NSNE 7100 - Module 6 - The Neonate Exam
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Newborns exhibit stress and stability cues. Stress cues include:
a) Gaze aversion, irregular respirations, finger splaying, hiccupping
b) Frowning, rhythmic sucking, grasping, arching
c) Jitters, tight fists, flexed extremities, sucking on hands
d) Dilated pupils, focused gaze, heart rate changes, reaching - CORRECT ANSWER a)
Gaze aversion, irregular respirations, finger splaying, hiccupping
Once the cord is cut and the infant takes the first breaths the arterial pO2:
a) Increases
b) Decreases - CORRECT ANSWER a) Increases
An infant born at 41 weeks is:
a) Macrosomic
b) Term
c) Post mature
d) Post term - CORRECT ANSWER b) Term
Habituation can be described as the ability to:
a) Engage with others
b) Engage in behaviors that decrease stress, anxiety, discomfort
c) Decrease responses to stimulation
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Newborns exhibit stress and stability cues. Stress cues include:
a) Gaze aversion, irregular respirations, finger splaying, hiccupping
b) Frowning, rhythmic sucking, grasping, arching
c) Jitters, tight fists, flexed extremities, sucking on hands
d) Dilated pupils, focused gaze, heart rate changes, reaching - CORRECT ANSWER a)
Gaze aversion, irregular respirations, finger splaying, hiccupping
Once the cord is cut and the infant takes the first breaths the arterial pO2:
a) Increases
b) Decreases - CORRECT ANSWER a) Increases
An infant born at 41 weeks is:
a) Macrosomic
b) Term
c) Post mature
d) Post term - CORRECT ANSWER b) Term
Habituation can be described as the ability to:
a) Engage with others
b) Engage in behaviors that decrease stress, anxiety, discomfort
c) Decrease responses to stimulation
