Author Question: Which of the following is a classic sign of shaken baby syndrome? a. chills and fever b. fear ... (Read 39 times)

beccaep · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

Which of the following is a classic sign of shaken baby syndrome?

a. chills and fever
b. fear and withdrawal
c. edema of the extremities and bloated appearance to the abdominal area of the body
d. retinal hemorrhage, usually bilaterally with subdural or subarachnoid hemorrhages

Question 2

Which of the following documents described polices and practices in the care of hospitalized children and how detrimental were these to child development and recovery? (This document brought about change in visiting rules for parents visiting their

hospitalized child.) a. Platt Report of 1959 c. Lysaught report of 1970
b. Brown Report of 1948 d. Patient's Bill of Rights

Hdosisshsbshs · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

D

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A Incorrect: These symptoms are not a classic sign of shaken baby syndrome.
B Incorrect: These symptoms are not a classic sign of shaken baby syndrome.
C Incorrect: These symptoms are not a classic sign of shaken baby syndrome.
D Correct: A classic sign of shaken baby syndrome is retinal hemorrhage, usually bilaterally with subdural or subarachnoid hemorrhages.

Answer to Question 2

A

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A Correct. The issuance of the Platt Report in England in 1959 was historic in describing existing policies and practices in the care of hospitalized children, how these practices adversely affected child development and recovery, and the kinds of changes necessary for child-centered pediatric care and education.
B Incorrect. The Brown Report of 1948 has no connection with the policies and practices in the care of hospitalized children.
C Incorrect. The Lysaught report of 1970 has no connection with the policies and practices in the care of hospitalized children.
D Incorrect. The Patient's Bill of Rights has no connection with the policies and practices in the care of hospitalized children.