Questions based on articles talked about in lecture
Understanding Pediatric Anxiety
This quiz will test your understanding of the relationship between temperament and preoperative anxiety in pediatric patients, as discussed in recent research articles.
- Learn key insights from the latest studies
- Assess your knowledge on childhood cognition and its impact on health
- Explore the findings from systematic reviews and meta-analyses
From Chow et al. Research article titled, "Children's Shyness in a Surgical Setting", what was the overall findings from this study?
Found that temperamental shyness predicted higher preoperative anxiety
Found that temperamental shyness predicted lower preoperative anxiety
Found that temperamental shyness predicted no preoperative anxiety
Found that temperamental shyness predicted a consistent amount of preoperative anxiety
From Chow et al. Systematic review article titled, "Association of Temperament with Preoperative Anxiety in Pediatric Patients Undergoing Surgery", what conclusion was made from this meta-analysis?
Findings suggest that temperamentally shy children may have developed coping strategies from dealing with persistent anxiety in their everyday environments, and they may use these coping skills in the surgical context
Findings was not consistent with previous findings involving temperamentally shy children who have been shown to behave consistently across contexts
Findings showed that patients with negative emotionality and inhibited temperament are more prone to experiencing preoperative anxiety
Findings showed that temperament styles are not associated with preoperative anxiety for young patients undergoing surgery
From Dobson et al. Systematic review article titled, "Associations between Childhood Cognition and Cardiovascular Events in Adulthood", what can be concluded from this article?
The results suggest that poorer childhood cognitive function is associated with an increased risk of CVD events
The results suggest that healthy childhood cognitive function is associated with an increased risk of CVD events
The results suggest that poorer childhood cognitive function is associated with an decreased risk of CVD events
None of the above
True or False: From Dobson et al. Systematic review article, findings suggest that placing emphasis on cognitive achievement in home and educational environments starting in childhood doesn't have benefits for reducing negative health behaviours associated with CVD.
True
False
Which article (that was discussed in lecture) suggest that temperament may help identify pediatric patients at risk of preoperative anxiety?
Chow et al. 2019- Association of Temperament with Preoperative Anxiety in Pediatric Patients Undergoing Surgery
Dobson et al. 2016- Associations between Childhood Cognition and Cardiovascular Events in Adulthood
Chow et al. 2017- Children's Shyness in the Surgical Setting
Chow et al. 2019- Association of Shyness with Preoperative Anxiety in Pediatric Patients Undergoing Surgery
What was the objective of the research conducted by Chow et al. In the article "Children's Shyness in the Surgical Setting"?
To examine the associations of shyness with preoperative anxiety in young patients undergoing surgery
To examine the relation between temperament and shyness in children who were undergoing elective surgery one week prior to surgery Time 1 (T1) and on the day of surgery Time 2 (T2)
To examine the relation between temperament and preoperative anxiety in children who were undergoing elective surgery one week prior to surgery Time 1 (T1) and on the day of surgery Time 2 (T2)
All of the above
What are the similarities between the Dobson et. Al article (Associations between Childhood Cognition and Cardiovascular Events in Adulthood) and Chow et al. article (Association of Temperament with Preoperative Anxiety in Pediatric Patients Undergoing Surgery)?
They both contain the word "Association" in the title
They're both systematic review and meta-analysis articles
They're both research articles
They both measure temperament and its association with children
From Chow et al. Association of Temperament with Preoperative Anxiety in Pediatric Patients Undergoing Surgery, emotionality, intensity of reaction, and withdrawal were observed to be associated with _____________ preoperative anxiety.
Increased
Decreased
Consistent
None of the above
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