NICU Exam 3 Questions and Answers with
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Which of the following is NOT D) Tetralogy of Fallot
considered a ductal dependent
lesion?
A) Transposition of the Great
Vessels
B) Truncus Arteriosus
C) Coarctation of the Aorta
D) Tetralogy of Fallot
Which increases the amount of C) Profound Pulmonary Stenosis
cyanosis seen with TET?
A) Large VSD
B) Mild Pulmonary Stenosis
C) Profound Pulmonary Stenosis
D) PDA
What is the treatment for an infant C) Bring knees to chest to increase
having a TET spell? intrathoracic
A) NPO pressure
B) PgE
C) Bring knees to chest to
increase
intrathoracic pressure
D) Indocin
,Which of the following is NOT a E) L > R PDA
cyanotic defect?
A) Transposition of the Great
Vessels
B) Truncus Arteriosus
C) Tricuspid Atresia
D) Tetralogy of Fallot
E) L >R PDA
Which of the following does NOT B) Truncus Arteriosus
increase pulmonary blood flow?
A) Coarctation of Aorta
B) Truncus Arteriosus
C) VSD
D) ASD
E) L > R PDA
Which antibodies transfer across IgG
the
placenta?
When does IgG cross the late gestation
placenta?
Which antibodies fight most IgM
infectious organisms but is not
produced until 30 weeks
gestation?
Which antibodies are delivered to IgA
infant via breast milk which helps
protects the infant's GI tract?
, What does the XRAY show for Free air in the abdomen-bowel perforation
NEC? (perf)
Lab values for NEC? -leukocytosis or leukopenia
-thrombocytopenia
-electrolyte imbalance
-metabolic imbalance
-hypoxia, hypercapnia
-blood in stools
-carbohydrate malabsorption
-DIC
Protrusion of intestines lateral to gastroschisis
the
umbilical stump and intestines are
not contained within a sac
Located at the insertion of the Omphalocele
umbilical cord; protruding
abdominal
organs are contained within a
translucent sac or membrane
What side is diaphragmatic hernia left
usually on?
Systolic murmurs are usually: benign
Diastolic murmurs usually means: heart disease or defect
Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
Which of the following is NOT D) Tetralogy of Fallot
considered a ductal dependent
lesion?
A) Transposition of the Great
Vessels
B) Truncus Arteriosus
C) Coarctation of the Aorta
D) Tetralogy of Fallot
Which increases the amount of C) Profound Pulmonary Stenosis
cyanosis seen with TET?
A) Large VSD
B) Mild Pulmonary Stenosis
C) Profound Pulmonary Stenosis
D) PDA
What is the treatment for an infant C) Bring knees to chest to increase
having a TET spell? intrathoracic
A) NPO pressure
B) PgE
C) Bring knees to chest to
increase
intrathoracic pressure
D) Indocin
,Which of the following is NOT a E) L > R PDA
cyanotic defect?
A) Transposition of the Great
Vessels
B) Truncus Arteriosus
C) Tricuspid Atresia
D) Tetralogy of Fallot
E) L >R PDA
Which of the following does NOT B) Truncus Arteriosus
increase pulmonary blood flow?
A) Coarctation of Aorta
B) Truncus Arteriosus
C) VSD
D) ASD
E) L > R PDA
Which antibodies transfer across IgG
the
placenta?
When does IgG cross the late gestation
placenta?
Which antibodies fight most IgM
infectious organisms but is not
produced until 30 weeks
gestation?
Which antibodies are delivered to IgA
infant via breast milk which helps
protects the infant's GI tract?
, What does the XRAY show for Free air in the abdomen-bowel perforation
NEC? (perf)
Lab values for NEC? -leukocytosis or leukopenia
-thrombocytopenia
-electrolyte imbalance
-metabolic imbalance
-hypoxia, hypercapnia
-blood in stools
-carbohydrate malabsorption
-DIC
Protrusion of intestines lateral to gastroschisis
the
umbilical stump and intestines are
not contained within a sac
Located at the insertion of the Omphalocele
umbilical cord; protruding
abdominal
organs are contained within a
translucent sac or membrane
What side is diaphragmatic hernia left
usually on?
Systolic murmurs are usually: benign
Diastolic murmurs usually means: heart disease or defect
