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This document contains ATI Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam questions with verified solutions covering essential maternity and neonatal nursing topics. It includes detailed content on neonatal abstinence syndrome symptoms, newborn hypoglycemia findings, and key newborn assessment indicators commonly tested in ATI examinations. The material is designed to help nursing students review high-yield maternal and newborn concepts through exam-style questions and structured answers. It supports efficient revision and preparation for the ATI Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam for the 2026/2027 testing cycle.

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ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN PROCTORED EXAM: 2026
100% PASS ASSURED EXAMINATION
SOLUTIONS
A baby with neonatal abstinence syndrome may
have a wide range of symtoms including CNS,
metabolic, vasomotor, respiratory, and GI.
These include:
(list 3 or more for each) - correct answer-
CNS:
-increased wakefulness
-high-pitched cry, incessant crying
-irritability
-tremors
-hyperactive w/increased Moro reflex
-increased DTRs
-increased muscle tone
-abrasions and/or excoriations on the face &
knees
-convulsions


Metabolic, Vasomotor, Respiratory:
-nasal congestion w/flaring
-frequent yawning
-skin mottling
-tachypnea >60/min
-sweating

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-temp >than 37.2 C (99 F)


GI:
-poor feeding
-regurgitation (projectile vomiting)
-diarrhea
-excessive uncoordinated constant sucking




Hypoglycemia in the newborn findings: -
correct answer- -poor feeding
-jitteriness/tremors
-hypothermia
-diaphoresis
-weak shrill cry
-lethargy
-flaccid muscle tone
-seizures/coma
-irregular respirations
-cyanosis
-apnea




normal newborn blood glucose=

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normal infant (up to 2 yrs) blood glucose= -
correct answer- 40-80 mg/dl


50-80 mg/dl




newborn dehydration s/s: - correct answer- -
urine output less than 1 mL/kg/hr
-urine specific gravity more than 1.015
-weight loss
-dry mucous membranes
-absent skin turgor
-depressed/sunken fontanels




postterm infant s/s: - correct answer- -wasted
appearance, thin w/loose skin
-peeling, cracked, dry skin, also leathery
-long, thin body
-meconium staining of fingernails and
umbilical cord
-long hair and nails
-may be more alert
-hypoglycemic
-macrosomic
-cold stress

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