CONCEPTS OF FAMILY CENTERED NURSING FOR THE PRACTICAL NURSE EXAM 2 ACTUAL
TEST PAPER QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS
Question:
Between the ages of 3 and 5
Answer:
there will be an increase of 3 inches in height, mostly in the legs, which contributes to the
development of an erect, slender appearance.
Question:
What are some of the ways to prevent poisoning?
Answer:
Store household detergents and cleaning supplies out of reach or in a locked cabinet; Do not put
chemicals into food or beverage containers; Keep medicines in a locked cabinet; Put medicine away
immediately after use;
Question:
Nutrition
Answer:
No strict meal times; An adult should take part in meal times; It's ok to serve their favorite foods
multiple times per week. No nutritional value in introducing solids before 4-6 months; Solid foods
should be introduced once the extrusion reflex disappears; The pincher grasp changes how they eat
in the first year.
Question:
How often should breastfed babies eat?
Answer:
,eat every 2-3 hours
Question:
How often should bottle-fed babies eat?
Answer:
every 3-4 hours
Question:
When should the child receive the Dtap injection?
Answer:
1st dose - 2 months; 2nd dose - 4 months; 3rd dose - 6 months; 4th dose - 15-18 months; 5th dose -
4-6 years
Question:
When should a child receive the Hep B injection?
Answer:
1st dose - birth; 2nd dose - 1-2 months; 3rd dose - 6-18 months
Question:
At age 7-10 What sport would you expect the child to play?
Answer:
A competitive sport (baseball)
Question:
Lochia Rubra
Answer:
bright red- lasts about 3 days after birth
, Question:
Lochia Serosa
Answer:
Pinkish and lasts days 4-10
Question:
Lochia Alba
Answer:
Mostly clear mucus and lasts days 11-21
Question:
When should a child be rear-facing in a car seat?
Answer:
1 year AND 22 lbs (should be in the back and in the center)
Question:
What does the Denver screening tool test for?
Answer:
Social, fine motor, adaptive, language, gross motor skills
Question:
Would you give a pregnant woman suffering CHF warfarin (Coumadin)?
Answer:
No. heparin to prevent clot formation. Anticoagulants may cause birth defects and not given during
pregnancy.
TEST PAPER QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS
Question:
Between the ages of 3 and 5
Answer:
there will be an increase of 3 inches in height, mostly in the legs, which contributes to the
development of an erect, slender appearance.
Question:
What are some of the ways to prevent poisoning?
Answer:
Store household detergents and cleaning supplies out of reach or in a locked cabinet; Do not put
chemicals into food or beverage containers; Keep medicines in a locked cabinet; Put medicine away
immediately after use;
Question:
Nutrition
Answer:
No strict meal times; An adult should take part in meal times; It's ok to serve their favorite foods
multiple times per week. No nutritional value in introducing solids before 4-6 months; Solid foods
should be introduced once the extrusion reflex disappears; The pincher grasp changes how they eat
in the first year.
Question:
How often should breastfed babies eat?
Answer:
,eat every 2-3 hours
Question:
How often should bottle-fed babies eat?
Answer:
every 3-4 hours
Question:
When should the child receive the Dtap injection?
Answer:
1st dose - 2 months; 2nd dose - 4 months; 3rd dose - 6 months; 4th dose - 15-18 months; 5th dose -
4-6 years
Question:
When should a child receive the Hep B injection?
Answer:
1st dose - birth; 2nd dose - 1-2 months; 3rd dose - 6-18 months
Question:
At age 7-10 What sport would you expect the child to play?
Answer:
A competitive sport (baseball)
Question:
Lochia Rubra
Answer:
bright red- lasts about 3 days after birth
, Question:
Lochia Serosa
Answer:
Pinkish and lasts days 4-10
Question:
Lochia Alba
Answer:
Mostly clear mucus and lasts days 11-21
Question:
When should a child be rear-facing in a car seat?
Answer:
1 year AND 22 lbs (should be in the back and in the center)
Question:
What does the Denver screening tool test for?
Answer:
Social, fine motor, adaptive, language, gross motor skills
Question:
Would you give a pregnant woman suffering CHF warfarin (Coumadin)?
Answer:
No. heparin to prevent clot formation. Anticoagulants may cause birth defects and not given during
pregnancy.
