✅ WGU D115 - OA Readiness Exam | Latest 2025 Verified
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What Is The Most Common Indication For Genetic Counseling?
A) Maternal Age
B) Drug Exposure During The First Trimester?
C) Increased Maternal Alpha-Fetoprotein
D) History Of Previous Still Birth
ANSWER: A) Maternal Age
The Largest Group Of Women Who Benefit From Genetic Counseling Are Those Over The Age Of 35
The FNP Schedules A 38-Year-Old Primigravida (First Time Pregnancy) For An Amniocentesis At 16
Weeks Gestation. The FNP Would Explain That The Purpose Of This Procedure Is To:
A) Assess For The Possibility Of Twins
B) Deterime The Biliruben Level
C) Perform Genetic Studies
D) Assess L/S Ratio
ANSWER: C) Perform Genetic Studies
This Womans Age Puts Her At Risk For Down Syndrome
In The Most Commonly Seen Form Of Turner Syndrome, How Is The X Chromosome Affected?
A) Each Cell Has Only One X Chromosome?
B) Some Cells Have Two X Chromsomes, While The Other Cells Have Only One.
C) Each Cell Has Two X Chromsomes, But Part Of The Chromosome Is Missing.
D) Each Cell Has An Extra X Chromosome
ANSWER: A) Each Cell Has Only One X Chromsome
, 45% Of Persons With Turner Syndrome Have Monosomy X Meaning There Is Only One Copy Of The X
Chromosome In Each Cell.
The FNP Is Assessing A Newborn Who Is Demonstrating A High-Pitched Cry, Microcephaly,
Hypertelorism, Hypotonia, And A Low Birth Weight. The FNP Would Suspect Which Of The Following
Genetic Conditions?
A) Down Syndrome
B) Cri Du Chat
C) Charge Syndrome
D) Duncan Disease
ANSWER: B) Cri Du Chat
The Clinical Symptoms Of Cri Du Chat Syndrome Usually Include A High-Pitched Cat-Like Cry, Mental
Retardation, Delayed Development, Distinctive Facial Features, Small Head Size (Microcephaly), Widely-
Spaced Eyes (Hypertelorism), Low Birth Weight And Weak Muscle Tone (Hypotonia) In Infancy.
When Explaining The Types Of Adaptive Immunity, The FNP Student Is Aware That:
A) Adaptive Immunity Is A Cell-Mediated Immune Response Which Is
B) Adaptive Immunity Is The Level Of Immunity That All Persons Are Born With.
C) Adaptive Immunity Occurs When Antibodies Are Passed From The Mother To The Fetus.
D) Adaptive Immunity Occurs Through Immunization.
ANSWER: A) Adaptive Immunity Is A Cell-Mediated Immune Response Which Is Carried Out By T Cells
And B Cells.
There Are Two Types Of Adaptive Immunity Responses: The Cell-Mediated Immune Response, Which Is
Carried Out By T Cells, And The Humoral Immune Response, Which Is Controlled By Activated B Cells
And Antibodies.
A Woman Has Sustained A Traumatic Brain Injury. She Is Able To Follow Simple Commands And Can
Manipulate Objects. Which Term Describes This State?
A) Coma
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What Is The Most Common Indication For Genetic Counseling?
A) Maternal Age
B) Drug Exposure During The First Trimester?
C) Increased Maternal Alpha-Fetoprotein
D) History Of Previous Still Birth
ANSWER: A) Maternal Age
The Largest Group Of Women Who Benefit From Genetic Counseling Are Those Over The Age Of 35
The FNP Schedules A 38-Year-Old Primigravida (First Time Pregnancy) For An Amniocentesis At 16
Weeks Gestation. The FNP Would Explain That The Purpose Of This Procedure Is To:
A) Assess For The Possibility Of Twins
B) Deterime The Biliruben Level
C) Perform Genetic Studies
D) Assess L/S Ratio
ANSWER: C) Perform Genetic Studies
This Womans Age Puts Her At Risk For Down Syndrome
In The Most Commonly Seen Form Of Turner Syndrome, How Is The X Chromosome Affected?
A) Each Cell Has Only One X Chromosome?
B) Some Cells Have Two X Chromsomes, While The Other Cells Have Only One.
C) Each Cell Has Two X Chromsomes, But Part Of The Chromosome Is Missing.
D) Each Cell Has An Extra X Chromosome
ANSWER: A) Each Cell Has Only One X Chromsome
, 45% Of Persons With Turner Syndrome Have Monosomy X Meaning There Is Only One Copy Of The X
Chromosome In Each Cell.
The FNP Is Assessing A Newborn Who Is Demonstrating A High-Pitched Cry, Microcephaly,
Hypertelorism, Hypotonia, And A Low Birth Weight. The FNP Would Suspect Which Of The Following
Genetic Conditions?
A) Down Syndrome
B) Cri Du Chat
C) Charge Syndrome
D) Duncan Disease
ANSWER: B) Cri Du Chat
The Clinical Symptoms Of Cri Du Chat Syndrome Usually Include A High-Pitched Cat-Like Cry, Mental
Retardation, Delayed Development, Distinctive Facial Features, Small Head Size (Microcephaly), Widely-
Spaced Eyes (Hypertelorism), Low Birth Weight And Weak Muscle Tone (Hypotonia) In Infancy.
When Explaining The Types Of Adaptive Immunity, The FNP Student Is Aware That:
A) Adaptive Immunity Is A Cell-Mediated Immune Response Which Is
B) Adaptive Immunity Is The Level Of Immunity That All Persons Are Born With.
C) Adaptive Immunity Occurs When Antibodies Are Passed From The Mother To The Fetus.
D) Adaptive Immunity Occurs Through Immunization.
ANSWER: A) Adaptive Immunity Is A Cell-Mediated Immune Response Which Is Carried Out By T Cells
And B Cells.
There Are Two Types Of Adaptive Immunity Responses: The Cell-Mediated Immune Response, Which Is
Carried Out By T Cells, And The Humoral Immune Response, Which Is Controlled By Activated B Cells
And Antibodies.
A Woman Has Sustained A Traumatic Brain Injury. She Is Able To Follow Simple Commands And Can
Manipulate Objects. Which Term Describes This State?
A) Coma
