CMN 571 UNIT 1 EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
What is usually considered for children with severe to profound hearing loss only after
inadequate response to hearing aids? - Answer-Cochlear implants
Early intervention services for hearing impaired infants should meet the individualized
needs of the infant and family, including:
A. Cochlear implants
B. Communication competence
C. Social skills, emotional well-being, and positive self-esteem.
D. B & C - Answer-D
Infants who are tested within the first 24 hours after birth should receive a repeat
screening for PKU by ______ weeks of age. - Answer-2
T or F: The USPSTF does not recommend screening all newborn infants for PKU -
Answer-F: All newborn infants should be screened for PKU
Optimal timing of PKU screening for premature infants and infants with illnesses is at or
near ___ days of age, but in all cases before discharge from the newborn nursery. -
Answer-7
What is the minimum interval between doses of PCV13? - Answer-8 weeks
The final dose in the IPV series should be administered on or after the fourth birthday
and at least ____ months after the previous dose? - Answer-6 months
Vision assessment from birth to around 3 years of age should include what? - Answer-
assessing movement, alignment, pupils, and red reflex.
Starting around __ months their eyes should begin tracking movement. - Answer-2
Starting around ___ months, the corneal light reflex can be performed to assess for
misalignment. - Answer-3
When assessing vision, the Cover testing begins at ____ months of age. - Answer-6
At age ____ years, a formal visual acuity test should be completed (with either a
tumbling E chart or picture chart). - Answer-3
,This occurs when a significant portion of the population is vaccinated and that provides
a portion of immunity for those that have not developed immunity. The population helps
prevent disease in the unprotected population. The herd protects those who can not
safely get vaccinations. Generally 90 -95% of the population should be to be vaccinated
to have effective Herd immunity. - Answer-Herd Immunity
resistance developed in response to infection with an agent resulting in antibody
production. Active immunity is usually permanent. Can be either naturally acquired
through exposure and infection with the disease or artificially acquired through
immunization. Onset is 2-4 weeks and duration is years to lifetime. - Answer-Active
immunity
A person is given antibodies to a disease rather than producing them through his or her
own immune system. This is short term immunity through introduction of antibodies to a
disease. Can occur naturally as in the passage of antibodies from the mother to the
fetus during pregnancy or artificially acquired through injection of antibodies such as
gamma globulin. Onset is within 24 hours of the dose and duration is about 4-6 months.
- Answer-Passive immunity
What is the earliest age you can start giving influenza vaccine? - Answer-6 months
These screening should be performed on all newborns per bright futures. - Answer-
hearing, bilirubin, blood, critical congenital heart disease
All newborns should receive this initial screening before discharge from the hospital -
Answer-hearing
All newborns should be screened for this before nursery discharge or at the first
newborn visit if the baby is born at home or at a birth facility - Answer-bilirubin
All newborns should be screened for this using a pulse oximetry before nursery
discharge or at the first newborn visit if the baby is born at home or at a birth facility -
Answer-Critical congenital heart disease
Which risk assessment should preterms and low birth weight infants and formula fed
infants not on iron fortified formula have at the 4 month visit - Answer-Anemia
What should the NP apply after the first tooth eruption? - Answer-fluoride varnish
Which visit should developmental screening begin? - Answer-9 month
What universal screenings should take place at the 12 month visit? - Answer-Anemia,
lead, oral health,
What universal screening should take place at the 15 month visit? - Answer-oral health
, What universal screenings should take place at the 18 month visit? - Answer-Autism
spectrum disorder screen, developmental screen, oral health
What universal screenings should take place at the 2 year visit? - Answer-lead and oral
health
What universal screenings should take place at the 2 1/2 year visit? - Answer-
Developemental screening, oral health
How often should fluoride varnish be applied to baby teeth? - Answer-Every 6 months
What screenings should take place at the 3 year visit? - Answer-Vision, oral health
Vision screening at the 3 and 4 year visits should be objective measure with age
appropriate visual acuity measurement using what symbols? - Answer-HOTV or LEA
symbols
What universal screenings should take place at the 4 year visit? - Answer-hearing, oral
health, vision
How many days after birth do Infants usually regain their birth weight - Answer-7
What age do infants double their birth weight? - Answer-4-6 months
At what age do infants triple their birth weight? - Answer-1 year
Infants usually increase their length by ___% in the first year, but the rate of increase
slows during the second half of the year. - Answer-50 %
What supplement should be given to breastfed and partially breast fed infants? -
Answer-Vitamin D
What supplement is important for women to take during pregnancy to prevent neural
tube defects? - Answer-Folate
How many wet diapers in 24 hours should breast fed babies have? - Answer-6-8
At what age are solid foods typically introduced to infants? - Answer-4-6 months
A child is in the first grade. How many doses of inactivated polio virus vaccine (IPV) will
he have received? - Answer-4 doses
Before giving a child the MMR trivalent vaccine, it is recommended to wait how long
after cancer chemotherapy has stopped? - Answer-3 months
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
What is usually considered for children with severe to profound hearing loss only after
inadequate response to hearing aids? - Answer-Cochlear implants
Early intervention services for hearing impaired infants should meet the individualized
needs of the infant and family, including:
