Exam 1: Chapter 10 - Hospitalization, illness, and play Flashcards

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How does separation anxiety manifest during hospitalization?

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Protest, despair, and detachment

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What is the behavioral response of separation anxiety when the child screams, clings to parents, and expresses verbal and physical aggression toward strangers?

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Protest

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What is the behavioral response of separation anxiety when the child withdraws from others, is depressed, has decreased communication, and displays development regression

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Despair

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What is the behavioral response of separation anxiety when the child Interacts with strangers, forms new relationships, and has a happy appearance?

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Detachment

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What is each child’s understanding of illnesses and hospitalization dependent on?

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The child’s stage of development and cognitive ability

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What is the level at a child who has the following level of understanding:
- inability to describe illness and follow directions
- lack of understanding of the need of therapeutic procedures

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Infant

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What is the level at a child who has the following level of understanding:
- limited ability to describe illness
- poorly developed sense of body image and boundaries
-Limited understanding of the need for therapeutic procedures
- limited ability to follow directions

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Toddler

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What is the level at a child who has the following level of understanding:
- limited understanding o f the cause of illness but knows what illness feels like
- limited ability to describe manifestations
- fears related to magical thinking
- ability to understand cause and effect inhibited by concrete thinking

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Preschooler

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What is the level at a child who has the following level of understanding:
- beginning awareness of body functioning
- ability to describe pain
- increasing ability to understand cause and effect

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School- - age child

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What is the level at a child who has the following level of understanding:
-Increasing ability to understand cause and effect
- perceptions of illness severity are based on the degree of body image changes

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Adolescent

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At what age does stranger anxiety occur during hospitalization?

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6-8 mouths of age

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What age group experiences separation anxiety during hospitalization?

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Toddler and sometimes preschoolers

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What age group can sense when not being told the truth during hospitalization?

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School aged child

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What age group might not adhere to treatmen/medication regimen due to peer influence?

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Adolescents

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What are nursing interventions standard to infants during hospitalization?

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  • Place infants whose parents are not in attendance close to the nurses’ station so that their needs can be quickly met
  • provide consistency when assigning caregivers
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What are nursing interventions standard to toddlers during hospitalization?

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  • Encourage parents to provide routine care for the child such as changing diapers and feeding
  • after appropriate choices to practice client’s autonomy
  • also provideh consistency in assigning caregivers
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What are nursing interventions standard to preschoolers during hospitalization?

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  • explain procedures with simple terms
  • encourage independence
  • encourage to express feelings
  • validate the child’s fears and concerns
  • provide toys that allow for emotional expression
  • provide consistency when assigning caregivers
  • give choices when possible
  • allow younger children to handle equipment when safe
18
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What are nursing interventions standard to school-aged children during hospitalization?

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  • Provide factual information
  • encourage child to express feelings
  • maintain a normal routine
  • encouvase contact with peer group
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What are nursing interventions standard to adolescents during hospitalization?

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  • Provide factual information
  • include child in planning
  • encourage intact with peer group
20
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What age group should the nurse provide with factual information and encourage contact with peer groups?

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School age and adolescents

21
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What content of play involves taking pleasure in relationships?

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Social affective

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What content of play involves objects in the environment catching the child’s attention?

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Sense -pleasure

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What content of play involves demonstrating new abilities?

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What content of play involves focusing attention on something of interest?

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Unoccupied behavior

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What content of play involves pretending and Fanta sizing
Dramatic
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What content of play involves it being imitative, formal, or competitive?
Games
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What social character at play is the child demonstrating when they are observing others?
Onlooker
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What social character of play is the child demonstrating when they are playing alone?
Solitary
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What social character of play is the child demonstrating when they are playing independently but among other children, which is characteristic of toddlers?
Parallel
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What social character of play is the child demonstrating when they are s playing together without organization, which is characteristic of preschoolers
Associative
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What social character of play is the child demonstrating when they are playing b organized in groups, which is characteristic of school -aged children?
Team play
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What types of skills does play help develop?
-Intellectual - sensorimotor - Social - self-awareness - creativity - therapeutic and moral values
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What age group has Play activities that consist of games that can be played alone or with another person, team sports, musical instruments, arts and crafts, and collections?
School aged children
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What age group has Play activities that consist of cloth books, puzzles with larger pieces, large crayons and paper, push-and-pull toys, balls, tricycles, and educational and child appropriate snows and videos?
Toddlers
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What age group has Play activities that consist of imitative and imaginative play, drawing, painting, riding a tricycle, jumping, running, educational and child-appropriate shows and videos?
Preschoolers
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What age group has Play activities that consist of team sports, school activities, reading, listening to music, and peer reactions?
Adolescents
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What age group has Play activities that consist of colorful moving mobiles, music and sound boxes?
Infants: birth to 3 months
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What age group has Play activities that consist of noise-making objects,soft toys?
Infants: 3 to 6 months
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What age group has Play activities that consist of teething toys, and social interaction?
Infants: 6 to 9 months
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What age group has Play activities that consist of large blocks, toys that pop apart, and push-and-pull toys?
Infants: 9 to 12 months