When Discussing Long-Term Complications of a Child with Cleft Lip

question 33

Multiple Choice

When discussing long-term complications of a child with cleft lip and palate,the nurse tells the parents that one of the complications is:

• A) cognitive impairment.
• B) altered growth and development.
• C) faulty dentition.
• D) physical abilities.

Understand the physiological changes and hormonal influences during puberty.

Identify key nutritional needs and potential dietary issues during adolescence.

Recognize the psychological impact of physical appearance and self-esteem in teenagers.

Describe the development and function of the sex glands.

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Definitions:

Emotionally Charged

Refers to situations, events, or topics that evoke strong emotional responses.

Interpersonal Problems

Difficulties in interaction and communication between individuals that may lead to conflict or emotional stress.

Schizotypal Personality Disorder

A psychiatric disorder defined by extreme fear in social situations, impaired reasoning, paranoid thoughts, a sense of being detached from the environment, short-term psychosis, and often peculiar beliefs.

Behavioral Eccentricities

Unusual or unconventional behaviors or actions that deviate from societal norms but do not necessarily indicate a mental disorder.