Ch 5, 6, and 22

Question 1

How many categories are in Eriksons theory?

Answer 1

trust/mistrust, autonomy/shame&doubt, initiative/guilt, industry/inferiority, identity/role confusion

Question 2

Which stage is a child in if they are wanting to carry out tasks to completion ?

Answer 2

industry vs inferiority

Question 3

which stage is a child in if they are learning by imitating the activities and behaviors of other children?

Answer 3

autonomy vs shame and doubt

Question 4

which stage is a child in if they are no longer guided by outsiders and develop a conscience

Answer 4

initiative vs guilt

Question 5

concrete operational is part of what theory?

Answer 5

Piaget

Question 6

How many sub-categories to piaget theory

Answer 6

3, but furter broken down into 4

Question 7

concrete operational can be compared to which level of Erikson?

Answer 7

industry vs inferiority

Question 8

which stage is a child in that is now learning how to compete and cooperate with others?

Answer 8

industry vs inferiority

Question 9

Piaget theory is based on what?

Answer 9

cognitive development

Question 10

Erikson’s theory is based on what?

Answer 10

psychosocial development

Question 11

Kohlberg’s theory is based on what?

Answer 11

Moral development

Question 12

Fowler’s theory is based on what?

Answer 12

Spiritual development

Question 13

How many sub categories to Kohlbergs theory?

Answer 13

3, preconventional, conventional, postconventional

Question 14

Preconventional correlates with what theory?

Answer 14

preoperational (Piaget)

Question 15

Which theory has to do with good/bad and right/wrong?

Answer 15

Preconventional (Kholberg)

Question 16

Which theory has to do with conformity/loyalty?

Answer 16

Conventional (Kohlberg)

Question 17

which theory has to do with earning approval by being ‘nice’, obeying rules, and showing respect?

Answer 17

Conventional (Kohlberg)

Question 18

What theory is a child in who cannot put oneself in place of another?

Answer 18

Preoperational (Piaget)

**Ages 2-7

Question 19

type of play where child watches but doesn’t join (watching brother bounce ball)

Answer 19

Onlooker play

Question 20

type of play where child plays around other kids, but uses different toys and does not talk or engage with other children?

Answer 20

Solitary

Question 21

Types of social character of play

Answer 21

onlooker, solitary, associative, parallel, and cooperative

Question 22

At what age are parents not in the room for an exam?

Answer 22

12

Question 23

When do you start taking a STANDING height and BMI?

Answer 23

after age 37 months. Infants up to 36 months get measured in the recumbent position.

Question 24

What percentile puts you at risk for being overweight? Obese?

Answer 24

Overweight is 85-95, above 95% is obese

Question 25

What do you measure in an infant that is up to 36 months old?

Answer 25

Measure in recumbent position, wight, and head circumferance

Question 26

Object permanence

Answer 26

understanding that objects exist, even when they can not be observed.

Question 27

Egocentrism plays a big role is which level of theory?

Answer 27

Preoperational (Piaget)

Question 28

Why do you count respirations for one full minute?

Answer 28

Their breathing is irregular, watch abdomen more than chest rise

Question 29

At what age do you start taking BP?

Answer 29

after 3 years, annually

Question 30

Which vital sign assessment do you perform first? last?

Answer 30

Count respirations first, lastly take temp

Question 31

When is the best time to assess the skin?

Answer 31

During a bath

Question 32

When weighing diapers for output what conversion should you remember?

Answer 32

1g of wet diaper equals 1 mL of urine

Question 33

Nonnutritive sucking

Answer 33

Using a pacifier during tube feedings