成教儿科护理学试卷(A)（Pediatric nursing examination paper for Adult Education (A)）.doc

成教儿科护理学试卷(A)（Pediatric nursing examination paper for Adult Education (A)） Pediatric nursing examination paper (A) Name and student number First, the noun explanation Neonatal stage: Physiologic jaundice: Tetralogy of fallot: Rickets rib beads: Hypotonic dehydration Pku: Premature infant Two. Fill in the blanks 1 anterior fontanelle closed early in ___________________________, closed in late _____________________. 2. neonatal physiological weight loss after birth _________ days, can be reduced by ________________, about 10 days to restore. 3. iron deficiency anemia and anemia _________________. 4. Chinas perinatal period generally refers to from ________________ to ________________. 5. the number of teeth ________________, Qi ________________ a number of permanent teeth. The first 7. malnutrition for __________________. The calculation formula =__________________ 8.1 to 6 months of weight, 9, the difference between light and heavy diarrhea mainly lies in ______________________. 10, according to the planned immunization program, 6 months in children have been vaccinated with hepatitis B vaccine and BCG vaccination, also ______________ and ___ _____________. 11, children were divided into 6 stages, according to the ________________, ________________, ________________, ________________, ________________, ________________ 12, general children after birth ________ months of birth weight was about 2 times, 2 years old weight is about _________ times at birth. 13, ventricular septal defect occurred in children with cyanotic symptoms, suggesting that the hemodynamic changes of ____ ______________. 14, in children with cardiovascular disease, the highest incidence of the disease is _ ____________. Three, individual choice questions 1. Which of the following is incorrect in the care of convulsions? A keep the airway clear, B give the town a silent pill, C bind the limbs, and prevent the falling bed D extra files, give oxygen to avoid injury E 2. The most common causative agent