Ccrn Exam- Neonatal Critical Exam
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The Neonatal critical exam is an exam taken by nurses as a course as one of those neonatal courses. It simply asks the nurses the questions and what steps they will take when critical infant situations has to be understood and matters have to be decided on them, and decisions taken. It achieves the keeping of nurses alert during those urgent and critical times, take the test in preparation for your exam.
- 1.Which is a disease of the respiratory system some children develop.
- A.
Tachypnea
- B.
Common cold
- C.
Tuberculosis
- D.
A and B
- 2.What is developed after a child is exposed to bilirubin?
- A.
Cancer
- B.
Stroke
- C.
Keiniclerus
- D.
Common cold
- 3.Which is appropriate to be done to a grunting baby?
- A.
Feed the baby
- B.
Change her diaper
- C.
Check his or her breathing rate
- D.
All of the above
- 4.What do babies born with erythroblastosis face?
- A.
Constant hunger
- B.
Restlessness
- C.
Sweatiness
- D.
Anasarca
- 5.What decreases bilirubin's level?
- A.
Expose to sunlight
- B.
Cold temperatures
- C.
Reduction of exposure to light
- D.
Eating well
- 6.What will alcohol do to the child's skin?
- A.
Smoothen it
- B.
Soften it
- C.
Redden it
- D.
Irritate it
- 7.Which is a symptom of drug addiction by infants.
- A.
Drowsiness
- B.
Constant hunger
- C.
Hyperactivity
- D.
Allows of the above
- 8.Which is true, babies show frequent signs of hunger?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- C.
Sometimes
- D.
A and B
- 9.What does FAS stand for?
- A.
Fantry alcoholism syndrome
- B.
Fetal alcoholism symptoms
- C.
Fetal alcohol syndrome
- D.
None of the above
- 10.Which is likely the diagnosis for babies that have tremors?
- A.
Jaundice
- B.
Cancer
- C.
Sickle Cell anemia
- D.
Hypoglycemic
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