WGU D119 NURS 6840 PEDIATRIC PRIMARY
CARE FINAL EXAM FINAL PAPER 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION GRADED
A+
◉ CHAT. Answer: check for autism in toddlers
◉ cooking utensils that are pottery. Answer: can cause
developmental delays
◉ 16 yr old. Answer: should have objective thoughts
◉ Hyperthyroidism. Answer: overactive thyroid condition
◉ cellulitis. Answer: fever and prorbital swelling go to ER
◉ Viral conjunctivitis. Answer: adenovirus; highly contagious**
swimming pools - epidemic keratoconjunctivitis
*erythema, copious watery discharge
,tx: eye lavage with normal saline BID x7-14 days/vasoconstrictor-
antihistamine drops
◉ Bacterial conjunctivitis. Answer: pinkeye; very contagious
◉ impetigo. Answer: crust
◉ stomach issues. Answer: keep food diary
◉ Thalassemia. Answer: treatment is blood transfusions passed
from a parent to a child
◉ Split S2 heart sound. Answer: atrial septic defect
◉ appendicitis. Answer: pain near belly button& moves to the right.
n/v, poor appetite, fever, chills
◉ pyloric stenosis. Answer: narrowing of the opening of the stomach
to the duodenum
forceful vomiting, dehydration, always hungry, lump in abdomen wt
loss failure to thrive ,, olive shaped mass,,,diagnosed by 12 weeks
,◉ GERD. Answer: spitting up beyond 1 yr old, choking or wheezing,
irritable inconsolable crying after eating
◉ hydrocele. Answer: scrotal swelling caused by a collection of fluid
painless, ultrasound needed, swollen testicle, in newborns goes
away by 1 yr old
◉ testicular torsion. Answer: twisting of the spermatic cord pinch
the inside of the thigh to see if testicle contracts
◉ superficial partial thickness burn. Answer: Involves the epidermis
and the upper portion of the dermis. Involved area may be extremely
painful and exhibit blisters. Healing occurs with minimal to no
scarring in 5-21 days.
◉ vegetarian diets. Answer: lack Vit B12 and zinc
◉ otitis media with effusion. Answer: happens because of a recent
infection that created fluid (acute otitis media) they dont have a
fever anymore
◉ acute otitis media. Answer: usually associated with an upper
respiratory infection and is most commonly seen in young children
(bacterial)
, ◉ Maculopapular Rash Diseases preceded by 3 days of fever.
Answer: caused from measles, rubella, fifth disease, called roseola it
can appear after the fever goes away and the rash is blanchable. pts
are not contagious after being afebrile for 24 hrs. begins on the back
of the neck and spreads to the trunk
◉ sickle cell pts vaccination schedule. Answer: pt should get
vaccinated on schedule
◉ Vaccine contraindications. Answer: acutely moderately ill. fever of
103 no vaccines if they are on ABX it is ok
◉ Koplik's spots are associated with ___. Answer: measles white and
granular and cirled by an erythemous ring all inside the mouth
◉ 1 week old has purulent discharge from both eyes. Answer:
chlamydia from mother
◉ Satellite lesions bum. Answer: Usually occurs w/ yeast infection;
fungal infection; main lesion sends out "spores" to start a new lesion
elsewhere
◉ MMR and Varicella immunizations come later (15 mos). Answer:
given on the same day or at least a month apart
CARE FINAL EXAM FINAL PAPER 2026 TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION GRADED
A+
◉ CHAT. Answer: check for autism in toddlers
◉ cooking utensils that are pottery. Answer: can cause
developmental delays
◉ 16 yr old. Answer: should have objective thoughts
◉ Hyperthyroidism. Answer: overactive thyroid condition
◉ cellulitis. Answer: fever and prorbital swelling go to ER
◉ Viral conjunctivitis. Answer: adenovirus; highly contagious**
swimming pools - epidemic keratoconjunctivitis
*erythema, copious watery discharge
,tx: eye lavage with normal saline BID x7-14 days/vasoconstrictor-
antihistamine drops
◉ Bacterial conjunctivitis. Answer: pinkeye; very contagious
◉ impetigo. Answer: crust
◉ stomach issues. Answer: keep food diary
◉ Thalassemia. Answer: treatment is blood transfusions passed
from a parent to a child
◉ Split S2 heart sound. Answer: atrial septic defect
◉ appendicitis. Answer: pain near belly button& moves to the right.
n/v, poor appetite, fever, chills
◉ pyloric stenosis. Answer: narrowing of the opening of the stomach
to the duodenum
forceful vomiting, dehydration, always hungry, lump in abdomen wt
loss failure to thrive ,, olive shaped mass,,,diagnosed by 12 weeks
,◉ GERD. Answer: spitting up beyond 1 yr old, choking or wheezing,
irritable inconsolable crying after eating
◉ hydrocele. Answer: scrotal swelling caused by a collection of fluid
painless, ultrasound needed, swollen testicle, in newborns goes
away by 1 yr old
◉ testicular torsion. Answer: twisting of the spermatic cord pinch
the inside of the thigh to see if testicle contracts
◉ superficial partial thickness burn. Answer: Involves the epidermis
and the upper portion of the dermis. Involved area may be extremely
painful and exhibit blisters. Healing occurs with minimal to no
scarring in 5-21 days.
◉ vegetarian diets. Answer: lack Vit B12 and zinc
◉ otitis media with effusion. Answer: happens because of a recent
infection that created fluid (acute otitis media) they dont have a
fever anymore
◉ acute otitis media. Answer: usually associated with an upper
respiratory infection and is most commonly seen in young children
(bacterial)
, ◉ Maculopapular Rash Diseases preceded by 3 days of fever.
Answer: caused from measles, rubella, fifth disease, called roseola it
can appear after the fever goes away and the rash is blanchable. pts
are not contagious after being afebrile for 24 hrs. begins on the back
of the neck and spreads to the trunk
◉ sickle cell pts vaccination schedule. Answer: pt should get
vaccinated on schedule
◉ Vaccine contraindications. Answer: acutely moderately ill. fever of
103 no vaccines if they are on ABX it is ok
◉ Koplik's spots are associated with ___. Answer: measles white and
granular and cirled by an erythemous ring all inside the mouth
◉ 1 week old has purulent discharge from both eyes. Answer:
chlamydia from mother
◉ Satellite lesions bum. Answer: Usually occurs w/ yeast infection;
fungal infection; main lesion sends out "spores" to start a new lesion
elsewhere
◉ MMR and Varicella immunizations come later (15 mos). Answer:
given on the same day or at least a month apart
