Exam 3 Nursing & Healthcare Review (copy)

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What should responses to school-aged children's sexuality questions be like?

They should be straightforward and use age-appropriate language.

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What is the leading cause of death in school-aged children?

Motor vehicle crashes.

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How can parents help children cope with divorce?

Parents should resolve conflicts privately and ensure children have space in both homes.

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How should parents deal with sibling rivalry?

Parents should not react to all disputes, allow children to resolve their own issues, and avoid taking sides.

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What are common fears among school-aged children?

Common fears include abandonment, the dark, divorce, dying, and being sick.

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What is Erik Erikson's stage for infants?

Trust vs. Mistrust.

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What is a sign that a child may have significant language delays?

If a child struggles to form sentences.

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What is an effective discipline strategy for toddlers?

Using time out to allow them to calm down.

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What factors should families consider for preschooler dental health?

Use fluoride toothpaste, soft toothbrushes, and schedule regular dental visits.

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What is an important dietary guideline for encouraging good eating habits in children?

Avoid using sweet treats as rewards for eating healthy food.

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What are typical physical characteristics of toddlers?

Toddlers often have a 'pot belly' appearance due to lumbar spine curvature.

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What does Piaget's theory focus on?

Stages of cognitive development.

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At what age do infants typically begin to babble?

Between three to six months of age.

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How should parents react if a toddler exhibits regression after a new sibling arrives?

Understand that this behavior is normal and provide support.

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What is the significance of introducing new foods to infants?

To monitor for allergic reactions.

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What is the expected sleep duration for infants?

Infants typically sleep around twenty hours a day.

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What is the approximate age when infants can hold their heads up?

Infants usually can hold their heads up around 2 to 3 months.

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What factors contribute to nightmares in school-aged kids?

Inability to differentiate between reality and fantasy, leading to increased anxiety.

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What are the guidelines for safe toy selection for infants?

Toys should be age-appropriate and free of small parts that can pose a choking hazard.

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What is the typical growth pattern for children after infancy?

They experience slow and steady growth.

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How does a four-year-old comprehend permanence?

They typically do not grasp the concept of permanence.

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How can parents promote relaxation before bed?

Engage in soothing activities like reading or gentle music.

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What should parents do if they witness bullying behavior?

Consider that the bully may also be a victim of bullying.