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Pediatrics Ch.19

School Related Tasks & Play

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Regarding the school’s influence on the socialization of children, what does each child bring to school What they have learned and experienced in the home
What does success in school require Integration of cognitive, receptive, and expressive (language) skills
Why is it important to identify deficits or health problems that affect learning as early as possible Repeating a grade in school can seriously impair self image
What does a holistic attitude of child care focus on Intellectual achievement, test scores, artistic expression, creativity, joy, cooperation, responsibility, industry, love, other attributes
How can a sensitive nurse assist the parents of a school age child Affirm the individuality of the child and encourage them to share the pride they experience as the children learn and progress through school
What does the nurse observe between parents and child Patterns of communication
What does anticipatory guidance of the nurse include A review of normal physiology and how it changes with puberty
When is a child encouraged to ask questions At the time they arise
What does a warm outgoing relationship between the parents and child help provide A safe atmosphere of caring
What should adults require a heightened awareness of School attendance problems, tardiness, signs of loneliness or depression
What kinds of goals should parents and children set Realistic
What is a good question for adults to contemplate periodically When was the last time this child had a success
Whose responsibility is homework The child’s
What should be taught before the child walks or rides a bike to school Rules of the road
What must be a regular ritual regarding automobile transportation Car safety and the use of seat belts
What do play activities in the school age child involve Increased physical and intellectual skills, Some fantasy, Belonging to a group, Conformity, Membership
What may happen if parents are unable to or don’t provide a club, scout, or church group for the child The child may find their own, which may be a gang
What are enjoyable activities for the school age child Rituals such as collecting items and playing board games
What can computer and video games provide Intellectual and skill challenge as long as they don’t replace active physical play
What feelings can play enable in the child Power and control
What does mastering new skills do for the school age child Feel a sense of accomplishment
What is necessary to successfully achieve Erikson’s phase of industry Accomplishment
What positive effects can participation in organized sports have on the school age child Skill, teamwork, fitness
What negative effects can participation in organized sports have on the school age child Excessive pressure, unrealistic expectations
Why are sports such as football not desirable for the school age child They are high stress and high impact and risk injury to the immature skeletal system
Why should parents be cautioned about the safe storage of firearms Many deaths caused by firearms occur in the home, not on the streets
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