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A mother who breastfeeds her baby reports having engorged breasts
that last up to 24 hours. What action should the nurse recommend her
to take in order to alleviate the symptoms?
A. Put a cold icepack on her breasts during each feeding
B. Place a warm compress on both breasts
C. Wear a sports bra
D. Do not feed your baby during this time
B. Place a warm compress on both breasts
A mother asks if she should breastfeed her infant? She admits she
smoked during the pregnancy, too. How should the nurse respond?
A. "You should never breastfeed your child."
B. "Wait until you finish a feeding before having another cigarette."
C. "Your child will be at risk for microcephaly if you breastfeed."
D. "Your child will be at risk for cancer if you breastfeed."
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B. "Wait until you finish a feeding before having another cigarette."
Rationale: It is okay for mothers to breastfeed their babies even if they
smoke cigarettes. However, they should not smoke around the baby.
Which patient population needs to be taught about certain behaviors
that are "not appropriate" when they are meeting strangers?
Specifically, these patients need to be taught about not making sexual
gestures or acting on sexual impulses.
A. Autism
B. Fragile X Syndrome
C. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
D. Down Syndrome
D. Down Syndrome
What is something a nurse should know about the cardiovascular
system in patients who have down syndrome?
A. Looking specifically for congenital heart problems
B. The cardiovascular system will need to be assessed when they reach
their 30s
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C. Down syndrome patients have relatively low risk for congenital heart
problems
D. Congenital heart defects only occur in down syndrome patients who
are obese
A. Looking specifically for congenital heart problems
What is the most appropriate way to check a newborn's pulse?
A. Apical pulse
B. Radial pulse
C. Brachial pulse
D. Popliteal pulse
A. Apical pulse
There are different types of jaundice. An HCP says a newborn patient
has physiological jaundice to a neonatal nurse. What is the most likely
way the newborn acquired this type of jaundice?
A. Breastfeeding
B. Infection
C. Dubin-Johnson Syndrome
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D. Liver disease
A. Breastfeeding
Rationale: Breastfed babies have a higher incidence of jaundice. This is
relatively common and exists in about 60% of babies. It usually occurs
within one week.
A 12-year-old boy is inpatient while recovering from severe injuries he
sustained in an automobile accident. The mother notices her son's
sheets are wet each morning and she tells the nurse, "he has not done
that since he was 4 or 5 years old." How should the nurse characterize
the boy's behavior?
A. Depression
B. Victim of child abuse
C. Renal failure
D. Regression
D. Regression
If a child is born with fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) but does not display
any of the physical characteristics and the mother denies drinking
alcohol, what might be the first sign of FAS?
NUR 1025 EXAM 3 NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK|
COMPLETE 300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADRED A+| (MOST
RECENT!!)
A mother who breastfeeds her baby reports having engorged breasts
that last up to 24 hours. What action should the nurse recommend her
to take in order to alleviate the symptoms?
A. Put a cold icepack on her breasts during each feeding
B. Place a warm compress on both breasts
C. Wear a sports bra
D. Do not feed your baby during this time
B. Place a warm compress on both breasts
A mother asks if she should breastfeed her infant? She admits she
smoked during the pregnancy, too. How should the nurse respond?
A. "You should never breastfeed your child."
B. "Wait until you finish a feeding before having another cigarette."
C. "Your child will be at risk for microcephaly if you breastfeed."
D. "Your child will be at risk for cancer if you breastfeed."
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B. "Wait until you finish a feeding before having another cigarette."
Rationale: It is okay for mothers to breastfeed their babies even if they
smoke cigarettes. However, they should not smoke around the baby.
Which patient population needs to be taught about certain behaviors
that are "not appropriate" when they are meeting strangers?
Specifically, these patients need to be taught about not making sexual
gestures or acting on sexual impulses.
A. Autism
B. Fragile X Syndrome
C. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
D. Down Syndrome
D. Down Syndrome
What is something a nurse should know about the cardiovascular
system in patients who have down syndrome?
A. Looking specifically for congenital heart problems
B. The cardiovascular system will need to be assessed when they reach
their 30s
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C. Down syndrome patients have relatively low risk for congenital heart
problems
D. Congenital heart defects only occur in down syndrome patients who
are obese
A. Looking specifically for congenital heart problems
What is the most appropriate way to check a newborn's pulse?
A. Apical pulse
B. Radial pulse
C. Brachial pulse
D. Popliteal pulse
A. Apical pulse
There are different types of jaundice. An HCP says a newborn patient
has physiological jaundice to a neonatal nurse. What is the most likely
way the newborn acquired this type of jaundice?
A. Breastfeeding
B. Infection
C. Dubin-Johnson Syndrome
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D. Liver disease
A. Breastfeeding
Rationale: Breastfed babies have a higher incidence of jaundice. This is
relatively common and exists in about 60% of babies. It usually occurs
within one week.
A 12-year-old boy is inpatient while recovering from severe injuries he
sustained in an automobile accident. The mother notices her son's
sheets are wet each morning and she tells the nurse, "he has not done
that since he was 4 or 5 years old." How should the nurse characterize
the boy's behavior?
A. Depression
B. Victim of child abuse
C. Renal failure
D. Regression
D. Regression
If a child is born with fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) but does not display
any of the physical characteristics and the mother denies drinking
alcohol, what might be the first sign of FAS?
