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NSG 6435 Midterm Exam – Question and Answers
- Stacks 5 blocks
- Until when is the female body reproductively immature? why?
- Which will decrease risk of acute otitis media in 6 month old?
- Able to stand on one foot
- Testing cranial nerve II in infant
- Which is true of infants with developmental dysplasia of the hip?
- Head circumference should be measured until a child has attained
- 6 wk old is suspected of having developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). What test would best assess for this?
- 2 month old has asymetricmoro reflex. which statement is true?
- Risk assessment for dyslipidemia should begin at
- MMR is safe in children
- Tanner stage 4 in females
- Burn from coffee, moist red to ivory white, blisters are noted and painful
- 6-8 yr old child able to
- Palpable thrill in left upper sternal border region
- Child in MVC, burns to lower extremities. dry waxy whitish appearance with visualization of tibialis anterior
- At what age does infant try to repeat words heard?
- Priority intervention in caring for a child diagnosed with atopic dermatitis should be
- Infants who exhibit an absence of cry are born:
- Children presenting with congenital heart defects that result in right to left shunting would most likely exhibit which of the following symptoms?
- Extremely rapid and shallow respirations in a newborn could be consistent with:
- In an infant, a repetitive, short expiratory sound is known as
- which of the following neurological assessment findings indicate the need for further evaluation?
- Eyelid edema and purulent discharge from eyes is
- Sexual maturity rating in girls: characteristics of stage 3 include
- When examining abdomen of infant, simultaneous percussion and auscultation is one technique for assessing the size of the
- The 4 classic structural defects of tetralogy of fallot include:
- When is breastfeeding contraindicated
- Physiologic vs pathologic jaundice- based on what?
- Infant must learn to sit before standing
- Hip dysplasia
- CAP in 6 yr old still febrile after 72 hrs on zithromax
- A-typical pneumonia
- Child with mod persistent asthma with dx of pneumonia
- Scarlet fever with sandpaper rash -causative organism
- Able to stand on one foot
- First sign of sexual maturation in males
- Pneumococcal vaccine
- 18 month old with bronchiolitis and RR 28, treatment
- Tachycardia in school aged child
- A patient with CF should
- A chronic medical problem is one that is present for
- The GOLD STANDARD test for diagnosing CF
- Findings of a peritonsillar abscess include all of the following except
- Precocious puberty
- (15 mo old) After treatment with Amoxicillin for OM, 2 wkrechk = still red TM and distorted landmarks with nasal discharge yellowish, treatment?
- Asthma is a chronic lung disease characterized by airway hyperresponsiveness, reversible airway obstruction and
- Socialization
- Given as a supplement in delayed puberty
- Allergic symptoms = nasal congestion, sneezing, watery eyes, difficulty sleeping and …
- Leukocoria is usually indicative of
- 12 mo old develops nonpuritic rash after immunization, which one is likely responsible
- Typical CXR finding consistent with asthma
- Supportive feature in diagnosing constitutional delay of puberty
- Average adolescent female experiences biggest growth spurt at age
- Pubarche in adolescent girls
- 14 yr old with fatigue, endocartitis, pulmonary hypertension, arrhythmias, CHF, you suspect he may have
- Adolescents should be screened for STD
- Thelarche in adolescent girls
- Average age of male puberty in US
- Natural part of cultural and ethnic background
- Common symptom of Leukemia
- Breast milk can be stored safely in the freezer for
- Most common esophageal disroder in children
- Infants weighing less than 1700g(4 lb) at birth are more likely to have
- Gold standard for diagnosing reflux
- Infantile colic in infants younger than 3 months is characterized by
- Hirschsprung disease nsg 6435 midterm exam
- Symptoms of Hirschsprung disease in older child
- Encopresis
- Turner’s Syndrome
- ADHD meds are schedule ___
- Top causes of death in teens
- Patent ductus Arteriosis
- Transposition of the Great Arteries
- ITP
- Only po diabetic agent approved for use in children
- DM type I
- Juvenile RA
- You are obtaining the history and physical information for a child with juvenile RA whose symptoms have been controlled with aspirin therapy. Which information about this patient will concern you most?
- Hgb A1c goals
- Congenital hypothyroidism
- Ortolani& Barlow
- Galezzi&Klisick
- Can walk backwards
- Roseola (exanthemsubitum)
- Roseola Infantum(ExanthemSubitum)
- Bloody diarrhea, abd pain, vomiting, oliguria, pallor, GI bleeding, HTN
- Infants with cerebral palsy
- Scoliosis
- The most accurate pain assessment in pediatric population
- Clinical features of Kawasaki disease
- Purpose of obtaining a developmental history
- Diabetes Insipidus
- Causes of delayed puberty
- Pt with Cystic Fibrosis
- Trismus
- Peritonsillar abscess will have
- Precocious puberty
- OM recheck after treatment with Amoxicillin, remains distorted with drainage, best course of action
- Asthma a chronic lung disease characterized by
- Socialization
- Allergic symptoms: nasal congestion, sneezing, watery eyes, difficulty sleeping and _________
- Typical x-ray finding associated with dx of asthma nsg 6435 midterm exam
- Supportive in diagnosing constitutional delay in puberty?
- Average adolescent female experiences biggest growth spurt at ____
- Pubarche in adolescent girls
- 14 yr old with fatigue, endocarditis, pulm HTN, arrhythmias, CHF
- _____ adolescents should be screened for STD
- Thelarche
- 8 yr old with chronic intermittent nasal congestion. which supports allergic rhinitis?
- Most common symptom of pt with ASD
- Average adolescent female experiences biggest growth spurt at
- Anterior fontanel is usually closed by
- Average adolescent male experiences biggest growth spurt
- Average age of male puberty in US
- Natural part of cultural and ethnic background
- One of most common symptoms of Leukemia
- Best way to screen for gonorrhea in female
- Best way to screen for gonorrhea in male
- Disease of the hypothalamus or pituitary gland cause
- Secondary epilepsy may occur at any age, but more likely in
- Best way to screen for HPV in adolescent female
- Pauciarticular arthritis is … pain in ____ joints
- Diagnoses that must be ruled out prior to dx ADHD
- When does baby walk with help?
- Leukocoria associated with
- Leukocoria
- Maternal iron stores are depleted by age…
- 16 yr old male, absenteeism from school…