NNP 1 Final Quiz With Complete
Solutions
, Preeclampsia Risk Factors? - Answers:Nulliparity, Young Age, Family History
Cardiomyopathy is a common defect associated with what? - Answers:Diabetes Mellitus
What is the Fetal Biophysical Profile comprised of? - Answers:5 factors (NST, breathing
movements, movements, tone, & amniotic fluid volume) measuring fetal well being
How do preterms have insensible water loss? - Answers:Through their Skin and
mucous membranes
What substrate is needed for growth? - Answers:protein
When is Alpha Fetoprotein (AFP) measured at? - Answers:15-22 weeks
What happens if there is an Increased AFP? - Answers:chromosomal defects
What is associated with Nuchal translucency (NT)? - Answers:Trisomy 21
What is the role of surfactant? - Answers:-Decreases alveolar surface tension
-Increases lung compliance
-Helps maintain a stable Function Residual Capacity (FRC)
BPD is defined as? - Answers:still needing Oxygen at DOL 28 and greater
What are the Benefits of colostrum? - Answers:Rapid growth of gut mucosa & IgA
What are Preterm infant calories requirements? - Answers:120 kcal/kg/day
What is the principle energy source? - Answers:glucose
Why can Intralipids be harmful? - Answers:impaired gas exchange, liver toxicity
What should not be ordered in your TPN in the first few days? - Answers:No sodium or
potassium
Variability is decreased due to what? - Answers:Hypoxia
What is responsible for the Respiratory center? - Answers:medulla & pons
What happens when the patient is cold stressed? - Answers:Metabolic acidosis
What happens with RDS? - Answers:Decreased surfactant production & Increased
surfactant metabolism
Solutions
, Preeclampsia Risk Factors? - Answers:Nulliparity, Young Age, Family History
Cardiomyopathy is a common defect associated with what? - Answers:Diabetes Mellitus
What is the Fetal Biophysical Profile comprised of? - Answers:5 factors (NST, breathing
movements, movements, tone, & amniotic fluid volume) measuring fetal well being
How do preterms have insensible water loss? - Answers:Through their Skin and
mucous membranes
What substrate is needed for growth? - Answers:protein
When is Alpha Fetoprotein (AFP) measured at? - Answers:15-22 weeks
What happens if there is an Increased AFP? - Answers:chromosomal defects
What is associated with Nuchal translucency (NT)? - Answers:Trisomy 21
What is the role of surfactant? - Answers:-Decreases alveolar surface tension
-Increases lung compliance
-Helps maintain a stable Function Residual Capacity (FRC)
BPD is defined as? - Answers:still needing Oxygen at DOL 28 and greater
What are the Benefits of colostrum? - Answers:Rapid growth of gut mucosa & IgA
What are Preterm infant calories requirements? - Answers:120 kcal/kg/day
What is the principle energy source? - Answers:glucose
Why can Intralipids be harmful? - Answers:impaired gas exchange, liver toxicity
What should not be ordered in your TPN in the first few days? - Answers:No sodium or
potassium
Variability is decreased due to what? - Answers:Hypoxia
What is responsible for the Respiratory center? - Answers:medulla & pons
What happens when the patient is cold stressed? - Answers:Metabolic acidosis
What happens with RDS? - Answers:Decreased surfactant production & Increased
surfactant metabolism
