PNCB PNP-PC Master Study Set Questions
and Answers|Latest Update
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 6-7 months? Raking grasp
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 7-9 months? Finger grasp
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 8-10 months? Pincer grasp
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 10-12 months? ONE mark on paper
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 17-18 months? Stacks 3 blocks
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 22-24 months? Stacks 6 blocks
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 2-3 months? Smiles and coos
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 4-5 months? Laughs
,What language skill do you expect in an infant age 5-6 monhts? Babbles
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 8-9 months? "Mama-Dada"
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 9-10 months? Understands "No"
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 15-18 months? Points to body part
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 18-22 months? 2 words together
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 22-24 months? 30-50 word vocabulary
What percentage should a 3 year old be understood by strangers? 90%
What requirements exist for use of booster seats? Must use one if less than 4 years old or
less than 40 lbs
,What should you do if an infant is born to a HepB + mother? Hep B vaccine and HBIG
within 12 hours of birth
Test for HBsAg and antibody to HBsAg after 3 or more doses of Hep B
What vaccine should be given to pregnant women? TDaP
Up until what age must you give two doses of influenza for the initial innoculation? 9
years
Two doses must be 1 month apart
What should you consider when performing a Mantoux test on a recent immigrant?
Whether they have received the Bacille Calmette-Guérin vaccine as this can cause false
positives
What syndrome is described by:
Microcephaly
Flattened nose
, Protruding tongue
Inner epicanthal folds
Upward slanting eyes
Hypotonia
Brushfield spots
Single palmar crease Down Syndrome/ Trisomy 21
What syndrome is described by:
Tall Stature
Transverse crease
Gynecomastia
Underdeveloped sexual characteristics
Learning disability Klinefelter Syndrome
What syndrome is described by:
Webbed neck
and Answers|Latest Update
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 6-7 months? Raking grasp
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 7-9 months? Finger grasp
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 8-10 months? Pincer grasp
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 10-12 months? ONE mark on paper
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 17-18 months? Stacks 3 blocks
What fine motor skill do you expect in an infant age 22-24 months? Stacks 6 blocks
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 2-3 months? Smiles and coos
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 4-5 months? Laughs
,What language skill do you expect in an infant age 5-6 monhts? Babbles
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 8-9 months? "Mama-Dada"
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 9-10 months? Understands "No"
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 15-18 months? Points to body part
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 18-22 months? 2 words together
What language skill do you expect in an infant age 22-24 months? 30-50 word vocabulary
What percentage should a 3 year old be understood by strangers? 90%
What requirements exist for use of booster seats? Must use one if less than 4 years old or
less than 40 lbs
,What should you do if an infant is born to a HepB + mother? Hep B vaccine and HBIG
within 12 hours of birth
Test for HBsAg and antibody to HBsAg after 3 or more doses of Hep B
What vaccine should be given to pregnant women? TDaP
Up until what age must you give two doses of influenza for the initial innoculation? 9
years
Two doses must be 1 month apart
What should you consider when performing a Mantoux test on a recent immigrant?
Whether they have received the Bacille Calmette-Guérin vaccine as this can cause false
positives
What syndrome is described by:
Microcephaly
Flattened nose
, Protruding tongue
Inner epicanthal folds
Upward slanting eyes
Hypotonia
Brushfield spots
Single palmar crease Down Syndrome/ Trisomy 21
What syndrome is described by:
Tall Stature
Transverse crease
Gynecomastia
Underdeveloped sexual characteristics
Learning disability Klinefelter Syndrome
What syndrome is described by:
Webbed neck
