ch 26, 27, 28: intro to peds Flashcards

EXAM 1 content - excludes Freud, Erikson, & Piaget

1
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what is the main goal of pediatric nursing?

A

improve quality of healthcare of children & their families

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2
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what types of kids haven’t seen a doctor in awhile?

A

immigrants

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3
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health behaviors = ?

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health promotion

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4
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what are health promotion topics for infants, toddlers, & adolescents?

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  • infants: sleep safety
  • toddlers: car safety
  • adolescents: substance abuse
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5
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what are social determinants of health?

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  • economic stability
  • education access & quality
  • healthcare access and quality
  • neighborhood & environment
  • social & community content
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6
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what should we educate to the parents that should educate their babies, adolescents, & older teens?

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  • babies: infections
  • adolescent: motor vehicles & guns
  • older teens: mental health
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7
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why is health weight a big goal?

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children are getting more obese
- sitting all the time
- laptops & phones

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8
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what are big childhood healthcare problems?

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  • obesity
  • T2DM
  • injuries
  • violence
  • vaping
  • mental health problems
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9
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what is LBW?

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low birth weight, a major determinant of neonatal death

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10
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what is considered LBW?

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< 2500 g or 5.5 lbs

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11
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what is the age range of the lowest death rate?

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5 -14 yo

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12
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which groups of children have an increased morbidity?

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  • homeless
  • poverty
  • LBW
  • chronic illness
  • foreign born adopted
  • children in day care
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13
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what is family centered care?

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  • knowing family is a constant in child’s life
  • family needs to support, respect, encourage & enhance strength of family
  • the needs of all the family members should be addressed
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14
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what is atraumatic care?

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giving the most effective care in the least traumatic way
- therapeutic care
- setting & personnel
- interventions
- reducing psychological distress
- minimize physical distress

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15
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what are the different types of family structures?

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  • traditional & nuclear
  • blended
  • extended
  • single parent
  • bi-nuclear
  • polygamous
  • communal
  • lgbt
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16
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what is a blended family?

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a family where two people come together and add their children from the previous families

17
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what is a bi-nuclear family?

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a postdivorce family where the family is divided into two - one is lead by mom and one is lead by dad

18
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what is a communal family?

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a family where they share possessions, resources & property. children are raised by multiple parents

19
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how can the nurse help the family in order to help the child?

A

use their strengths & styles to meet the patient’s needs

20
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how should the parents, parent?

A

always positive reinforcement
- limit setting & discipline
- minimize misbehavior
- have guidelines for discipline

21
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what are some potential problems for the child if they were adopted?

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  • issues of origin
  • problems going into adolescence
  • cross-racial & international adoptions
22
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what are some potential problems for the child if their parents divorced?

A
  • negative impact on children
  • hard to tell the children about divorce
  • custody b/w parents: divided & joint custody
23
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how do you gain consent from divorced parents for their child?

A

you need to get consent from both/all parties that have custody

24
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if you are caring for a child from a different culture, what would you do for them & make sure you are considering their culture?

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  • being understanding: social, cultural & religion
  • know their surrounding environment: schools, peers, community, social media
  • understand general things about their race & ethnicity
  • if they are in poverty
  • give parental education
  • land of origin & immigration status
  • good resource: cultural humility & healthcare providers’ contribution
25
what is the number one leading cause of children mortality?
firearms
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what is the second most leading cause of children mortality?
vehicle crashes
27
what does growth mean?
increase in number and size of cells - quantitative
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what does developmental mean?
gradual change and expansion in complexity - qualitative
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what does maturation mean?
increase in competence and adaptability
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what does differentiation mean?
cells and structures are modified and altered
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what is the single most important influence on growth?
nutrition
32
why is play so important?
- sensorimotor development - intellectual development - socialization - creativity - self awareness - therapeutic value - morality
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what type of assessments are important?
- screenings - objective measurements - assessments for children w/ disabilities
34
what types of genetic factors influence development?
- congenital anomalies - intrauterine environment, includes bad nutrition - genetic disorders
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what is the role of the nurse when it comes to genetic factors influencing development?
- assessing: knowing if it is a genetic abnormality or if the parents are ugly - document but wait until they are 48 hours old until you want to investigate more - identify & referral - educate, care & support
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why is self concept development so important?
- children have negative thoughts of their body image --> which is why positive reinforcement is important - self esteem changes: competence, self control, moral worth, worthiness of love and acceptance