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Which should always be included in the evaluation of a child with a suspected learning disorder? a. full
history and physical exam
b. Denver II developmental assessment
c. genetic and chromosomal testing
d. intelligence quotient measurement - ansa
Which symptoms would prompt the ordering of a genetic test for Prader- Willi syndrome?
a. obesity, daytime hyperactivity, increased libido
b. large hands/feet, thin saliva
c. neonatal hypotonia, feeding difficulties
d. failure to thrive, hyperphagia, clitoromegaly - ansc
Which test is the MOST sensitive EARLY indicator for musculoskeletal inflammatory disorders?
a. complete blood count with differential (CBC)
b. C-reactive protein (CRP)
c. erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
d. anti-nuclear antibodies (ANA) - ansb
While examining a 2-month-old, the PNP notices leukocoria. This is the most common physical finding
associated with:
A) Neuroblastoma
B) Retinoblastoma
C) Retrolental fibroplasia
D) Congenital cataracts - ansb
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While examining a 2.5 week old infant, you notice irritability when you lift the infant and an
asymmetrical Moro reflex. A spasm of the sternocleidomastoid on the left side is also present. These
findings suggest: a. Torticollis
b. Genu varum
c. Fracture clavicle
d. Pierre-Robin syndrome - ansc
While examining a 3-year-old child for a well-child visit, labial adhesions are noted. The PNP discusses
with the mother:
A) Concern of sexual abuse
B) Proper hygiene
C) Causes of UTI
D) Surgical treatment of the adhesions - ansb
While examining a 3-year-old child for a well-child visit, labial adhesions are noted. The PNP discusses
with the mother:
A) Surgical treatment of the adhesions
B) Proper hygiene
C) Concern of sexual abuse
D) Causes of UTI - ansb
While obtaining a family history, a mother tells the PNP that her maternal grandfather, her mother,
herself, her son, and her daughter have von Willebrand disease. The PNP describes this inheritance
pattern as:
A) Mosaic
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B) Autosomal recessive
C) Autosomal dominant
D) X-linked - ansc
While performing a well child check exam on a 3yo you discover a heart murmur. In your eval, you
remember the following about innocent murmurs:
a. they are best heard in diastole
b. you must radiate to the axilla
c. the intensity is no greater than I or II/VI
d. There is no variation with changes in position - ansc
WR's (port-wine stain/nevus flammeus) are concerned about her appearance and the psychological
effect on their daughter as she becomes aware of her condition. In educating the parents, you tell them
about several options. Which of the following is not an appropriate management or treatment
consideration for WR?
a. application of topical steroids to the affected area to prevent pruritus
b. camouflage the affected areas with cosmetics
c. pulsed laser treatment of affected area
d. counseling for psychological concerns - ansa
You are evaluating FP, 3yo, who acutely sustained a burn when she pulled a pan of boiling water onto
herself within the past hour. Since burns are classified according to the depth of the injury to the skin
layers and the amount of area involved, how would you rate the 5% of her body surface is burned
involving the epidermis and upper part of the dermis?
a. She has a minor first and second degree burn
b. She has a major second degree burn
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c. She has a major full thickness burn
d. She has a major first and second degree burns - ansd
You are performing a newborn physical exam and you notice white specks around the circumference of
the iris. You will also have to assess for:
a. hypertonicity
b. cherry red spot on the macula
c. heart murmur
d. cleft palate - ansc
You diagnose Kelli, 7mo, with diaper dermatitis. Which of the following should not be included in the
differential diagnosis?
a. Atopic dermatitis
b. Child abuse
c. Contact dermatitis
d. Pityriasis alba - ansd
You examine C.C. a newborn, & observe numerous white papular lesions on the cheeks, forehead, and
nose. You suspect either milia or neonatal acne. Which physical finding helps to confirm a diagnosis of
milia?
a. Papular lesons are intermixed with pale yellow macules
b. papular lesions have an erythematous circular ring at the base
c. papular lesions are surrounded by lacy-blue area with erythematous mottling
d. papular lesions, yellow in color, are observed on the hard palate - ansd
You have diagnosed DL with acute atopic dermatitis. Which of the following is not correct regarding the
incidence of this condition?
