The nurse is caring for children in a healthcare provider's office where health supervision is practiced. Which are some points of focus of health supervision? Select all that apply.

Optimizing the child's level of functioning

Monitoring quality of care provided

Making referrals for all healthcare needs

Monitoring disease incidence

Teaching parents to prevent injury

Providing care developed from national guidelines

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,B,E,F

A.   Health supervision includes optimizing the child's physical, emotional, and developmental well-being to ensure the child reaches their maximum level of functioning.
B.   This involves evaluating the effectiveness and safety of the care delivered by the healthcare team and ensuring that it meets the standards and guidelines of evidence- based practice.
C.   Making referrals for all healthcare needs may not be feasible or necessary for every child in a healthcare provider's office.
D.   Monitoring disease incidence is part of public health surveillance but may not be a primary focus of health supervision within a healthcare provider's office.
E.   Teaching parents to prevent injury is an important aspect of health supervision, promoting safety and well-being for children.
F.   Providing care developed from national guidelines ensures evidence-based practice and standardization of care across healthcare settings.

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Correct Answer is ["B","C","D","E","F"]

Explanation

A. Past medical history is important but may not directly address current psychosocial concerns related to the child's asthma.
B. Transportation to healthcare facilities can be a significant psychosocial issue, as it may impact access to care and treatment adherence.
C. Assessing health maintenance needs can uncover barriers to care and support required for managing the chronic illness.
D. The nurse should discuss with the child and the family the goals and expectations for the child's asthma control and quality of life. The nurse should also inform them about any new or alternative therapies that may be available or suitable for the child.
E. The school's response to the chronic illness can affect the child's social and emotional well-being.
F. Health insurance coverage may impact the child's access to necessary healthcare services and medications, influencing their psychosocial experiences.

A. Children with health issues, such as, disabilities, obesity, and food allergies, are at a decreased risk of being bullied. B. Both boys and girls are bullied; boys usually bully boys and use force more often. C. Children who bully are those who report themselves as being lonely and having difficulty in forming friendships. D. In general, about 20% of all children attending school are frightened and afraid most of the day.

Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Children with health issues may actually be at an increased risk of being bullied due to differences in appearance or ability.
B. Both boys and girls are bullied, but they may experience different types of bullying. Boys usually bully boys and use physical force more often, while girls may bully girls or boys and use verbal or relational aggression more often.
C. Children who bully are not necessarily those who are lonely or have difficulty in forming friendships. Some children who bully may have high self-esteem, popularity, or social power. They may bully to dominate, control, or impress others.
D. This statement may not accurately reflect the prevalence of fear among school children and does not address the developmental concern of bullying.

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