78.

Be familiar with _______ law as it applies to adolescent patients.

a)

state

b)

federal

c)

international

d)

municipal

79.

Discharge planning ideally begins upon ________ to hospital.

a)

admission

b)

discharge

c)

treatment

d)

referral

80.

What should be given for any home treatments after discharge?

a)

Verbal instructions

b)

Written instructions

c)

No instructions

d)

Phone call

81.

Parents must be prepared for behavioral problems that may arise after hospitalization. An example of such a problem is ________.

a)

Regression

b)

Hyperactivity

c)

Advanced language skills

d)

Improved memory

82.

Children with ______ or chronic conditions are cared for in the home.

a)

acute

b)

mild

c)

temporary

d)

seasonal

83.

Home health care and other community agencies work with the family to provide ______ care.

a)

holistic

b)

partial

c)

fragmented

d)

isolated

84.

Respite care can be provided for the ______ caregivers.

a)

primary

b)

secondary

c)

temporary

d)

occasional