Werkblad Kinderverpleegkunde met antwoorden

When can a child stop using a booster seat in the car?

1. AAs soon as the child can fasten the seat belt alone
2. BWhen the adult seat belt fits properly across the shoulder and upper thighs
3. CAt 4 years of age, whatever the child's height
4. DWhen the child starts primary school and can sit still for a whole journey

Which measure helps an infant with a cleft palate to feed?

1. AThickening every feed with baby cereal from birth onwards to slow the milk
2. BFeeding lying flat to let gravity move the milk along
3. CA special bottle or teat, an upright position and frequent burping
4. DFeeding only through a nasogastric tube until school age

What do Tanner stages describe?

1. AThe stages of grief that families go through after a death
2. BThe stages of moral reasoning in children
3. CThe stages of physical development during puberty
4. DThe stages of language development in infancy

A child's tonic–clonic seizure has lasted more than 5 minutes. What should the nurse do?

1. AGive the prescribed rescue medicine and call for emergency help
2. BWait another 15 minutes, because most seizures stop on their own
3. CHold the child's arms and legs firmly to stop the movements
4. DPut a tongue depressor between the child's teeth

Which finding at a 2-year check most needs a speech and language referral?

1. AThe child uses about 50 words or more
2. BThe child is not yet combining any two words
3. CThe child says "no" to most suggestions
4. DThe child prefers to play beside other toddlers

Which measure is most important in preventing infection in a child with neutropenia?

1. ACareful hand hygiene by everyone in contact with the child
2. BKeeping all visitors, including the parents, out of the child's room
3. CWearing a mask only when the child has a fever
4. DGiving routine antibiotics to all family members

Two healthcare rescuers are giving CPR to an infant. Which compression technique is recommended?

1. ABoth hands placed one on top of the other over the upper abdomen
2. BBoth hands interlocked over the centre of the chest, with arms straight
3. CCompressions with one finger over the upper sternum
4. DThe two-thumb technique with the hands encircling the chest

A few weeks after diagnosis of type 1 diabetes, a child's insulin needs fall a lot. The parents think the diabetes is cured. What should the nurse explain?

1. AThe diagnosis was probably wrong, and insulin can be stopped
2. BThe diabetes has turned into type 2 diabetes
3. CThe child has become insulin resistant and now needs tablets instead of injections
4. DThis is the temporary "honeymoon" phase; insulin is still needed