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Which should always be included in the evaluation of a child with a suspected learning disorder? a. full
history and physical exam
b. Denver II developmental assessment
c. genetic and chromosomal testing
d. intelligence quotient measurement - ansa
Which symptoms would prompt the ordering of a genetic test for Prader- Willi syndrome?
a. obesity, daytime hyperactivity, increased libido
b. large hands/feet, thin saliva
c. neonatal hypotonia, feeding difficulties
d. failure to thrive, hyperphagia, clitoromegaly - ansc
Which test is the MOST sensitive EARLY indicator for musculoskeletal inflammatory disorders?
a. complete blood count with differential (CBC)
b. C-reactive protein (CRP)
c. erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
d. anti-nuclear antibodies (ANA) - ansb
While examining a 2-month-old, the PNP notices leukocoria. This is the most common physical finding
associated with:
A) Neuroblastoma
B) Retinoblastoma
C) Retrolental fibroplasia
D) Congenital cataracts - ansb
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While examining a 2.5 week old infant, you notice irritability when you lift the infant and an
asymmetrical Moro reflex. A spasm of the sternocleidomastoid on the left side is also present. These
findings suggest: a. Torticollis
b. Genu varum
c. Fracture clavicle
d. Pierre-Robin syndrome - ansc
While examining a 3-year-old child for a well-child visit, labial adhesions are noted. The PNP discusses
with the mother:
A) Concern of sexual abuse
B) Proper hygiene
C) Causes of UTI
D) Surgical treatment of the adhesions - ansb
While examining a 3-year-old child for a well-child visit, labial adhesions are noted. The PNP discusses
with the mother:
A) Surgical treatment of the adhesions
B) Proper hygiene
C) Concern of sexual abuse
D) Causes of UTI - ansb
While obtaining a family history, a mother tells the PNP that her maternal grandfather, her mother,
herself, her son, and her daughter have von Willebrand disease. The PNP describes this inheritance
pattern as:
A) Mosaic
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B) Autosomal recessive
C) Autosomal dominant
D) X-linked - ansc
While performing a well child check exam on a 3yo you discover a heart murmur. In your eval, you
remember the following about innocent murmurs:
a. they are best heard in diastole
b. you must radiate to the axilla
c. the intensity is no greater than I or II/VI
d. There is no variation with changes in position - ansc
WR's (port-wine stain/nevus flammeus) are concerned about her appearance and the psychological
effect on their daughter as she becomes aware of her condition. In educating the parents, you tell them
about several options. Which of the following is not an appropriate management or treatment
consideration for WR?
a. application of topical steroids to the affected area to prevent pruritus
b. camouflage the affected areas with cosmetics
c. pulsed laser treatment of affected area
d. counseling for psychological concerns - ansa
You are evaluating FP, 3yo, who acutely sustained a burn when she pulled a pan of boiling water onto
herself within the past hour. Since burns are classified according to the depth of the injury to the skin
layers and the amount of area involved, how would you rate the 5% of her body surface is burned
involving the epidermis and upper part of the dermis?
a. She has a minor first and second degree burn
b. She has a major second degree burn
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c. She has a major full thickness burn
d. She has a major first and second degree burns - ansd
You are performing a newborn physical exam and you notice white specks around the circumference of
the iris. You will also have to assess for:
a. hypertonicity
b. cherry red spot on the macula
c. heart murmur
d. cleft palate - ansc
You diagnose Kelli, 7mo, with diaper dermatitis. Which of the following should not be included in the
differential diagnosis?
a. Atopic dermatitis
b. Child abuse
c. Contact dermatitis
d. Pityriasis alba - ansd
You examine C.C. a newborn, & observe numerous white papular lesions on the cheeks, forehead, and
nose. You suspect either milia or neonatal acne. Which physical finding helps to confirm a diagnosis of
milia?
a. Papular lesons are intermixed with pale yellow macules
b. papular lesions have an erythematous circular ring at the base
c. papular lesions are surrounded by lacy-blue area with erythematous mottling
d. papular lesions, yellow in color, are observed on the hard palate - ansd
You have diagnosed DL with acute atopic dermatitis. Which of the following is not correct regarding the
incidence of this condition?
