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Pediatric Health Quiz - unit 2Versión en línea Comprehensive pediatric health quiz - chatgpt por Courtney P 1 A nurse assesses a newborn and observes that when the infant’s cheek is stroked, the infant turns toward the stimulus and opens the mouth. Which reflex is this? a Moro b Babinski c Rooting d Palmar grasp 2 Which assessment finding indicates a normal Moro reflex in a neonate? a Turning the head toward a sound b Extension and abduction of arms followed by flexion c Flexion of the arms and legs when startled d Curling of toes when the sole is stroked 3 The nurse notes bluish discoloration on the newborn’s hands and feet. This finding is best documented as: a Acrocyanosis b Harlequin sign c Cyanosis d Erythema toxicum 4 Which newborn skin manifestation is characterized by small white cysts on the nose and chin? a Milia b Mongolian spots c Lanugo d Telangiectasia 5 Which finding is most consistent with physiologic jaundice in a newborn? a Yellowing of skin after 24 hours of life b Requires immediate phototherapy c Appears within the first 12 hours of life d Associated with pale stools 6 Which instruction is most important for parents at newborn discharge? a Place the newborn on the abdomen to sleep b Avoid holding the newborn too often c Bathe the newborn daily d Use a rear-facing car seat 7 Which statement best differentiates deciduous teeth from permanent teeth? a Permanent teeth are fewer in number b Deciduous teeth erupt after age 6 c Deciduous teeth total 20 d Permanent teeth lack roots 8 Which factor may interfere with normal tooth eruption in an infant? a Breastfeeding b Adequate calcium intake c Malnutrition d Good oral hygiene 9 Which developmental milestone is most appropriate for a 6-month-old infant? a Walks independently b Sits with support c Has full posterior fontanelle closure d Uses two-word phrases 10 The nurse explains that the anterior fontanel normally closes at what age? a 12–18 months b 2–3 months c 6–8 months d 24–30 months 11 Why should new foods be introduced one at a time during infancy? a To prevent choking b To reduce colic c To identify food allergies d To promote weight gain 12 Which immunization is routinely administered at birth? a Hepatitis B b Varicella c MMR d IPV 13 Which immunizations are typically given at 2 months of age? a DTaP, Hib, IPV, PCV b Hepatitis A and IPV c MMR and Varicella d HPV and Tdap 14 Which behavior best describes parallel play? a Children play independently near each other b Children imitate adult roles c Children play together toward a shared goal d Children follow rules in organized games 15 Which is an appropriate expectation for a 2-year-old toddler? a Complete bladder control b Egocentric thinking c Logical reasoning d Cooperative play 16 Which is a “DO” of toilet training? a Punish accidents b Use positive reinforcement c Begin before readiness signs d Compare the child to siblings 17 Which guideline is most important for accident prevention in toddlers? a Use window guards and safety gates b Allow play near streets c Teach fire escape plans d Encourage independence without supervision 18 Which activity best demonstrates cooperative play? a Two children playing side by side b A child playing alone with blocks c Children playing “house” together d A child watching others play 19 A preschooler’s thinking is best described as: a Logical b Magical c Abstract d Concrete operational 20 Which is a typical emotional characteristic of a preschool-aged child? a Fear of abandonment b Strong peer influence c Initiative and imagination d Identity confusion 21 Which finding is typical of school-aged children (6–12 years)? a Separation anxiety b Rapid growth spurts c Increased peer approval d Parallel play 22 The nurse recognizes that school-aged children best learn through: a Hands-on activities b Trial and error c Abstract reasoning d Fantasy play 23 Which statement best differentiates preadolescence from adolescence? a Adolescence includes puberty and psychosocial changes b Preadolescence begins after puberty c Preadolescence includes full sexual maturity d Adolescence occurs only in males 24 Which physical change occurs in both male and female adolescents? a Facial hair growth b Growth spurts c Voice deepening d Testicular enlargement 25 Which psychosocial issue places adolescents at highest risk for intentional overdose? a Poor peer relationships b Strong family support c Impulsivity and risk-taking d Stable self-esteem 26 Which teaching is most appropriate for adolescent STI prevention? a Symptoms always occur early b Abstinence is unrealistic c Consistent condom use reduces risk d STIs affect only females 27 A nurse is assessing four newborns. Which newborn requires immediate follow-up? a Newborn with acrocyanosis of the hands and feet b Newborn who startles when hearing a loud noise c Newborn with jaundice noted within the first 12 hours of life d Newborn with milia on the nose 28 Which findings indicate normal newborn reflexes? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Toes fan outward when the sole of the foot is stroked b Arms extend and abduct after a loud noise c Infant turns head toward sound only after 6 months d Fingers curl around an object placed in the palm e Infant can voluntarily grasp a rattle 29 A parent of a 4-month-old asks about starting solid foods. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate? a “Begin with multiple foods to improve nutrition.” b “Introduce one new food every 3–5 days.” c “Start solids only if the infant has teeth.” d “Avoid iron-fortified cereals.” 30 Which immunizations are typically administered during the first year of life? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Hepatitis B b DTap c Hib d HPV e PCV 31 The nurse is teaching parents of a 2-year-old about accident prevention. Which statement indicates a need for further teaching? a “We keep medications locked and out of reach.” b “We use safety gates at the top of stairs.” c “We supervise closely near water.” d “We allow our child to explore freely without supervision.” 32 Which signs indicate that a toddler is ready for toilet training? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Ability to stay dry for at least 2 hours b Ability to follow simple instructions c Interest in using the toilet d Consistent nighttime dryness e Ability to communicate need to void 33 Which factors place adolescents at increased risk for intentional overdose? (Select all that apply.) Choose one or more answers a Impulsivity b Peer pressure c Strong family support d Depression e Poor coping skills 34 Which teaching is most important when educating adolescents about STI prevention? a “STIs are easily cured.” b “Only symptomatic people transmit STIs.” c “Consistent condom use reduces risk.” d "STIs are rare in adolescents.”

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A nurse assesses a newborn and observes that when the infant’s cheek is stroked, the infant turns toward the stimulus and opens the mouth. Which reflex is this?

Which assessment finding indicates a normal Moro reflex in a neonate?

The nurse notes bluish discoloration on the newborn’s hands and feet. This finding is best documented as:

Which newborn skin manifestation is characterized by small white cysts on the nose and chin?

Which finding is most consistent with physiologic jaundice in a newborn?

Which instruction is most important for parents at newborn discharge?

Which statement best differentiates deciduous teeth from permanent teeth?

Which factor may interfere with normal tooth eruption in an infant?

Which developmental milestone is most appropriate for a 6-month-old infant?

The nurse explains that the anterior fontanel normally closes at what age?

Why should new foods be introduced one at a time during infancy?

Which immunization is routinely administered at birth?

Which immunizations are typically given at 2 months of age?

Which behavior best describes parallel play?

Which is an appropriate expectation for a 2-year-old toddler?

Which is a “DO” of toilet training?

Which guideline is most important for accident prevention in toddlers?

Which activity best demonstrates cooperative play?

A preschooler’s thinking is best described as:

Which is a typical emotional characteristic of a preschool-aged child?

Which finding is typical of school-aged children (6–12 years)?

The nurse recognizes that school-aged children best learn through:

Which statement best differentiates preadolescence from adolescence?

Which physical change occurs in both male and female adolescents?

Which psychosocial issue places adolescents at highest risk for intentional overdose?

Which teaching is most appropriate for adolescent STI prevention?

A nurse is assessing four newborns. Which newborn requires immediate follow-up?

Which findings indicate normal newborn reflexes? (Select all that apply.)

A parent of a 4-month-old asks about starting solid foods. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

Which immunizations are typically administered during the first year of life? (Select all that apply.)

The nurse is teaching parents of a 2-year-old about accident prevention. Which statement indicates a need for further teaching?

Which signs indicate that a toddler is ready for toilet training? (Select all that apply.)

Which factors place adolescents at increased risk for intentional overdose? (Select all that apply.)

Which teaching is most important when educating adolescents about STI prevention?