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Which gross motor behaviors should the nurse assess for when conducting a health
maintenance visit for a 4-year-old client? Select all that apply.
1 Skating
2 Skipping
3 Jumping rope
4 Catching a ball
5 Hopping on one foot – – correct ans- -2, 4, 5
Gross motor behaviors the nurse would expect for a 4-year-old client include skipping, catching
a ball, and hopping on one foot. Skating and jumping rope are expected for a 5-, not 4-year-old
client.
Which statement about language development in preschoolers is correct?
1 Preschoolers find words such as “die” and “dye” confusing.
2 Preschoolers realize that words have arbitrary rather than absolute meanings.
3 Preschoolers become aware of the rules for linking words into phrases and sentences.
4 Preschoolers accept language as a means of representing the world in a subjective manner. – –
correct ans- -1
Preschooler children find phonetically similar words such as “die” and “dye” confusing.
School-aged children realize that words have arbitrary rather than absolute meanings. School
aged children become aware of the rules for linking words into phrases and sentences; they also
accept language as a means of representing the world in a subjective manner.
Which data collected during a developmental assessment for a 5-year-old client would indicate
the need for further intervention?
1 Names coins correctly
2 Has a vocabulary of 1500 words
3 Ties shoe laces independently
4 Has hand dominance established – – correct ans- -2
The nurse would expect that the 5-year-old client would have a vocabulary of 2100, not 1500,
words; therefore, this finding would indicate the need for further intervention by the nurse. It is
expected the that 5-year-old client will be able to name coins correctly, tie shoe laces
independently, and have established hand dominance; therefore, this data does not indicate the
need for further intervention.
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