2026 TESTED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
FULL REVIEW GRADED A+
◉ Fine Motor Skills. Answer: Coordination of small muscle
movements in infants.
◉ Trust vs Mistrust. Answer: Erikson's stage where infants develop
trust in caregivers.
◉ Infant Pain Assessment. Answer: Evaluating pain through
physiological and behavioral signs.
◉ PIPP. Answer: Pain scale for neonates assessing multiple factors.
◉ NIPS. Answer: Neonatal pain scale measuring facial expressions
and movements.
◉ CRIES. Answer: Pain assessment tool focusing on vital signs and
expression.
◉ FLACC. Answer: Pain scale assessing face, legs, activity, cry, and
consolability.
,◉ Postpartum Depression (PPD). Answer: Severe depression
affecting new mothers' ability to care.
◉ Postpartum Blues. Answer: Transient mood changes occurring
within two weeks postpartum.
◉ BUBBLLEE Assessment. Answer: Postpartum assessment
covering breasts, uterus, bladder, and more.
◉ Fundus Assessment. Answer: Monitoring uterine position post-
delivery for complications.
◉ Paternal Adaptation. Answer: Father's involvement in infant care
varies by individual.
◉ Maternal Attachment. Answer: Emotional bond between mother
and infant post-birth.
◉ Engrossment. Answer: Father's intense focus and interest in
newborn.
◉ Taking-in Phase. Answer: Initial postpartum phase where mother
reflects on birth.
, ◉ Physiological Changes Postpartum. Answer: Hormonal
withdrawal causing mood swings and fatigue.
◉ Pain Management Postpartum. Answer: Sitz baths and ice packs
for perineal pain relief.
◉ Thrombophlebitis. Answer: Inflammation of veins, risk for blood
clots postpartum.
◉ Fluid/Electrolyte Imbalance. Answer: Common issue in newborns
requiring careful monitoring.
◉ Signs of Pain in Infants. Answer: Changes in vital signs and facial
expressions.
◉ Breastfeeding Benefits. Answer: Promotes uterine involution and
bonding with infant.
◉ Cultural Influences on Parenting. Answer: Cultural background
shapes father's role in caregiving.
◉ Support for New Parents. Answer: Encouraging communication
and parenting groups for adaptation.