NARM CIB test prep questions with correct answers

A possible finding using the Ballard Score Card is: A. The client has too much amniotic fluid. B. The client is favorable for induction of labor. C. The client should be referred for Perinatal mood disorders. D. The newborn's gestational age is 37 weeks, 5 days. CORRECT ANSWER D. The newborn's gestational age is 37 weeks, 5 days. When checking for popliteal angle you measure: A. The angle of the newborn's elbow when at rest. B. The angle of the newborn's knee at the point of resistance when thigh is on newborn's abdomen. C. How far across the newborn's chest the arm moves without resistance. D. The angle of the newborn's wrist at the point of resistance. CORRECT ANSWER B. The angle of newborn's knee at the point of resistance when thigh is on newborn's abdomen. A square window angle of less than 30 degrees indicates: A. A gestationally immature newborn. B. A neurological development delay. C. A gestationally mature newborn. D. Dislocated wrist. CORRECT ANSWER C. A gestationally mature newborn. A possible implication for the newborn with a mother with cardiac disease is: A: Large for gestational age.