MN 580 EXAM 4 2026 FULL SOLVED
QUESTIONS ANSWERS CLINICAL DECISION
MAKING REVIEW SHEET
◉ Which of the following laboratory tests can identify the causative
organism of bronchiolitis?
Answer: Nasal washing antigen test
◉ A Still murmur:
Answer: Has a humming or vibratory quality
◉ A physiological murmur has which of the following
characteristics?
Answer: Becomes softer when the patient moves from supine to
standing
◉ Cyclic vomiting may:
Answer: Not be associated with a headache
◉ 5 day old infant, jaundice, sunken anterior fontanel, difficulty
latching, bilirubin 18, dehydrated and drinks breast milk, jaundice.
Interventions?
, Answer: 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
◉ 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?
QUESTIONS ANSWERS CLINICAL DECISION
MAKING REVIEW SHEET
◉ Which of the following laboratory tests can identify the causative
organism of bronchiolitis?
Answer: Nasal washing antigen test
◉ A Still murmur:
Answer: Has a humming or vibratory quality
◉ A physiological murmur has which of the following
characteristics?
Answer: Becomes softer when the patient moves from supine to
standing
◉ Cyclic vomiting may:
Answer: Not be associated with a headache
◉ 5 day old infant, jaundice, sunken anterior fontanel, difficulty
latching, bilirubin 18, dehydrated and drinks breast milk, jaundice.
Interventions?
, Answer: 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
◉ 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?
