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PEDIATRICS WEEK 1

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40 slides

Felicia Choyce

The presentation covers pediatric assessments, age-specific care, consent, pain evaluation, developmental stages, and appropriate nursing interventions in various scenarios.

Slides (40)

1 - Pick Answer Match the Age to the Conflict

1. Preschooler - Initiative vs. Guilt
2. School-age - Industry vs. Inferiority
3. Infant - Trust vs. Mistrust
4. Toddler - Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
2 - Leaderboard
3 - Pick Answer What Stage Am I Thinking In? According to Piaget

1. Preschooler - Preoperational
2. School-age - Concrete Operational
3. Toddler - Preoperational
4. Infant - Sensorimotor
4 - Leaderboard
5 - Pick Answer You’re caring for a hospitalized 1-year-old. He cries when his mom leaves the room and calms when she returns. According to Erikson, what stage is he in?

1. D. Industry vs. Inferiority
2. C. Trust vs. Mistrust
3. A. Initiative vs. Guilt
4. B. Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
6 - Leaderboard
7 - Pick Answer During playtime, a 2-year-old lines up toy cars side-by-side and says, “This one is mine because it’s red.” He doesn't understand when another child moves the cars out of order. What Piaget concept best explains this behavior?

1. A. Object permanence
2. B. Egocentrism
3. C. Concrete operations
4. D. Conservation
8 - Leaderboard
9 - Pick Answer Match the Stage to the Risk

1. Preschooler - Pedestrian accidents and imaginary dangers
2. Toddler - Poisoning and drowning
3. Infant - Suffocation and falls
4. School-age - Bicycle injuries and sports trauma
10 - Leaderboard
11 - Pick Answer You enter the room of a 2-year-old who is throwing toys and screaming “No!” during an assessment. What’s the most appropriate nursing intervention?

1. Offer two simple choices to encourage cooperation
2. Ask the parent to discipline the child
3. Firmly restrain and complete the assessment quickly
4. Leave the room and document refusal
12 - Leaderboard
13 - Pick Answer A school-age child is scheduled for a procedure. Which teaching approach is most appropriate?

1. Use a doll to demonstrate and allow the child tA. o ask questions
2. B.Tell the child to trust the nurse and not ask questions
3. C.Only educate the parents
4. Use complex medical terms
14 - Leaderboard
15 - Pick Answer Which behavior is most concerning in a 9-month-old?

1. Does not crawl
2. Does not respond to name
3. Has not started walking
4. Still breastfeeds
16 - Leaderboard
17 - Pick Answer Who’s at Risk – and Why?

1. Toddler - Explores cabinets, use cabinet locks and store chemicals high
2. Infant - Mouths everything, keep meds out of reach
3. School-age - Learns from peers, start basic poisoning education
4. Preschooler - Curious but lacks logic, teach not to “drink” things
18 - Leaderboard
19 - Pick Answer

1. 2 months - Lifts head briefly when prone, social smile
2. 6 months - Rolls from back to front, sits unsupported
3. 12 months - Walks with assistance, says 1–2 words
4. 9 months - Pulls to stand, pincer grasp emerging
20 - Leaderboard
21 - Open Ended A healthy 13-month-old is not yet walking independently. What’s the one-word nursing response to parent?
22 - Pick Answer A 6-month-old infant is recovering after surgery and is nonverbal. What’s the one-word pain scale you should use?

FLACC
23 - Leaderboard
24 - Pick Answer A 2-year-old is found next to an open bottle of adult cough syrup. Put the following nursing actions in the correct order:

1. Educate parent on safe storage of medications
2. Assess the child’s airway and breathing
3. Call poison control
4. Notify the provider
5. Monitor vital signs
25 - Leaderboard
26 - Pick Answer A 10-year-old is scheduled for a minor surgical procedure. Who is legally responsible for giving consent?

parent
27 - Leaderboard
28 - Pick Answer What’s the one-word term for when a child age 7 or older agrees to their treatment?

assent
29 - Leaderboard
30 - Pick Answer

1. Informed Consent - Parent signs consent for surgery
2. Assent - Child agrees to participate in a procedure
3. Mandated Reporting - Nurse reports suspected abuse to CPS
4. Culturally Competent Care - Nurse honors family’s prayer ritual before surgery
31 - Pick Answer An 8-month-old is crying and pulling at their right ear. What condition should the nurse suspect?

