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MN 580 FINAL EXAM / ACTUAL EXAM NEWEST
2026/2027 COMPLETE ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+|BRAND NEW VERSION!
New grade II vibratory, midsystolic murmur, louder when
patient is supine - ANSWER-Stills murmur
Harsh, blowing, grade IV/VI murmur at 6 month old. What
should the NP do? - ANSWER-Refer to cardiology
5 day old infant, jaundice, sunken anterior fontanel,
difficulty latching, bilirubin 18, dehydrated and drinks
breast milk, jaundice. Interventions? - ANSWER-
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Interventions: all of the above (phototherapy, providing
support, strict I/O)
Infant with dehydration. Weight 6kg, watching I/O,
adequate hydration, urinary output. How much fluid would
you give? - ANSWER-13 ml/kg/hour
PCP diagnosed 5 year old with asthma. Prescribes PO
steroid and SABA via metered-dose inhaler. What
information is important to give? - ANSWER-Make
recommendations for disease mamagement
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18 month old presents with rectal temperature of 100.4,
acting normal. NP would recommend: - ANSWER-Offering
extra fluids and calling if symptoms change
10 year old child with shooting pain in both legs, aching,
tingling, burning, unable to pin point specific location.
What type of pain is this? - ANSWER-Neuropathic pain
Parent concerned about vaccine reaction. What should NP
tell them? - ANSWER-MMR may be linked to febrile
seizures in immunocompromised children
MN 580 FINAL EXAM / ACTUAL EXAM NEWEST
2026/2027 COMPLETE ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+|BRAND NEW VERSION!
New grade II vibratory, midsystolic murmur, louder when
patient is supine - ANSWER-Stills murmur
Harsh, blowing, grade IV/VI murmur at 6 month old. What
should the NP do? - ANSWER-Refer to cardiology
5 day old infant, jaundice, sunken anterior fontanel,
difficulty latching, bilirubin 18, dehydrated and drinks
breast milk, jaundice. Interventions? - ANSWER-
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Interventions: all of the above (phototherapy, providing
support, strict I/O)
Infant with dehydration. Weight 6kg, watching I/O,
adequate hydration, urinary output. How much fluid would
you give? - ANSWER-13 ml/kg/hour
PCP diagnosed 5 year old with asthma. Prescribes PO
steroid and SABA via metered-dose inhaler. What
information is important to give? - ANSWER-Make
recommendations for disease mamagement
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18 month old presents with rectal temperature of 100.4,
acting normal. NP would recommend: - ANSWER-Offering
extra fluids and calling if symptoms change
10 year old child with shooting pain in both legs, aching,
tingling, burning, unable to pin point specific location.
What type of pain is this? - ANSWER-Neuropathic pain
Parent concerned about vaccine reaction. What should NP
tell them? - ANSWER-MMR may be linked to febrile
seizures in immunocompromised children
