NR 328 EXAM 1 PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS| GRADE A+ 2026/2027.
Coining and Cupping - 100% correct answer as - ancient cultural practices
that can look like physical abuse
- tell parents it's a good idea for them to alert medical personnel
about these practices so they don't think the child is being abused
Milestones: Neonate - 100% correct answer as - can't shiver or sweat
(cardiac issue with sweating on forehead)
- cover head when wet or cold
- sleeps 9-11 hours at night and 15 hours during day
- can see about 10-12 in away
Milestones: 1-4 months - 100% correct answer as - posterior fontanel
closes (2mo)
- 4-6 weeks reflexes peak
- 1-3 mo can observe
- 2 mo social smile
- 4 mo laughs
Milestones: 5-6 months - 100% correct answer as - birth weight
doubles
- sleeps through night
- begins teething
- cups can be introduced
,- rolls over
- transfers and grabs objects
- sits with support
- cries when parent leaves
Milestones: 7-9 months - 100% correct answer as - 8mo (sits
unsupported)
- creeps, stands
- develops pincer grasp
- self feeds crackers and bottle
- verbalizes vowels no words
- looks into mirrors
- object permanence
- understands no
- 7-30 mo stranger anxiety
Milestones: 10-12 months - 100% correct answer as - birth weight triples
- begins steps
- mama and dada
- responds to name
- claps hands and waves
- weans from bottle and breast
- explores
Milestones: Toddlers - 100% correct answer as 18 mo
- can throw ball 2 yr
, - can kick a ball
- can feed self with spoon and cup
- can start potty training
- can mostly self dress
Milestones: Pre-Schoolers - 100% correct answer as - can run, jump
and hop
- ride a tricycle
- walk on tip toe
- balance on one foot
- minimal assistance with toileting
- can skin and hop on 1 foot
Milestones: School Age - 100% correct answer as - fine and gross
motor skill
- more agile
- may be asked to interpret at this age
- growing sense of independence
- ability to cooperate better with peers
- likes reinforcement
Milestones: Adolescents - 100% correct answer as - posture improves
- loss of baby teeth
- facial proportions change
- increase stomach capacity
- immune system more competent
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS| GRADE A+ 2026/2027.
Coining and Cupping - 100% correct answer as - ancient cultural practices
that can look like physical abuse
- tell parents it's a good idea for them to alert medical personnel
about these practices so they don't think the child is being abused
Milestones: Neonate - 100% correct answer as - can't shiver or sweat
(cardiac issue with sweating on forehead)
- cover head when wet or cold
- sleeps 9-11 hours at night and 15 hours during day
- can see about 10-12 in away
Milestones: 1-4 months - 100% correct answer as - posterior fontanel
closes (2mo)
- 4-6 weeks reflexes peak
- 1-3 mo can observe
- 2 mo social smile
- 4 mo laughs
Milestones: 5-6 months - 100% correct answer as - birth weight
doubles
- sleeps through night
- begins teething
- cups can be introduced
,- rolls over
- transfers and grabs objects
- sits with support
- cries when parent leaves
Milestones: 7-9 months - 100% correct answer as - 8mo (sits
unsupported)
- creeps, stands
- develops pincer grasp
- self feeds crackers and bottle
- verbalizes vowels no words
- looks into mirrors
- object permanence
- understands no
- 7-30 mo stranger anxiety
Milestones: 10-12 months - 100% correct answer as - birth weight triples
- begins steps
- mama and dada
- responds to name
- claps hands and waves
- weans from bottle and breast
- explores
Milestones: Toddlers - 100% correct answer as 18 mo
- can throw ball 2 yr
, - can kick a ball
- can feed self with spoon and cup
- can start potty training
- can mostly self dress
Milestones: Pre-Schoolers - 100% correct answer as - can run, jump
and hop
- ride a tricycle
- walk on tip toe
- balance on one foot
- minimal assistance with toileting
- can skin and hop on 1 foot
Milestones: School Age - 100% correct answer as - fine and gross
motor skill
- more agile
- may be asked to interpret at this age
- growing sense of independence
- ability to cooperate better with peers
- likes reinforcement
Milestones: Adolescents - 100% correct answer as - posture improves
- loss of baby teeth
- facial proportions change
- increase stomach capacity
- immune system more competent
