1.Easy
In which of Piaget's stages does object permanence develop?
- AFormal operational stage
- BPreoperational stage
- CSensorimotor stage
- DConcrete operational stage
2.Easy
What are the three classic stages of separation anxiety in a hospitalised young child?
- ACrying, sleeping, eating
- BDenial, anger, acceptance
- CProtest, despair, detachment
- DFear, trust, independence
3.Easy
Which clotting factor is missing or low in haemophilia A?
- AFactor XIII
- BFactor VII
- CFactor IX
- DFactor VIII
4.Medium
A child with a myelomeningocele has a neurogenic bladder. Which management is usual?
- AA permanent catheter left in place for life
- BClean intermittent catheterisation
- CWaiting for bladder control to develop naturally
- DRestricting fluids to reduce urine volume
5.Medium
A baby with developmental dysplasia of the hip has a Pavlik harness. Which teaching is correct?
- ATake it off every night so the baby can sleep more comfortably and move freely
- BApply powder and lotion under the straps to protect the skin
- CTighten the straps each week as the baby grows
- DKeep it on as instructed, do not adjust the straps and check the skin daily
6.Medium
Which diet is usually recommended for a child with cystic fibrosis?
- AA high-energy, high-fat diet with fat-soluble vitamin supplements
- BA low-protein diet to reduce the work of the pancreas
- CA low-salt diet to protect the heart and kidneys from damage later in life
- DA low-fat diet to reduce greasy stools and abdominal pain
7.Hard
The mother of a 5-day-old breastfed baby asks how she can tell her baby is getting enough milk. Which answer is best?
- AHer breasts should always feel full and hard between feeds
- BThe baby should feed for exactly 10 minutes on each side at every feed, day and night
- CThe baby should sleep through the night without waking for feeds
- DAbout 6 or more wet nappies a day, regular yellow stools and steady weight gain
8.Hard
An 8-year-old tells the nurse that her uncle touches her in a way she does not like and asks the nurse to keep it secret. What is the best response?
- APhone the uncle straight away to ask for his side of the story before reporting anything
- BListen calmly, praise her for telling, explain it must be shared, and follow safeguarding
- CAsk detailed, leading questions to find out exactly what happened
- DPromise to keep the secret, so that she keeps trusting the nurse and tells more later
Answer key
- 1. C · Sensorimotor stage
- 2. C · Protest, despair, detachment
- 3. D · Factor VIII
- 4. B · Clean intermittent catheterisation
- 5. D · Keep it on as instructed, do not adjust the straps and check the skin daily
- 6. A · A high-energy, high-fat diet with fat-soluble vitamin supplements
- 7. D · About 6 or more wet nappies a day, regular yellow stools and steady weight gain
- 8. B · Listen calmly, praise her for telling, explain it must be shared, and follow safeguarding
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