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Nursing Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Sample Questions:

1. When placing a temperature probe on a supine neonate to monitor thermoregulation, a good location for the probe is over the

A) mid-scapular region of the back
B) liver
C) mediastinum

2. Two days after birth, a newborn infant has developed an erythematous papular rash scattered all over. The best explanation to give the parents is

A) this is a benign rash that should resolve within the first 2 weeks of life
B) this is a common condition that causes slight discomfort that can be treated with acetaminophen and will clear within a few days
C) a dermatoloy referral will be necessary to accurately diagnose this condition

3. During the first few months of life, the newborn is only able to digest those proteins found in

A) formula or human milk
B) cows milk or human milk
C) formula, human milk, or cows milk

4. What substance helps to keep the amniotic sac intact within the uterus?

A) Amniotic bands
B) Fetal fibronectin
C) Surfactant

5. A neonate exhibits signs of hypoglycemia after birth and is treated only with a bolus of glucose. This treatment puts the infant at risk for

A) bolus-associated hypoglycemia
B) hyperinsulinism
C) bolus-associated hyperglycemia

Solutions: