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Infants and Children as a Target population

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Which benefits of breastfeeding will the nurse share with a mother who is deciding whether to breast or bottle feed her newborn? -Lowers the chance of childhood asthma -Passes important antibodies onto the baby -Decreases development of childhood obesity
Which child born in the United States is statistically twice as likely to die in its first year of life compared to Caucasian infants? African American
Which maternal behaviors during pregnancy can contribute to infant morbidity or mortality? -Using illicit drugs -Smoking tobacco -Consuming one alcoholic drink per week
Which patients does the nurse anticipate would most benefit from a medical home? -8-year-old with seizures -20-month-old with leukemia -11-year-old with Down syndrome -12-year-old with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
The nurse is teaching a pregnant woman and her partner about global health initiatives that address reduction of mortality of children under the age of 5. Which health initiative will the nurse discuss? MDG 4: Newborn Death and Illness
According to Bright Futures, which nursing actions should take place at every patient visit from infancy through adolescence? Collecting a health history and providing anticipatory guidance
The nurse teaches a child’s legal guardian that Bright Futures provides a foundation for which types of health components? -Sensory screenings -Consistent physical examinations -Tracking of measurements associated with growth
How does the nurse act as an advocate for a newborn infant’s health when the parents have declined vaccination? By providing educational materials and supporting the parents’ right to decline vaccination
How does the nurse incorporate a 5-year-old with a respiratory infection into a plan of care? Allow the child to listen to a stuffed animal’s “lungs” with a toy stethoscope.
How does the nurse develop a therapeutic and trusting nurse-patient relationship with a 12-year-old patient? Ask the patient directly about questions in the health history.
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