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CPN Practice Test Latest Update 2024 -2025 50 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+ A 3 year old has a poor appetite, documented weight loss, and diminished energy. Which lab result would indicate a need for lead exposure screening? A. decreased platelet B. increased magnesium C. decreased hemoglobin D. increased neutrophil - CORRECT ANSWER: C. decreased hemoglobin A child receiving a blood transfusion develops fluid overload. In addition to stopping the infusion, which intervention should be anticipated FIRST? A. positioning child upright with feet dependent B. beginning oxygen administration per face mask C. administering furosemide over 30 minutes D. restarting transfusion at slower rate - CORRECT ANSWER: A. positioning child upright with feet dependent A chronically ill child being treated with antibiotics has developed foul smelling, watery diarrhea. Which is the MOST likely cause? A. Clostridium difficile B. Rotavirus C. Salmonella typhi D. Yersinia enterocolitis - CORRECT ANSWER: A. Clostridium difficile A disparaging remark is made by another nurse about the frequently absent caregivers of a child with a chronic illness. Which is the MOST appropriate response? A. "Have the caregiver's support system and resources been assessed?" B. "It is hard to care for a child whose caregivers are difficult or absent." C. "Have you called child protective services to discuss your concerns?" D. "Let's notify social services so we can establish visiting rules for the family." - CORRECT ANSWER: A. "Have the caregiver's support system and resources been assessed?" A neighbor asks for advice about her school -age child's daily headaches over the last month. There has been no history of head trauma or fever. The MOST appropriate response is to recommend that the parent A. consider having the child's vision checked. B. give the child acetaminophen or ibuprofen. C. keep a diary to document when headaches occur. D. have the child evaluated by a healthcare provider. - CORRECT ANSWER: D. have the child evaluated by a healthcare provider. A normal sinus arrhythmia can be distinguished from an abnormal arrhythmia by asking the child to A. take deep breaths. B. breathe normally. C. hold his/her breath. D. breathe slowly. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. hold his/her breath. A preschooler is admitted with an altered level of consciousness, light sensitivity, and vomiting. Assessment findings include a purpuric rash to both lower extremities. The INITIAL response should be to A. administer ordered antibiotics and antiemetics. B. implement isolation precautions. C. obtain immunization and admission data. D. prepare for a lumbar puncture. - CORRECT ANSWER: B. implement isolation precautions.