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WorksheetsNUR335: Exam 4 (STUDY GUIDE #1) 20q
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which newborns require the car seat safety challenge? (SATA)
Gestational age < 35 weeks
Full-term infants
Infants with congenital heart defects
Infants with episodes of apnea
Infants who are breastfeeding poorly
Which action prevents hypothermia in a newborn immediately after birth?
Delay drying until after APGAR
Place infant skin-to-skin
Remove hat to improve airflow
Bathe immediately
Which action decreases the risk of SIDS?
Side sleeping
Using bumpers
Back-to-sleep
Co-sleeping
Which tool is essential for managing newborn nasal congestion and sputum?
Humidifier
Warm compress
Bulb syringe
Nasal spray
What is the FIRST step in newborn resuscitation?
Stimulate vigorously
Apply pulse oximeter
Dry the newborn thoroughly
Begin chest compressions
Which diaper finding is normal during the first week of life?
Large amount of bright-red blood
Orange urate crystals
Thick green streaks
Milky white mucus
A newborn who is grunting, flaring, and retracting is experiencing:
Jaundice
Normal transition
Respiratory distress
Hypothermia
Which milk is highest in antibodies and perfect for early immunity?
Foremilk
Hindmilk
Which actions help wake a newborn for breastfeeding? (SATA)
Un-swaddle
Turn on lights
Let infant smell the breast
Pat the back hard
Keep room cold
Which descriptions correctly differentiate foremilk and hindmilk?
Foremilk is higher in fat
Hindmilk is lower in fat
Foremilk is thinner, hindmilk is thicker
Hindmilk is higher in lactose
Which definition correctly matches mammogenesis?
Milk ejection
Milk production
Breast development for lactation
Maintenance of milk supply
Lactogenesis refers to:
Maintenance of milk supply
Cessation of milk
Milk ejection
Synthesis and secretion of milk
Galactokinesis refers to:
Ejection of milk
Milk production
Breast maturation
Breast involution
Galactopoiesis refers to:
Ejection of milk
Maintenance of milk production
Starting breast development
Milk cessation
What is involution?
Milk let-down
Cessation of milk production
Breast pain
Rapid milk increase
How long can breast milk stay safely at room temperature?
2–4 hours
6–8 hours
12–14 hours
24 hours
How long can breast milk stay safely in a refrigerator?
1–2 days
3–4 days
How long can breast milk be stored in a freezer?
1 month
3 months
6 months
18 months
How long can breast milk be stored in a deep freezer?
1–2 months
3–4 months
6 months
12 months
Which care action is recommended for NEC management?
Increase feed volume
NPO status
Provide warm formula
Frequent feeding attempts
