Introduction to Pediatric Nursing

False (B)

Assessing children's needs

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Care of children (conception to adolescence) focusing on health, illness, prevention, treatment, and recovery.

Key traits include being observant, honest, empathetic, patient, and enthusiastic about working with children and their families.

Providing direct patient care, including diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment.

Helping families and children make informed decisions.

Assessing, planning, implementing, evaluating care, and educating children and families.

Excessive fear or anxiety about separation from home.

Stressors like separation, loss of control, bodily injury, and pain impacting children during illness or procedures.

Illness, surgery, diagnostic or therapeutic procedures can lead to child hospitalization.

Hospitalizations significantly impact children's health and well-being due to changes in routine and lack of coping mechanisms.

Typical behavioral responses - crying, clinging, inactivity - observed in children experiencing separation anxiety during hospitalization.