Family Nursing EXAM 2. Latest 2026-
2027. Questions & Correct Answers.
Graded A
A car seat for an infant less than 1 year of age:
A. is not needed if the infant is held securely in the lap of an adult.
B. should be placed close to the driver in the front passenger seat.
C. should face the rear and be placed in the center of the back seat.
D. should face forward and be placed on the driver's side of the back seat. -
ANSC. should face the rear and be placed in the center of the back seat
A mother expresses concern that her 1-year-old infant is overweight. She
states that her family has a tendency to be overweight and wishes to
discontinue formula feedings and start the infant on low-fat milk. The nurse
assesses that the present weight of the infant is 24 lb. The infant's birth
weight was 8 lb 2 oz. The best response of the nurse would be:
A. to place the infant on low-fat milk because the infant is slightly
overweight at this time.
B. to place the infant on regular whole milk because the infant's weight is
appropriate for his age.
C. to indicate that the infant is underweight for his age and needs to have
supplemental formula added to the diet.
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, D. to note that infancy is a period of rapid growth and weight loss will occur
as the infant becomes more active. - ANSB. to place the infant on regular
whole milk because the infant's weight is appropriate for his age.
Choose the situation that describes appropriate administration of RhO (D)
immune globulin (RhoGAM).
A. Rh-negative newborn, Rh-negative mother, given IV to the newborn
within 12 hours of birth
B. Rh-positive newborn, Rh-negative mother, given IV to the mother within
1 week of birth
C. Rh-positive newborn, Rh-negative mother, given IM to the mother within
72 hours of birth
D. Rh-negative newborn, Rh-positive mother, given IM to the mother within
72 hours of birth - ANSD. Rh-negative newborn, Rh-positive mother, given
IM to the mother within 72 hours of birth
Colostrum's greatest benefit to the newborn is prevention of:
A. constipation
B. weight loss
C. hemorrhage
D. infection - ANSD. infection
Diuresis in the early postpartum period indicates:
A. urinary tract infection.
B. retention of body fluids.
C. excretion of excess fluid.
D. edema near the urinary meatus. - ANSC. excretion of excess fluid.
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2027. Questions & Correct Answers.
Graded A
A car seat for an infant less than 1 year of age:
A. is not needed if the infant is held securely in the lap of an adult.
B. should be placed close to the driver in the front passenger seat.
C. should face the rear and be placed in the center of the back seat.
D. should face forward and be placed on the driver's side of the back seat. -
ANSC. should face the rear and be placed in the center of the back seat
A mother expresses concern that her 1-year-old infant is overweight. She
states that her family has a tendency to be overweight and wishes to
discontinue formula feedings and start the infant on low-fat milk. The nurse
assesses that the present weight of the infant is 24 lb. The infant's birth
weight was 8 lb 2 oz. The best response of the nurse would be:
A. to place the infant on low-fat milk because the infant is slightly
overweight at this time.
B. to place the infant on regular whole milk because the infant's weight is
appropriate for his age.
C. to indicate that the infant is underweight for his age and needs to have
supplemental formula added to the diet.
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, D. to note that infancy is a period of rapid growth and weight loss will occur
as the infant becomes more active. - ANSB. to place the infant on regular
whole milk because the infant's weight is appropriate for his age.
Choose the situation that describes appropriate administration of RhO (D)
immune globulin (RhoGAM).
A. Rh-negative newborn, Rh-negative mother, given IV to the newborn
within 12 hours of birth
B. Rh-positive newborn, Rh-negative mother, given IV to the mother within
1 week of birth
C. Rh-positive newborn, Rh-negative mother, given IM to the mother within
72 hours of birth
D. Rh-negative newborn, Rh-positive mother, given IM to the mother within
72 hours of birth - ANSD. Rh-negative newborn, Rh-positive mother, given
IM to the mother within 72 hours of birth
Colostrum's greatest benefit to the newborn is prevention of:
A. constipation
B. weight loss
C. hemorrhage
D. infection - ANSD. infection
Diuresis in the early postpartum period indicates:
A. urinary tract infection.
B. retention of body fluids.
C. excretion of excess fluid.
D. edema near the urinary meatus. - ANSC. excretion of excess fluid.
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