NURS 5365 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTION.
1 of 99
Term
You are seeing a full-term infant in the clinic for a 2-week checkup.
Based on all the information you have gathered, you are worried that the
infant has a metabolic disorder. After discussing your concerns with the
mother, what would be your first course of
action?
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DETERMINE WHAT OTHER
FACTORS MAY HAVE INFLUENCED
, REFER THE INFANT THE MOTHER'S LATE PRENATAL
TO A GENETICIST CARE AND DRUG USE
CHECK THE STATE CALL THE PHLEBOTOMIST TO
SCREENING DRAW LAB WORK
RESULTS
Don't know?
2 of 99
Term
You are the NNP on transport expecting to receive a known
congenital diaphragmatic hernia. Upon arrival you notice
that the infants oxygen saturations are 85% in RA. Shortly
after the infant develops intermittent apnea, requiring
continuous stimulation. You know you need to provide this
infant with respiratory support to
increase both the oxygen saturations and resolve the
intermittent apnea. Given this congenital anomaly you know it
is best to:
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REDUCE THE NUMBER OF
MULTIPLE BIRTHS INTUBATE AND VENTILATE
RESULTING FROM IVF IMMEDIATELY
PROCEDURES
CHECK THE STATE
SCREENING RESULTS FOREGROUND QUESTION
Don't know?
,3 of 99
, Term
Attachment and bonding can be a significant concern for
parents who have an infant in the NICU. Length of stay
and degree of
prematurity can further impact a parent or parents' ability to
bond
with their infant. An example of an impediment to bonding
would be:
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Infant who's environment
Infant who is fed orally from birth is an
isolette
Infant who sleeps in a crib at home Infant who is always held by parents
Don't know?
4 of 99
Definition
FALSE If you answered:- True, this is incorrect because, the
World Health Organizations supports a collaborative
educational practice that will allow all allied health
professionals including physicians to learn from the
classroom to practice the importance of effective
collaborative team work to improve health outcomes. Bosque
(2011).
Give this one a try later!
COMPLETE SOLUTION.
1 of 99
Term
You are seeing a full-term infant in the clinic for a 2-week checkup.
Based on all the information you have gathered, you are worried that the
infant has a metabolic disorder. After discussing your concerns with the
mother, what would be your first course of
action?
Give this one a try later!
DETERMINE WHAT OTHER
FACTORS MAY HAVE INFLUENCED
, REFER THE INFANT THE MOTHER'S LATE PRENATAL
TO A GENETICIST CARE AND DRUG USE
CHECK THE STATE CALL THE PHLEBOTOMIST TO
SCREENING DRAW LAB WORK
RESULTS
Don't know?
2 of 99
Term
You are the NNP on transport expecting to receive a known
congenital diaphragmatic hernia. Upon arrival you notice
that the infants oxygen saturations are 85% in RA. Shortly
after the infant develops intermittent apnea, requiring
continuous stimulation. You know you need to provide this
infant with respiratory support to
increase both the oxygen saturations and resolve the
intermittent apnea. Given this congenital anomaly you know it
is best to:
Give this one a try later!
REDUCE THE NUMBER OF
MULTIPLE BIRTHS INTUBATE AND VENTILATE
RESULTING FROM IVF IMMEDIATELY
PROCEDURES
CHECK THE STATE
SCREENING RESULTS FOREGROUND QUESTION
Don't know?
,3 of 99
, Term
Attachment and bonding can be a significant concern for
parents who have an infant in the NICU. Length of stay
and degree of
prematurity can further impact a parent or parents' ability to
bond
with their infant. An example of an impediment to bonding
would be:
Give this one a try later!
Infant who's environment
Infant who is fed orally from birth is an
isolette
Infant who sleeps in a crib at home Infant who is always held by parents
Don't know?
4 of 99
Definition
FALSE If you answered:- True, this is incorrect because, the
World Health Organizations supports a collaborative
educational practice that will allow all allied health
professionals including physicians to learn from the
classroom to practice the importance of effective
collaborative team work to improve health outcomes. Bosque
(2011).
Give this one a try later!
