NUR 330 Exam 1 Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
A rattle is appropriate for what age Correct Answers 1-4
months
active artificial immunity Correct Answers Vaccination
Active natural immunity Correct Answers Catching a cold
acute glomerulonephritis s/s Correct Answers Hematuria,
brown/frothy urine, decreased U/O, headache, N/V, abdominal
pain, HTN, facial edema
Age for walking independently Correct Answers 12-15 months
Age infant can pull to stand Correct Answers 10 months
Age infant can roll from prone to supine Correct Answers 4
months
Age infant can roll from supine to prone and back to supine
Correct Answers 5 months
Age infant can tripod sit Correct Answers 6 months
Age infant can walk independently Correct Answers 12 months
Age when running starts Correct Answers 24 months
Amblyopia Correct Answers Lazy eye
, Babbling Correct Answers 7-10 months
Babinski reflex should last from ________ to _______ Correct
Answers Birth to 12 months
Birth weight doubles by _______ and triples by ________
Correct Answers 6 months/12 months
Characteristics of Crohn's disease Correct Answers Any area of
the GI tract, intermittent lesions, fistulas may occur, transmural
ulcers, granulomas present
Characteristics of ulcerative colitis Correct Answers
Rectum/variable length of colon affected, continuous uniform
lesions, fistulas absent, ulcerations shallow, granulomas absent
Common sign of lupus Correct Answers Butterfly rash
Cooing Correct Answers 1-3 months
Critical symptoms of appendicitis Correct Answers Abdominal
pain suddenly relieved, guarding, abdominal dissension, high
fever, dehydration
Erikson stage 1 Correct Answers Trust vs mistrust (0-1.5)
Erikson stage 2 Correct Answers Autonomy vs shame (1.5-3)
Erikson stage 3 Correct Answers Initiative vs guilt (3-5)
Erikson stage 4 Correct Answers Industry vs inferiority (5-12)
A rattle is appropriate for what age Correct Answers 1-4
months
active artificial immunity Correct Answers Vaccination
Active natural immunity Correct Answers Catching a cold
acute glomerulonephritis s/s Correct Answers Hematuria,
brown/frothy urine, decreased U/O, headache, N/V, abdominal
pain, HTN, facial edema
Age for walking independently Correct Answers 12-15 months
Age infant can pull to stand Correct Answers 10 months
Age infant can roll from prone to supine Correct Answers 4
months
Age infant can roll from supine to prone and back to supine
Correct Answers 5 months
Age infant can tripod sit Correct Answers 6 months
Age infant can walk independently Correct Answers 12 months
Age when running starts Correct Answers 24 months
Amblyopia Correct Answers Lazy eye
, Babbling Correct Answers 7-10 months
Babinski reflex should last from ________ to _______ Correct
Answers Birth to 12 months
Birth weight doubles by _______ and triples by ________
Correct Answers 6 months/12 months
Characteristics of Crohn's disease Correct Answers Any area of
the GI tract, intermittent lesions, fistulas may occur, transmural
ulcers, granulomas present
Characteristics of ulcerative colitis Correct Answers
Rectum/variable length of colon affected, continuous uniform
lesions, fistulas absent, ulcerations shallow, granulomas absent
Common sign of lupus Correct Answers Butterfly rash
Cooing Correct Answers 1-3 months
Critical symptoms of appendicitis Correct Answers Abdominal
pain suddenly relieved, guarding, abdominal dissension, high
fever, dehydration
Erikson stage 1 Correct Answers Trust vs mistrust (0-1.5)
Erikson stage 2 Correct Answers Autonomy vs shame (1.5-3)
Erikson stage 3 Correct Answers Initiative vs guilt (3-5)
Erikson stage 4 Correct Answers Industry vs inferiority (5-12)
