This quiz tests basic nursing knowledge with a focus on neonatal care, including birth weights, anthropometrics, and developmental milestones. It is designed for nursing students and professionals to assess their understanding of newborn care essentials.
Stimulation of respiratory tract to prevent upper respiratory infection
Every infant who is immature
Blood coagulation during the 1st week of life
Production of necessary enzymes
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Blink
Rooting
Sucking
Swallowing
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Gentle, quiet, rapid but shallow, largely diaphragmatic and abdominal respiration.
Gentle, quiet, slow but deep, largely diaphragmatic and abdominal respiration
Placid, quiet, rapid but deep, largely diaphragmatic and abdominal respiration
None of the Above
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The anterior fontanels of the baby will be expected to be closed at around 12-18 months, while the posterior fontanels will be closed 2-3 months.
The anterior fontanels of the baby will be expected to be closed at around 15-24 months, while the posterior fontanels will be closed 3-5 months.
The anterior fontanels of the baby will be expected to be closed at around 9-18 months, while the posterior fontanels will be closed 0-1 months.
None of the above
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Circumoral Cyanosis
Acrocyanosis
Central Cyanosis
All of the Above
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Ventrogluteal muscle
Deltoid muscle
Dorsogluteal muscle
Vastus Lateralis muscle
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3,000 grams (3 kilograms or 6.6 pounds)
4,000 grams (4 kilograms or 8.8 pounds)
2,500 grams (2.5 kilograms or 5.5 pounds)
None of the above
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Administer oxygen.
Notify the physician.
Document the findings.
Reassess the respiratory rate in 15 minutes.
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The radial pulse is recommended since the apical pulses are not ordinarily palpable.
The apical pulse is recommended since the radial pulses are not ordinarily palpable.
The antecubital pulse is recommended since the apical pulses are not ordinarily palpable.
Any of the nine pulses are palpable and can be use.
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For prevention of gonorrheal conjunctivitis
To prevent blindness neonatorum
To treat opthalmia neonatorum
To promote STD after birth
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Head circumference (HC): 34-36 centimeters, chest circumference (CC): 32-34 centimeters, abdominal circumference (CC): 32-34 centimeters.
Head circumference (HC): 33-35 centimeters, chest circumference (CC): 31-33 centimeters, abdominal circumference (CC): 31-33 centimeters.
Head circumference (HC): 31-33 centimeters, chest circumference (CC): 29-31 centimeters, abdominal circumference (CC): 29-31 centimeters.
None of the above
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Under his arm
Under the tongue
In the Forehead
In the Rectum
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Apply baby lotion and gently wipe with gauze
Remove this with alcohol and cotton balls
Use soft washcloth and baby wash
Allow it to remain on the skin because it is a protective coating
Black, tarry stools
Increased hemoglobin & hematocrit
Hematuria
Bleeding from open wounds
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Increase oral fluids.
Notify the physician.
Document the finding.
Elevate the head of the bead to 90 degrees.
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Spegma
Snegma
Smegna
Smegma
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Push during contractions
Purse-lip-breathing
Breathe through the nose
A and B
A and C
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To check for the presence of infection
To check for the presence of glucose in the urine
To check for the presence of protein in the urine
Both B and C
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Scheduling an appointment for the next visit
Cure the client and give prescription of drugs
Documentation and recording of observation and care rendered
All of the above
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Rubbers and plastic materials will melt
It is common sense
They are good conductors of heat
It will interefere with the device's function
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All contents of the bag shall be cleaned
The bag and its contents shall be protected to come in contact with any article on the client's home
Arrangement of the contents shall be most convenient on the nurse
All materials used shall be placed in the bag after care
None of the Above
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Duncan
Schultsz
Schultze
Schults
Cotyledon
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Firm and round uterus
Sudden gush of blood
Lengthening of the cord
Cullen's sign
NOTA
Redness
Halo on the top
Haziness
Ants in the urine
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It saves time and effort on the part of the nurse in doing nursing care
It prevents or decreases the spread of infection or contamination
It contains necessary articles needed for client care
It assures that all needed interventions will be provided by the nurse
None of the Above
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Newborn's general condition
Adaptation to environment
Nursing action
All of the Above
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The infant has coarse rhonchi, and a respiratory rate of 30
The infant has periods of apnea lasting 40 seconds, and a respiratory rate of 26.
The infant has grunting respirations, and a respiratory rate of 60.
The infant has fine crackles and a respiratory rate of 44
Check for Nucchal Cord
Note time of the baby out
Suction using the bulb syringe
Apply Ritgen's maneuver
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