NUR 1025 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What is the biggest physiological impact caused by
1.
fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)?
A. Altered brain growth
B. Depression
C. ADHD
D. Childhood obesity: A. Altered brain growth
2. If a patient has a vitamin deficiency. What are some
potential causes? Select all that apply:
A. Digestion
B. Water balance
C. Enzyme functioning
D. Nerve impulses
E. Metabolism
F. Inability to concentrate: A, B, C, D, & E
,A. Digestion
B. Water balance
C. Enzyme functioning
D. Nerve impulses
E. Metabolism
3. What is an interesting fact about infant mortality rate?
A. It is the highest in the UK as compared to other
developed countries
B. It is highest in France as compared to other developed
countries
C. It is highest in Mexico as compared to other developed
countries
D. It is the highest in the US as compared to other
developed countries: D. It is the highest in the US as compared to
other developed countries
4. Why do Down Syndrome patients need to be exposed
to strangers?
A. Socialinteractions help stimulate their brain
B. To ensure they know how to act appropriately in front
of people
,C. Strangers help put Down Syndrome patients at ease
D. Exposure to strangers reduces the symptoms of down
syndrome: B. To ensure they know how to act appropriately in front of
people
5. If an infant is diagnosed with failure to thrive, what
should be the long-term goal for the infant?
A. Incorporating lots of stimuli
B. Planning a consistent routine that the infant can follow
C. Encouraging lots different social interactions
D. A rapidly changing environment: B. Planning a consistent routine
that the infant can follow
6. A mother who bottle-feeds her baby reports having
engorged breasts. What are some interventions the
nurse can recommend for the mother? Select all that
apply:
A. Apply cabbage to breasts
B. Apply an icepack
C. Stimulate both nipples
D. Apply a warm compress
E. Try wearing a sports bra
F. Pump each breast: A, B, & E
A. Apply cabbage to breasts
, B. Applyan icepack
E. Try wearing a sports bra
7. If newborn baby receives its first APGAR score of 9,
when will the test be repeated?
A. 1 minute
B. 5 minutes
C. 10 minutes
D. 15 minutes: B. 5 minutes
8. What is the term for a newborn's first bowel
movement? It should occur within the first 12 hours.
A. Meconium
B. Nevi Simplex
C. Meningocele
D. Erythromycin: A. Meconium
9. Over the last 30 minutes, a woman has given birth to a
baby girl, who have received 3 APGAR scores of 8, 9,
and 9. Why does the nurse encourage the mother to
breastfeed her child?
A. The baby's APGAR scores indicate the baby is at
risk for infection and breastmilk contains
antibodies
B. The mother should take advantage of the baby's first
What is the biggest physiological impact caused by
1.
fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)?
A. Altered brain growth
B. Depression
C. ADHD
D. Childhood obesity: A. Altered brain growth
2. If a patient has a vitamin deficiency. What are some
potential causes? Select all that apply:
A. Digestion
B. Water balance
C. Enzyme functioning
D. Nerve impulses
E. Metabolism
F. Inability to concentrate: A, B, C, D, & E
,A. Digestion
B. Water balance
C. Enzyme functioning
D. Nerve impulses
E. Metabolism
3. What is an interesting fact about infant mortality rate?
A. It is the highest in the UK as compared to other
developed countries
B. It is highest in France as compared to other developed
countries
C. It is highest in Mexico as compared to other developed
countries
D. It is the highest in the US as compared to other
developed countries: D. It is the highest in the US as compared to
other developed countries
4. Why do Down Syndrome patients need to be exposed
to strangers?
A. Socialinteractions help stimulate their brain
B. To ensure they know how to act appropriately in front
of people
,C. Strangers help put Down Syndrome patients at ease
D. Exposure to strangers reduces the symptoms of down
syndrome: B. To ensure they know how to act appropriately in front of
people
5. If an infant is diagnosed with failure to thrive, what
should be the long-term goal for the infant?
A. Incorporating lots of stimuli
B. Planning a consistent routine that the infant can follow
C. Encouraging lots different social interactions
D. A rapidly changing environment: B. Planning a consistent routine
that the infant can follow
6. A mother who bottle-feeds her baby reports having
engorged breasts. What are some interventions the
nurse can recommend for the mother? Select all that
apply:
A. Apply cabbage to breasts
B. Apply an icepack
C. Stimulate both nipples
D. Apply a warm compress
E. Try wearing a sports bra
F. Pump each breast: A, B, & E
A. Apply cabbage to breasts
, B. Applyan icepack
E. Try wearing a sports bra
7. If newborn baby receives its first APGAR score of 9,
when will the test be repeated?
A. 1 minute
B. 5 minutes
C. 10 minutes
D. 15 minutes: B. 5 minutes
8. What is the term for a newborn's first bowel
movement? It should occur within the first 12 hours.
A. Meconium
B. Nevi Simplex
C. Meningocele
D. Erythromycin: A. Meconium
9. Over the last 30 minutes, a woman has given birth to a
baby girl, who have received 3 APGAR scores of 8, 9,
and 9. Why does the nurse encourage the mother to
breastfeed her child?
A. The baby's APGAR scores indicate the baby is at
risk for infection and breastmilk contains
antibodies
B. The mother should take advantage of the baby's first
