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2810NRS Child and Family Nursing Practice
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1Select the correct theory to this statement:
Places emphasis on family structure of a family and how this enables family function.- AStructural/Functional Family Theory
- BFamily Systems Theory
- CFamily Development Theory
- DNormal Family Theory
2Select the correct theory to this statement:
Assumes that change to one family member will impact all other members.- AStructional/Functional Family Theory
- BFamily Systems Theory
- CFamily Development Theory
- DNormal Family Theory
3Select the correct theory to this statement:
Proposes that families move through predictable stages.- AStructual/Functional Family Theory
- BFamily Systems Theory
- CFamily Development Theory
- DNormal Family Theory
4Select the correct theory to this statement:
Examines elements such as values, power and communication within a family.- ANormal Family Theory
- BFamily Systems Theory
- CFamily Development Theory
- DStructural/Functional Family Theory
5Select the correct theory to this statement:
Assists nurses to understand family as an interconnected whole.- AFamily Systems Theory
- BFamily Development Theory
- CStructural/Development Theory
- DNormal Family Theory
6Select the correct theory to this statement:
Assumes families will face universal developmental tasks.- AFamily Systems Theory
- BFamily Development Theory
- CStructural/Development Theory
- DNormal Family Theory
7What family type comprises a husband and wife with biological children with no other members living in the household. Historically, it was usual for the female to be the homemaker and the husband to be the breadwinner.
- ATraditional nuclear family
- BBinuclear family
- CNuclear family
- DBlended family
8What family type is a post-divorce family in which both parents have remarried and the child has now become a member of the two nuclear households.
- ABinuclear family
- BExtended family
- CBlended family
- DSingle parent family
9What family type exists when a parent or couple shares/share residence and monetary responsibility along with child rearing activities with another relative such as a grandparent.
- AExtended family
- BBlended family
- CFoster family
- DAdoptive family
10What family type involves two parents and their respective children and this is becoming more common with increased divorce rates and parents remarrying or living with another partner and their family.
- ATraditional nuclear family
- BBinuclear family
- CBlended family
- DExtended family
11What family type consists of either a mother or a father who is widowed, separated or divorced.
- AFoster family
- BAdoptive family
- CSingle parent family
- DGay and lesbian family
12What family type has two adults of the same sex reside together and may adopt, have a child by a surrogate, or have a child from a previous relationship or an alternative method.
- ASingle parent family
- BFoster family
- CGay and lesbian family
- DBlended family
13What family type may comprise a variation of the family form but which has met the criteria to offer temporary family accommodation.
- AExtended family
- BBlended family
- CFoster family
- DAdoptive family
14What family type takes in a child or children with whom it may share no con-sanguine ties but which meets the legal requirements to provide family focused care.
- ABinuclear family
- BExtended family
- CFoster family
- DAdoptive family
15What type of family is increasingly common over the past decade, involves circumstances where either both the child’s parents or a single parent is not able to raise the child or children and grandparents take on the role of parent.
- AGrandparent reared families
- BTraditional nuclear family
- CBlended family
- DFoster family
16Which is the correct Age/Lifespan stage that matches this statement:
Physical growth slows; strength and athletic skills improve- AEarly childhood (0-3 years)
- BPreschool years (3-6 years)
- CMiddle childhood (6-11 years)
- DAdolescence (12-17 years)
17Which is the correct Age/Lifespan stage that matches this statement:
Attachment to parents and caregivers established- AEarly childhood (0-3 years)
- BPreschool years (3-6 years)
- CMiddle childhood (6-11 years)
- DAdolescence (12-17 years)
18Which is the correct Age/Lifespan stage that matches this statement:
Thinking is egocentric, but starting to understand other’s perspectives- AEarly childhood (0-3 years)
- BPreschool years (3-6 years)
- CMiddle childhood (6-11 years)
- DAdolescence (12-17 years)
19Which is the correct Age/Lifespan stage that matches this statement:
Most rapid body and brain growth occurs- AEarly childhood (0-3 years)
- BPreschool years (3-6 years)
- CMiddle childhood (6-11 years)
- DAdolescence (12-17 years)
20Which is the correct Age/Lifespan stage that matches this statement:
Self-concept becomes more complex; influences self-esteem- AEarly childhood (0-3 years)
- BPreschool years (3-6 years)
- CMiddle childhood (6-11 years)
- DAdolescence (12-17 years)
21Which is the correct Age/Lifespan stage that matches this statement:
Play becomes more imaginative, elaborate and social- AEarly childhood (0-3 years)
- BPreschool years (3-6 years)
- CMiddle childhood (6-11 years)
- DAdolescence (12-17 years)
22The NNST can be undertaken in clinical practice by a nurse.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23The NNST involves taking a few drops of blood from the infant’s finger.
