A Toddler Is Critically Injured and Admitted to the Pediatric

question 48

Multiple Choice

A toddler is critically injured and admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit.The child is on a ventilator and is sedated.The parents explain that the child is normally very active,wants to do everything himself,and is very chatty.Which aspects of this situation would cause the greatest psychosocial impact on this child?

• A) Activity restrictions
• B) Body image disturbances
• C) Communication barriers
• D) Loss of control
• E) Separation from peers

Recognize the differences between various areas of the brain involved in visual-spatial skills and their influence on professional skills.

Grasp how brain damage or neurological conditions affect language, communication, and motor functions.

Understand the basic concepts of Freudian psychoanalytic theory, including the id, ego, and superego.

Recognize the significance of the unconscious in shaping personality according to Freud.

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Definitions:

Impression Management

The process by which people attempt to control or manipulate the perceptions others have of them, often to appear favorable or competent.

Reinforcement Schedule

A plan or pattern that dictates the timing and frequency of reinforcing consequences in order to modify behavior.

Desired Behavior

The specific actions or responses that an individual or organization aims to elicit from others, often through incentives or guidelines.

Neutral Stimulus

A stimulus which initially produces no specific response other than focusing attention in classical conditioning before conditioning occurs.