A. Cochlear implants
B. Communication competence
C. Social skills, emotional well-being, and positive self-esteem.
D. B & C - Answer-D
Infants who are tested within the first 24 hours after birth should receive a repeat
screening for PKU by ______ weeks of age. - Answer-2
T or F: The USPSTF does not recommend screening all newborn infants for PKU -
Answer-F: All newborn infants should be screened for PKU
Optimal timing of PKU screening for premature infants and infants with illnesses is at or
near ___ days of age, but in all cases before discharge from the newborn nursery. -
Answer-7
What is the minimum interval between doses of PCV13? - Answer-8 weeks
The final dose in the IPV series should be administered on or after the fourth birthday
and at least ____ months after the previous dose? - Answer-6 months
Vision assessment from birth to around 3 years of age should include what? - Answer-
assessing movement, alignment, pupils, and red reflex.
Starting around __ months their eyes should begin tracking movement. - Answer-2
Starting around ___ months, the corneal light reflex can be performed to assess for
misalignment. - Answer-3
When assessing vision, the Cover testing begins at ____ months of age. - Answer-6
At age ____ years, a formal visual acuity test should be completed (with either a
tumbling E chart or picture chart). - Answer-3
,This occurs when a significant portion of the population is vaccinated and that provides
a portion of immunity for those that have not developed immunity. The population helps
prevent disease in the unprotected population. The herd protects those who can not
safely get vaccinations. Generally 90 -95% of the population should be to be vaccinated
to have effective Herd immunity. - Answer-Herd Immunity
resistance developed in response to infection with an agent resulting in antibody
production. Active immunity is usually permanent. Can be either naturally acquired
through exposure and infection with the disease or artificially acquired through
immunization. Onset is 2-4 weeks and duration is years to lifetime. - Answer-Active
immunity
A person is given antibodies to a disease rather than producing them through his or her
own immune system. This is short term immunity through introduction of antibodies to a
disease. Can occur naturally as in the passage of antibodies from the mother to the
fetus during pregnancy or artificially acquired through injection of antibodies such as
gamma globulin. Onset is within 24 hours of the dose and duration is about 4-6 months.
- Answer-Passive immunity
What is the earliest age you can start giving influenza vaccine? - Answer-6 months
These screening should be performed on all newborns per bright futures. - Answer-
hearing, bilirubin, blood, critical congenital heart disease
All newborns should receive this initial screening before discharge from the hospital -
Answer-hearing
All newborns should be screened for this before nursery discharge or at the first
newborn visit if the baby is born at home or at a birth facility - Answer-bilirubin
All newborns should be screened for this using a pulse oximetry before nursery
discharge or at the first newborn visit if the baby is born at home or at a birth facility -
Answer-Critical congenital heart disease
Which risk assessment should preterms and low birth weight infants and formula fed
infants not on iron fortified formula have at the 4 month visit - Answer-Anemia
What should the NP apply after the first tooth eruption? - Answer-fluoride varnish
Which visit should developmental screening begin? - Answer-9 month
What universal screenings should take place at the 12 month visit? - Answer-Anemia,
lead, oral health,
What universal screening should take place at the 15 month visit? - Answer-oral health
, What universal screenings should take place at the 18 month visit? - Answer-Autism
spectrum disorder screen, developmental screen, oral health
What universal screenings should take place at the 2 year visit? - Answer-lead and oral
health
What universal screenings should take place at the 2 1/2 year visit? - Answer-
Developemental screening, oral health
How often should fluoride varnish be applied to baby teeth? - Answer-Every 6 months
What screenings should take place at the 3 year visit? - Answer-Vision, oral health
Vision screening at the 3 and 4 year visits should be objective measure with age
appropriate visual acuity measurement using what symbols? - Answer-HOTV or LEA
symbols
What universal screenings should take place at the 4 year visit? - Answer-hearing, oral
health, vision
How many days after birth do Infants usually regain their birth weight - Answer-7
What age do infants double their birth weight? - Answer-4-6 months
At what age do infants triple their birth weight? - Answer-1 year
Infants usually increase their length by ___% in the first year, but the rate of increase
slows during the second half of the year. - Answer-50 %
What supplement should be given to breastfed and partially breast fed infants? -
Answer-Vitamin D
What supplement is important for women to take during pregnancy to prevent neural
tube defects? - Answer-Folate
How many wet diapers in 24 hours should breast fed babies have? - Answer-6-8
At what age are solid foods typically introduced to infants? - Answer-4-6 months
A child is in the first grade. How many doses of inactivated polio virus vaccine (IPV) will
he have received? - Answer-4 doses
Before giving a child the MMR trivalent vaccine, it is recommended to wait how long
after cancer chemotherapy has stopped? - Answer-3 months
