Answer to Question 1
A
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A Correct: Children who hurt their siblings, peers, pets, or neighborhood animals are most often victims of abuse themselves.
B Incorrect: Children who hurt other children are not most often victims of manic depressive illness.
C Incorrect: Children who hurt other children are not most often individuals who are neurologically impaired.
D Incorrect: Children who hurt other children are not most often persons with brain damage.
Answer to Question 2
C
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A Incorrect. The most skilled pediatric nurse will not be committed to attending to each child and family in exactly the same way, everyone is different.
B Incorrect. The most skilled pediatric nurse will not be committed to attending to each child and family in a manner similar to one in the textbook.
C Correct. The most skilled pediatric nurse will be committed to attending to each child and family in unique ways designed for that child and family. The experienced nurse may also be described as a nurse-artist because of the sensitivity exemplified in grasping the meaning of behavior in light of past and evolving events and the creative, skillful actions that reflect depth of understanding, and commitment to attending to each child and family in unique ways.
D Incorrect. The most skilled pediatric nurse will not be committed to attending to each child and family in the same way as every other nurse on the unit, as every nurse is unique.
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