Otitis media
32 - Leaderboard
33 - Pick Answer Pediatric Ear Assessment-Match the child’s age group with the correct pinna positioning for otoscopic examination.

1. Toddler under 3 - Down and back
2. Infant - Down and back
3. Child over 3 - Up and back
4. School-age - Up and back
34 - Leaderboard
35 - Leaderboard
36 - Word Cloud “What’s one word that best describes your role in promoting growth and development in pediatric nursing?”
37 - Leaderboard
38 - Leaderboard
39 - Leaderboard
40 - Scale Be honest — where are you right now with this week’s content?

1. Growth and Development Stages
2. Developmental Milestones by Age
3. Erikson & Piaget Theories
4. Pediatric Pain Assessment
5. Medication Safety & Dosage
6. Hospitalization Reactions by Age
7. Legal/Ethical Responsibilities
8. Family-Centered & Cultural Care

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PEDIATRICS WEEK 1

Slides (40)

1 - Pick Answer Match the Age to the Conflict

2 - Leaderboard

3 - Pick Answer What Stage Am I Thinking In? According to Piaget

4 - Leaderboard

5 - Pick Answer You’re caring for a hospitalized 1-year-old. He cries when his mom leaves the room and calms when she returns. According to Erikson, what stage is he in?

6 - Leaderboard

7 - Pick Answer During playtime, a 2-year-old lines up toy cars side-by-side and says, “This one is mine because it’s red.” He doesn't understand when another child moves the cars out of order. What Piaget concept best explains this behavior?

8 - Leaderboard

9 - Pick Answer Match the Stage to the Risk

10 - Leaderboard

11 - Pick Answer You enter the room of a 2-year-old who is throwing toys and screaming “No!” during an assessment. What’s the most appropriate nursing intervention?

12 - Leaderboard

13 - Pick Answer A school-age child is scheduled for a procedure. Which teaching approach is most appropriate?

14 - Leaderboard

15 - Pick Answer Which behavior is most concerning in a 9-month-old?

16 - Leaderboard

17 - Pick Answer Who’s at Risk – and Why?

18 - Leaderboard

19 - Pick Answer

20 - Leaderboard

21 - Open Ended A healthy 13-month-old is not yet walking independently. What’s the one-word nursing response to parent?

22 - Pick Answer A 6-month-old infant is recovering after surgery and is nonverbal. What’s the one-word pain scale you should use?

23 - Leaderboard

24 - Pick Answer A 2-year-old is found next to an open bottle of adult cough syrup. Put the following nursing actions in the correct order:

25 - Leaderboard

26 - Pick Answer A 10-year-old is scheduled for a minor surgical procedure. Who is legally responsible for giving consent?

27 - Leaderboard

28 - Pick Answer What’s the one-word term for when a child age 7 or older agrees to their treatment?

29 - Leaderboard

30 - Pick Answer

31 - Pick Answer An 8-month-old is crying and pulling at their right ear. What condition should the nurse suspect?

32 - Leaderboard

33 - Pick Answer Pediatric Ear Assessment-Match the child’s age group with the correct pinna positioning for otoscopic examination.

34 - Leaderboard

35 - Leaderboard

36 - Word Cloud “What’s one word that best describes your role in promoting growth and development in pediatric nursing?”

37 - Leaderboard

38 - Leaderboard

39 - Leaderboard

40 - Scale Be honest — where are you right now with this week’s content?