NUR 2407 ACTUAL TEST PAPER PREMIUM
SOLVED QUESTIONS FULL SOLUTION
ALREADY PASSED
◉ Prior to discharge, which procedures are completed on the healthy,
full-term newborn? (SATA)
a. evaluating for anemia
b. testing for hearing
c. obtaining a metabolic screening sample
d. screening for critical congenital heart defects
e. administering Dtap vaccine. Answer: b. testing for hearing
c. obtaining a metabolic screening sample
d. screening for critical congenital heart defects
◉ Which of these finding are evidence of the newborn's readiness for
discharge? (SATA)
a. respiratory rate below 60 breaths per minute with occasional sneeze
b. birthweight 4500 g, today's weight 3900g
c. axillary temp between 97.7 and 98.9F during the past 24 hours
d. serum billi level of 6.5
e. stool appearance has changed from greenish-black to brownish-
yellow color. Answer: a. respiratory rate below 60 breaths per minute
with occasional sneeze
, c. axillary temp between 97.7 and 98.9F during the past 24 hours
d. serum billi level of 6.5
e. stool appearance has changed from greenish-black to brownish-
yellow color
Rationale: billi <7 mg/dl is within normal limits
◉ IN preparation for the newborn's discharge the nurse measures the
newborn's oxygen saturation in the right hand and in the right foot
simultaneously. The results are as follows: Right hand 95%, Right
foot 89% Based on these results, what is the priority action by the
nurse?
a. contact the pediatrician immediately
b. repeat the procedure in 1 hour
c. inform the parents the baby cannot be discharge today
d. document that the newbown has a congenital heart disorder.
Answer: a. contact the pediatrician immediately
Rationale: <90% in either extrimity is a failed screening and needs to
be reported to the pediatrician. SPO2 >90% but <95% or if there is a
3% difference between the two measurements, the procedure is
repeated in an hour
◉ The nurse discusses the care of the umbilical cord with Judy and
David, Which statements are correct about recommended care for the
umbilical cord of the newborn?
SOLVED QUESTIONS FULL SOLUTION
ALREADY PASSED
◉ Prior to discharge, which procedures are completed on the healthy,
full-term newborn? (SATA)
a. evaluating for anemia
b. testing for hearing
c. obtaining a metabolic screening sample
d. screening for critical congenital heart defects
e. administering Dtap vaccine. Answer: b. testing for hearing
c. obtaining a metabolic screening sample
d. screening for critical congenital heart defects
◉ Which of these finding are evidence of the newborn's readiness for
discharge? (SATA)
a. respiratory rate below 60 breaths per minute with occasional sneeze
b. birthweight 4500 g, today's weight 3900g
c. axillary temp between 97.7 and 98.9F during the past 24 hours
d. serum billi level of 6.5
e. stool appearance has changed from greenish-black to brownish-
yellow color. Answer: a. respiratory rate below 60 breaths per minute
with occasional sneeze
, c. axillary temp between 97.7 and 98.9F during the past 24 hours
d. serum billi level of 6.5
e. stool appearance has changed from greenish-black to brownish-
yellow color
Rationale: billi <7 mg/dl is within normal limits
◉ IN preparation for the newborn's discharge the nurse measures the
newborn's oxygen saturation in the right hand and in the right foot
simultaneously. The results are as follows: Right hand 95%, Right
foot 89% Based on these results, what is the priority action by the
nurse?
a. contact the pediatrician immediately
b. repeat the procedure in 1 hour
c. inform the parents the baby cannot be discharge today
d. document that the newbown has a congenital heart disorder.
Answer: a. contact the pediatrician immediately
Rationale: <90% in either extrimity is a failed screening and needs to
be reported to the pediatrician. SPO2 >90% but <95% or if there is a
3% difference between the two measurements, the procedure is
repeated in an hour
◉ The nurse discusses the care of the umbilical cord with Judy and
David, Which statements are correct about recommended care for the
umbilical cord of the newborn?