- ATrue
- BFalse
24The NNST helps to identify babies thought to be affected by various conditions including cystic fibrosis, congenital hypothyroidism, and phenylketonuria.
- ATrue
- BFalse
25The National Pathology Accreditation Advisory Council requires newborn screening samples to be stored in a secure locked area until the child is 18 years of age.
- ATrue
- BFalse
26Parents do not need to be informed of the NNST or be present when it is undertaken.
- ATrue
- BFalse
27Which term matches the follow description:
A simple compensatory posture adopted by children with cyanotic heart disease during exertion to get relief from breathlessness- Atracheal tug
- Bsquatting position
- Ctripod position
- Dclubbing
28Which term matches the follow description:
In-drawing seen in the tracheal notch due to the muscle elevating the upper portion of the sternum to increase lung capacity- Aretractions/recessions
- Btracheal tug
- Csquatting position
- Dtripod position
29Which term matches the follow description:
Visible indentations of the soft tissue covering the chest wall (may be suprasternal, intercostal, subcostal, or substernal); A cardinal sign of respiratory distress in infants and children- Atripod position
- Bsquatting position
- Ctracheal tug
- Dretractions
30Which term matches the follow description:
A deformity of the fingers and fingernails which is commonly associated with diseases that disrupt the normal pulmonary circulation, which in turn leads to chronic hypoxaemia- Asquatting position
- Bclubbing
- Ctripod position
- Dtracheal tug
31Which term matches the follow description:
Sitting straight up and sometimes leaning over a pillow to ease difficulty breathing- Arecessions
- Btracheal tug
- Csquatting position
- Dtripod position
32In a family genogram where the parents have separated, how would this be indicated?
- AWith a double line through the marriage line
- BWith a single line through the marriage line
- CWith a cross “x” through the marriage line
- DWith a zigzagged line between the couple
33Grant is a 6 week old baby who has come to the child and family clinic for his 6 week check up. He
lives with his mother Sheila aged 24, Scott aged 38 and his eldest sister, Jessie aged 2.
Grant’s family is best described as:- AA blended family
- BA step parent family
- CA nuclear family
- DAn extended family
34A client wants to have a hormonal IUD inserted to prevent pregnancy. As part of our role we should inform the client that a hormonal IUD:
- ADoes not provide protection against sexually transmitted infections
- BRequires constant record keeping by the client
- CIs not reversible
- DRequire replacing every year
35During which stage of labour is a woman’s cervix dilated to 5 cm and a sudden gush or a slow leak of fluid from the vagina when her waters break or membranes rupture?
- AStage 1
- BStage 2
- CStage 3
- DStage 4
36According to Erikson, toddler is concerned with acquiring a sense of which of the following?
- ATrust
- BIndustry
- CInitiative
- DAutonomy
37Which of the following would be considered ‘tachycardia’ in a toddler?
- A80
- B100
- C110
- D130
38Which of the following terms refers to the increase of oestrogen in females:
- AMenarche
- BSpermarche
- CPuberty
- DPeriods
39A commonly used psychosocial health screening instrument is the HEADSSS tool. Which of the following represents the most appropriate questions to elicit information about “S” – Safety?
- ADo you ever think about hurting yourself?
- BDo you wear a seat belt?
- CSome teenagers are nerds who always cross at the traffic lights, do you?
- DAre your parents strict and not let you go out with your friends?
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