PEDIATRIC NURSING EXAMINATION TEST
2026 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ Hannah Johnson Scenario 4
Answer: Wash and glove hands
Assess abdomen area (findings-rash)
Notify physician of findings
Administer PO benadryl
Notify parents of antibiotic allergic reaction
◉ Hannah Johnson Scenario 5
Answer: Ask Hannah what she means by being "different"
Ask Hannah what she knows about type 1 diabetes
Explain to Hannah that she can resume normal activities at home
and school
Have Hannah talk about her fears related to normal activities at
home and school
Provide further information to Hannah about activities and type 1
diabetes
◉ Baby Harris
, Answer: Educational- increased
Health- increased
LOC- increased
Pain- increased
Psych- increased
Safety- increased
◉ Baby Harris
Answer: Alteration in nutrition; less than body requirements
Potential for altered thermoregulation
Potential for blood glucose instability
◉ Baby Harris Scenario 1
Answer: Communicate with the newborns mother about any other
substances that were used during pregnancy.
Obtain maternal urine drug screen.
Consider opioids as first line of treatment for NAS
Consider Phenobarbital as second line of effective treatment for NAS
Screen the mother for sexually transmitted infections. Consider
discussing breastfeeding with the mother.
◉ Baby Harris Scenario 2
2026 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ Hannah Johnson Scenario 4
Answer: Wash and glove hands
Assess abdomen area (findings-rash)
Notify physician of findings
Administer PO benadryl
Notify parents of antibiotic allergic reaction
◉ Hannah Johnson Scenario 5
Answer: Ask Hannah what she means by being "different"
Ask Hannah what she knows about type 1 diabetes
Explain to Hannah that she can resume normal activities at home
and school
Have Hannah talk about her fears related to normal activities at
home and school
Provide further information to Hannah about activities and type 1
diabetes
◉ Baby Harris
, Answer: Educational- increased
Health- increased
LOC- increased
Pain- increased
Psych- increased
Safety- increased
◉ Baby Harris
Answer: Alteration in nutrition; less than body requirements
Potential for altered thermoregulation
Potential for blood glucose instability
◉ Baby Harris Scenario 1
Answer: Communicate with the newborns mother about any other
substances that were used during pregnancy.
Obtain maternal urine drug screen.
Consider opioids as first line of treatment for NAS
Consider Phenobarbital as second line of effective treatment for NAS
Screen the mother for sexually transmitted infections. Consider
discussing breastfeeding with the mother.
◉ Baby Harris Scenario 2
