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WorksheetsNUR2513 MCN Test 2 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
A newborn's normal respiratory rate is ...
18 to 24 breaths/min
30 to 60 breaths/min
20 to 30 breaths/min
16 to 20 breaths/min
Vitamin K is given ...
In the baby's deltoid
Given orally right before a feeding
In the baby's buttocks
In the baby's vastus lateralis
Your baby has blue feet and hands. You know that this finding is ...
very abnormal, call the doctor immediately
is called acrocyanosis and is a normal finding
may cause the baby to become apneic if not corrected
is also called atonia and is very alarming
When inspecting the genitalia of a male infant, the nurse does all of the following except ...
Palpates the testes to make sure they are descended
Inspects the skin surrounding the area
Inspects the urethral opening
Retracts the foreskin
When assessing the patterns of sole creases on a number, the nurse finds that a full-term infant has ...
Creases covering 1/4 of the foot
One line across the center of the foot
Smooth with no creases
Creases covering 2/3 of the foot
When assessing the newborn's head, the nurse identifies swelling of the left posterior side of the head that crosses the suture line. This is called ...
Caput succedaneum
Overlapping
Cephalohematoma
Dehydration
Possibly signs of hip dysplasia include all of the following except ...
One leg longer than the other
Extra skin folds on the inner thigh
Movement appears to be normal
The doctor feels a click when the joint is moved
Hyperbilirubinemia is caused by all conditions below except ...
The mother does not breastfeed
ABO issues
Biliary atresia
Rh Isoimmunization
How does a nurse assess a fundus ...
Pushing firmly with both hands on the abdomen
Placing one hand on the fundus and the other on the perineum
Resting one hand gently until the bleeding stops
Placing one hand at the base of the uterus and the other on top of the fundus.
You are assessing a postpartum patient and you find a moderate amount of red blood. This is called ...
Lochia serosa
Lochia rubra
Lochia alba
Lochia serosangoneus
When would a nurse know that a mother is accepting of her new baby ...
She has a room full of company
She looks into her baby's eyes when she is holding her baby
She wishes to sleep
Her significant other holds the baby all day
Women may be prone to urinary retention after birth because of which two reasons ...
Decreased bladder sensation because of edema
She had an epidural in labor
She has had nothing to drink
She is severely dehydrated
Postpartum infections are often found in ...
Reproductive tract
Bladder
Blood
Breasts
You are assessing a newborn's 5 minute Apgar, the hands and feet are blue, the heart rate is 130, the baby is crying and moving. The score would be ...
9
8
7
6
You are assessing your postpartum patient and you find her fundus to be 3 fingerbreadths below the umbilicus. You know that this means ...
She is on postpartum day 3
She is going to start bleeding heavier
She needs to urinate
She just delivered the baby an hour ago
In Erickson's stage of development "Trust vs Mistrust," you know we are referring to which age group ...
Preschoolers
Toddlers
Infants
Adolescense
Your patient delivered a large baby and you note her fundus is boggy and displaced to the right. She is bleeding a moderate amount of blood. Your priority intervention includes ...
Get her pain medication
Restart her IV stat
Empty her bladder
Get her something to eat
A 3-year-old experiences tasks in Erickson's psychosocial stage of development. This stage is Industry vs. Inferiority. True or False?
You are caring for a preschooler. Which action should you take to prepare your patient for an assessment ...
Tell the child, this will not hurt
Make the parents leave the room
Use big words
Allow the child to role play
You are caring for a 12-month-old in the clinic. The mother wants to know if her baby is growing appropriately. The baby is 24 pounds. You know that this is ...
An appropriate weight gain for a baby weight 8 pounds at birth
Is too much because the baby's weight should double within the first year
Appropriate because the baby should grow 2 inches per month
Appropriate because the increase in height and length are most rapid from 9-12 months
