NR 602 WEEK 4 MIDTERM EXAM LATEST 2024
EXAM | NR 602 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
WELL EXPLAINED AND DETAILED ANSWERS |
GRADED A+
QUESTION; What is a pediatric NP? - ANSWER-NP who manages well-child and preventative care.
Common pediatric acute and chronic illnesses
QUESTION; What is an acute pediatric NP? - ANSWER-Manages the acutely, critically ill pediatric patients
who are unstable and medically fragile.
QUESTION; What is quaternary care? - ANSWER-highly specialized
QUESTION; What is tertiary care? - ANSWER-specialized consultative care, usually provided on referral
from secondary medical personnel
QUESTION; Is the DTaP/Tdap vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the Polio vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the HIB vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the HepA vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the HBV vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the HPV vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the FLU vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
,QUESTION; Is the Meningococcal vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the PNA vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the MMR vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; Is the Varicella vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; Is the Rotavirus vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; Is the TB vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; Is the Small Pox vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; What is Vaccinations for children? - ANSWER-ACIP-recommended vaccinations at no cost for:
Medicaid eligible children <19y/o, uninsured, Native American or an Alaskan Native
Reduces disparities in vaccinations rates
QUESTION; Safe Sleep Recommendations for infants - ANSWER-Sleep in parents room, but in separate
bed for the first year, minimum 6 months
QUESTION; What is Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID)? - ANSWER-Death by suffocation, asphyxia,
entrapment, infection, ingestions, metabolic disease or trauma
QUESTION; How to prevent SUID? - ANSWER-Room sharing with NO bed sharing
Pacifier
No illicit drugs, ETOH, or smoking by family members
Back sleeping on firm surface
, No bumper pads
Only a fitted sheet on matteress
Avoid overheating
Breastfeeding
Immunizations
QUESTION; What are major risk factors for Lead Poisoning? - ANSWER--PICA
-Living near industrial plant that releases lead
-Caregiver working with lead based material
-Hobbies-ceramics, stained glass, fish tackle
-Lead based paint
-Herbal/folk remedies
-Food stored in pottery or metal containers
QUESTION; S+S of Lead Poisoning - ANSWER-GI upset
Anemia
Constipation
Impaired hearing
Learning disabilities
Delayed growth
May be asymptomatic
Severe: Seizures, coma, increased ICP
QUESTION; Lead Poisoning Dx tests - ANSWER-Lead
Free Erythrocyte Protoporphyrin (FEP)
Zinc Protoporphyrin (ZPP)
QUESTION; Who should be screened for Lead Poisoning - ANSWER-At risk children 1-2y/o
EXAM | NR 602 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
WELL EXPLAINED AND DETAILED ANSWERS |
GRADED A+
QUESTION; What is a pediatric NP? - ANSWER-NP who manages well-child and preventative care.
Common pediatric acute and chronic illnesses
QUESTION; What is an acute pediatric NP? - ANSWER-Manages the acutely, critically ill pediatric patients
who are unstable and medically fragile.
QUESTION; What is quaternary care? - ANSWER-highly specialized
QUESTION; What is tertiary care? - ANSWER-specialized consultative care, usually provided on referral
from secondary medical personnel
QUESTION; Is the DTaP/Tdap vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the Polio vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the HIB vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the HepA vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the HBV vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the HPV vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the FLU vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
,QUESTION; Is the Meningococcal vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the PNA vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-inactivated
QUESTION; Is the MMR vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; Is the Varicella vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; Is the Rotavirus vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; Is the TB vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; Is the Small Pox vaccination inactivated or a live vaccine? - ANSWER-Live
QUESTION; What is Vaccinations for children? - ANSWER-ACIP-recommended vaccinations at no cost for:
Medicaid eligible children <19y/o, uninsured, Native American or an Alaskan Native
Reduces disparities in vaccinations rates
QUESTION; Safe Sleep Recommendations for infants - ANSWER-Sleep in parents room, but in separate
bed for the first year, minimum 6 months
QUESTION; What is Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID)? - ANSWER-Death by suffocation, asphyxia,
entrapment, infection, ingestions, metabolic disease or trauma
QUESTION; How to prevent SUID? - ANSWER-Room sharing with NO bed sharing
Pacifier
No illicit drugs, ETOH, or smoking by family members
Back sleeping on firm surface
, No bumper pads
Only a fitted sheet on matteress
Avoid overheating
Breastfeeding
Immunizations
QUESTION; What are major risk factors for Lead Poisoning? - ANSWER--PICA
-Living near industrial plant that releases lead
-Caregiver working with lead based material
-Hobbies-ceramics, stained glass, fish tackle
-Lead based paint
-Herbal/folk remedies
-Food stored in pottery or metal containers
QUESTION; S+S of Lead Poisoning - ANSWER-GI upset
Anemia
Constipation
Impaired hearing
Learning disabilities
Delayed growth
May be asymptomatic
Severe: Seizures, coma, increased ICP
QUESTION; Lead Poisoning Dx tests - ANSWER-Lead
Free Erythrocyte Protoporphyrin (FEP)
Zinc Protoporphyrin (ZPP)
QUESTION; Who should be screened for Lead Poisoning - ANSWER-At risk children 1-2y/o