According to the DSM-V, the length of time for which learning problems must occur before meeting the criteria for a learning disability is at least:

A 6-year-old girl is brought to the clinic by her grandmother, who is concerned about her granddaughter’s growth and learning difficulties. The child was born to a mother with a history of heavy alcohol use during pregnancy. On physical examination, the girl has a small head circumference, a smooth philtrum, thin upper lip, and small palpebral fissures. She also has short stature and low body weight for her age. Neurodevelopmental assessment reveals poor coordination, attention deficits, and learning disabilities. Question: Which of the following sets of criteria are essential for diagnosing fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) in this child?  

In a patient-centered healthcare home, which of the following best describes the development of the plan of care for a child with complex medical needs?

Which of the following statements accurately describes the process of diagnosing intellectual disabilities?  

Which of the following steps is MOST appropriate if a newborn fails the initial hearing screening (OAE/ABR)?    

What is a key role of the primary care provider (PCP) in coordinating services and supporting families of children with developmental delays?  

“Special needs” is an umbrella term used to define or categorized individuals so they can receive needed services, set appropriate goals, and gain an understanding of a child and family. All the following meet the criteria for “special needs” EXCEPT:

Which statement about lifespan-related changes and tissue integrity is true?

A nurse is providing sick-day management education to a patient with diabetes. Which statement by the patient indicates they understand the teaching?

Which clinical manifestations of impaired tissue integrity suggest an infestation?