Pediatric Nursing Demystified

(^196) Pediatric Nursing Demystified

9. A parent of a type 1 diabetic adolescent asks why she shouldn’t wear sandals.
   What is the best response?
   a. Sandals expose the feet to a fungus infection that increase the need for insulin.
   b. People with type 1 diabetes may develop diabetic neuropathy where nerves are
   damaged, making it difficult for patients to detect when they have an open wound.
   Therefore, it is best to protect the feet at all times with shoes.
   c. People with type 1 diabetes may develop diabetic neuropathy where nerves are
   damaged, making it difficult for the patient to detect when they have an open
   wound.
   d. People with type 1 diabetes may develop diabetic neuropathy where nerves are
   damaged, making it difficult for the patient to detect when they have an open
   wound. Therefore, it is best to go barefoot when possible.


10. What is the risk of not treating congenital hypothyroidism within the first 3 months
    following birth?
    a. To ensure normal growth
    b. To prevent cognitive impairment
    c. To prevent mental retardation
    d. All of the above

ANSWERS

Routine checkup 1

1. b


2. c

Routine checkup 2

1. c


2. c

Final checkup

1. a 2. c 3. b 4. d


2. c 6. a 7. c 8. a


3. b 10. d