STABLE TEST 2025
Intestinal ileus - ANSWER -Peristalsis or motility diminishes dramatically or
stops completely
-Abdominal distension and risk for aspiration
Intestinal injury from hypoxia - ANSWER -Brain shunts blood away from non-
vital organs
-Vulnerable to ischemic damage
-Give the bowel adequate time to recover from the injury that has occurred
(bowel rest)
Signs of bowel obstruction - ANSWER -Maternal history of polyhydramnios
-Abdominal distension
-Bilious emesis
Which of the following statements is true?
A. The majority of the glycogen is deposited in the earlier portion of the third
trimester
B. The majority of the glycogen is deposited in the latter portion of the third
trimester
C. Both glycogen deposited in the earlier portion and latter portion of the third
trimester are equal - ANSWER B.
Late preterm infant definition - ANSWER 34.0-36.6
Hypoglycemia general signs - ANSWER -Weak or high-pitched cry that is
abnormal
-Trouble feeding, weak suck, incoordinate suck
-Hypothermia
-Diaphoresis
, Hypoglycemia neurological signs - ANSWER -Jitteriness
-Irritability
-Hypotonia
-Lethargy
-Seizure
Hypoglycemia cardiorespiratory findings - ANSWER -Tachypnea
-Respiratory depression
-Apnea
-Cyanosis
Check the blood sugar within ____ after delivery or when the baby becomes
sick - ANSWER 1-2 hours
Continue to monitor each ____ in relation to the glucose levels, interventions
administered, and infant's health status - ANSWER 1-3 hours
Extended the duration of monitoring based on the infant's risk factors and
treatment response, and maintain the blood sugar level within ______ -
ANSWER 50-110
What is the highest concentration of dextrose which can be infused safely via
peripheral IV? - ANSWER D12.5
Conductive heat loss - ANSWER Heat transfer between two solid bodies in
contact with one another
-Infant on a solid surface like a table
Convection heat loss - ANSWER Convection heat loss occurs when body heat
of the infant is carried away by currents of air
Transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN) - ANSWER -Late preterm or term
infants
-Risk factors: csection (specifically without labor), precipitous delivery,
diabetes in mother, twins, male gender
Intestinal ileus - ANSWER -Peristalsis or motility diminishes dramatically or
stops completely
-Abdominal distension and risk for aspiration
Intestinal injury from hypoxia - ANSWER -Brain shunts blood away from non-
vital organs
-Vulnerable to ischemic damage
-Give the bowel adequate time to recover from the injury that has occurred
(bowel rest)
Signs of bowel obstruction - ANSWER -Maternal history of polyhydramnios
-Abdominal distension
-Bilious emesis
Which of the following statements is true?
A. The majority of the glycogen is deposited in the earlier portion of the third
trimester
B. The majority of the glycogen is deposited in the latter portion of the third
trimester
C. Both glycogen deposited in the earlier portion and latter portion of the third
trimester are equal - ANSWER B.
Late preterm infant definition - ANSWER 34.0-36.6
Hypoglycemia general signs - ANSWER -Weak or high-pitched cry that is
abnormal
-Trouble feeding, weak suck, incoordinate suck
-Hypothermia
-Diaphoresis
, Hypoglycemia neurological signs - ANSWER -Jitteriness
-Irritability
-Hypotonia
-Lethargy
-Seizure
Hypoglycemia cardiorespiratory findings - ANSWER -Tachypnea
-Respiratory depression
-Apnea
-Cyanosis
Check the blood sugar within ____ after delivery or when the baby becomes
sick - ANSWER 1-2 hours
Continue to monitor each ____ in relation to the glucose levels, interventions
administered, and infant's health status - ANSWER 1-3 hours
Extended the duration of monitoring based on the infant's risk factors and
treatment response, and maintain the blood sugar level within ______ -
ANSWER 50-110
What is the highest concentration of dextrose which can be infused safely via
peripheral IV? - ANSWER D12.5
Conductive heat loss - ANSWER Heat transfer between two solid bodies in
contact with one another
-Infant on a solid surface like a table
Convection heat loss - ANSWER Convection heat loss occurs when body heat
of the infant is carried away by currents of air
Transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN) - ANSWER -Late preterm or term
infants
-Risk factors: csection (specifically without labor), precipitous delivery,
diabetes in mother, twins, male gender
