4/19/25, 10:17 PM CCRN Neonatal
CCRN-NICU TEST BANK NEWEST VERSION 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS ||VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (130)
A patient who is G3P2 at Fetal Fibronectin- Fibronectins are a family of proteins
32 weeks' gestation found in extracellular matrix. Fetal fibronectins are
arrives at the triage unit found in fetal membranes and decidua throughout
complaining of regular the pregnancy. As the gestational sac implants and
uterine contractions. Her attaches to the interior of the uterus in the first half of
pregnancy history pregnancy, fFns are normally found in cervicovaginal
includes a preterm fluid. After 22 wks, the presence of fFns normally is no
delivery at 34 weeks. longer detected in vaginal secretions until
Before examining her, the approximately 2 weeks before the onset of delivery,
nurse performs electronic term or preterm.
fetal monitoring and
obtains a complete
history. The patient
reports no bleeding and
no rupture of
membranes. She has no
vaginal examinations or
sexual activity for more
than 24 hours. The
biochemical marker useful
in this situation for
predicting preterm birth
is:
/ 1/28
,4/20/25, 8:24 AM CCRN-NICU
A term infant if now 24 Notify the pediatric provider and transfer infant to the
hours old and rooming in special care nursery for obs under a radiant warmer
w/ mom. The infant was a c- with the poss dx of coarction of the aorta
sec due to maternal arrest of -COA has the classic findings of decreased perfusion
labor. Apgars of 7 and 8. and pulses in the lower extremities. Can develop
Membranes ruptured 12 temp instabilities and poor feeding. VHD should be
hours before delivery and suspected when infants present with an increase in RR
were mec stained. in the absence of any other resp distress and cyanosis
Prenatal group B step
screen at 36 weeks (-).
Maternal T before delivery
was 100.2. Assessment
reveals color slightly
pale,
decreased peripheral pulses
and perfusion in lower
extremities, difficulty getting
baby to latch, slight
lethargy, and RR 80 w/ no
grunting, flaring, or
retractions.
Interventions?
A term infant was just Place the infant under a radiant warmer, in a sterile
delivered with bowel bag tied at the axilla, and in a supported side-
gastroschisis. Before lying position.
transfer to a special care
nursery, delivery room
mgt would include which
of the following options?
/ 2/28
, 4/20/25, 8:24 AM CCRN-NICU
The neonatal nurse is Diaphragmatic hernia
called over to the labor
and delivery dep to assess
a term infant in resp
distress after an uneventful
vaginal delivery. Upon
arrival, the l&d nurse is
providing bag mask
ventilation. Infant appears
dusky. Abdomen has
scaphoid appearance
Breath sounds are not
audible on the L side of the
chest, Heart sounds more
prominent on the R side.
Based on this info, infant
most likely has?
Collection of blood between the periosteum and the
Which of the following
skull that does not cross the suture line. May enlarge
descriptions defines a
during the 24 hours after birth and may take several
cephalohematoma?
months to resolve.
After the birth of an infant Place the infant on the radiant warmer, dry, stimulate, and clear
through pea soup the airway
meconium who has poor
muscle tone and inadequate
breathing, the appropriate
first step is to:
A newborn is cyanotic, is Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
grunting, and has a barrel
chest and scaphoid
abdomen, Upon
auscultation the nurse
hears bowel sounds in the
L side of its chest. Breath
sounds are diminished. Most
likely cause?
/ 3/28
CCRN-NICU TEST BANK NEWEST VERSION 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS ||VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (130)
A patient who is G3P2 at Fetal Fibronectin- Fibronectins are a family of proteins
32 weeks' gestation found in extracellular matrix. Fetal fibronectins are
arrives at the triage unit found in fetal membranes and decidua throughout
complaining of regular the pregnancy. As the gestational sac implants and
uterine contractions. Her attaches to the interior of the uterus in the first half of
pregnancy history pregnancy, fFns are normally found in cervicovaginal
includes a preterm fluid. After 22 wks, the presence of fFns normally is no
delivery at 34 weeks. longer detected in vaginal secretions until
Before examining her, the approximately 2 weeks before the onset of delivery,
nurse performs electronic term or preterm.
fetal monitoring and
obtains a complete
history. The patient
reports no bleeding and
no rupture of
membranes. She has no
vaginal examinations or
sexual activity for more
than 24 hours. The
biochemical marker useful
in this situation for
predicting preterm birth
is:
/ 1/28
,4/20/25, 8:24 AM CCRN-NICU
A term infant if now 24 Notify the pediatric provider and transfer infant to the
hours old and rooming in special care nursery for obs under a radiant warmer
w/ mom. The infant was a c- with the poss dx of coarction of the aorta
sec due to maternal arrest of -COA has the classic findings of decreased perfusion
labor. Apgars of 7 and 8. and pulses in the lower extremities. Can develop
Membranes ruptured 12 temp instabilities and poor feeding. VHD should be
hours before delivery and suspected when infants present with an increase in RR
were mec stained. in the absence of any other resp distress and cyanosis
Prenatal group B step
screen at 36 weeks (-).
Maternal T before delivery
was 100.2. Assessment
reveals color slightly
pale,
decreased peripheral pulses
and perfusion in lower
extremities, difficulty getting
baby to latch, slight
lethargy, and RR 80 w/ no
grunting, flaring, or
retractions.
Interventions?
A term infant was just Place the infant under a radiant warmer, in a sterile
delivered with bowel bag tied at the axilla, and in a supported side-
gastroschisis. Before lying position.
transfer to a special care
nursery, delivery room
mgt would include which
of the following options?
/ 2/28
, 4/20/25, 8:24 AM CCRN-NICU
The neonatal nurse is Diaphragmatic hernia
called over to the labor
and delivery dep to assess
a term infant in resp
distress after an uneventful
vaginal delivery. Upon
arrival, the l&d nurse is
providing bag mask
ventilation. Infant appears
dusky. Abdomen has
scaphoid appearance
Breath sounds are not
audible on the L side of the
chest, Heart sounds more
prominent on the R side.
Based on this info, infant
most likely has?
Collection of blood between the periosteum and the
Which of the following
skull that does not cross the suture line. May enlarge
descriptions defines a
during the 24 hours after birth and may take several
cephalohematoma?
months to resolve.
After the birth of an infant Place the infant on the radiant warmer, dry, stimulate, and clear
through pea soup the airway
meconium who has poor
muscle tone and inadequate
breathing, the appropriate
first step is to:
A newborn is cyanotic, is Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
grunting, and has a barrel
chest and scaphoid
abdomen, Upon
auscultation the nurse
hears bowel sounds in the
L side of its chest. Breath
sounds are diminished. Most
likely cause?
/ 3/28
