1. Shelly belonged to a series of clubs when she was 9 years old.

How would the school

a nurse describes the typical characteristic of a 9-year-old’s club to the nursing student?
a. Clubs have formal rules and regulations.
b. Clubs are designed to help shy children get outside of their “comfort zone.”
c. Clubs invariably exclude one or more children.
d. Clubs always include both boys and girls.

2. According to Erikson, a sense of industry or accomplishment is the developmental

task of the school-age period. When planning care, what would be the best activity to
introduce to Shelly to help her achieve this?
a. Encourage her to establish a new club.
b. Suggest she begin a diary in which she records her secret thoughts.
c. Help her with spelling so over a year’s time she becomes an expert at this.
d. Locate small projects she could complete in 1 day and feel rewarded.

3. Which of the following will you advise to a teen who is having her first period?
a. You cannot take a bath while on your period
b. Teens cannot use tampons
c. You can swim while on your period
d. You can only use tampons when you are 20 years old above

4. How many teeth children gain during school age?

a. 27
b. 28
c. 29
d. 30

5. A 7 Year old child strives for perfection. What is it called?

a. Eraser Year
b. Marker Year
c. Correction Year
d. Pencil Year

6. The following are socialization of a 6 year old, except.

a. When tired or stressed, prefer one to one contact
b. parallel play
c. Play in groups
d. Enjoy spending individual time with parents
7. Teaching safety is an important area to consider for school-age children. Which advice would
be best?
a. "Keep your backpack filled to capacity to avoid falling on frequent trips back to your locker."
b. "As soon as you no longer need an automobile booster seat, you'll no longer need a seatbelt
either."
c. "Gaining weight isn't serious in the school-age years; it only becomes a real problem after age
18 years."
d. "You're old enough to tell if you are sick or not; your mother's opinion isn't as important as
when you were younger.”

8. Shelly belonged to a series of clubs when she was 9 years old. How would the school nurse
describe the typical characteristic of a 9-year-old's club to the nursing student?
a. Clubs have formal rules and regulations.
b. Clubs are designed to help shy children get outside of their "comfort zone."
c. Clubs invariably exclude one or more children.
d. Clubs always include both boys and girls.

9. Age of 5 to 11 is when children undergo a shift from pre-operational thought to this, which is
the ability to reason through any problem they can visualize.
a. Concrete operational thought
b. Sensorimotor
c. Formal operational thought
d. Informal operational thought

10. Which basic conflict from Erikson's psychosocial stages does school-age belong?
a. Initiative vs. Guilt
b. Industry vs. Inferiority
c. Trust vs. Mistrust
d. Autonomy vs. Shame/doubt