NUNP 6551 ORIGINAL FINAL EXAM GENUINE
EXAM WITH ANSWERS
(2) Domains: disease, functional, developmental. Which does motor,
speech/language, and social fall under? - ANSWER: developmental
(2) Domains: disease, functional, developmental. Which does health maintenance,
nutrition, elimination, sports/activities, sleep, role r'ships, coping, perceptual,
sexuality, and values/beliefs fall under? - ANSWER: functional
(2) Domains: disease, functional, developmental. Which does PMI, ROS, Fam Hx, and
environmental history fall under? - ANSWER: disease
(2) Standardized screening tests on peds should be performed (at a minimum) at the
following ages: _______________? - ANSWER: 9, 18, 24, and 30 months
(2) SHADESS acronym for assessing teens stands for? - ANSWER: Strengths
School
Activities
Drugs
Emotions
Sexuality
Safety
(3) An "essentialist" view of culture would be? - ANSWER: fixed, stereotypes
(3) A "constructivist" view of culture is? - ANSWER: evolving, open
(5) An infant will lose 5-8% of body weight after birth but will regain it in how long? -
ANSWER: 14 days
(5) Typical infant wt gain per day is? - ANSWER: o.5-1oz (14-28g)
(5) Infants nutritional needs to promote growth are? - ANSWER: 110kcal/kg/day
(5) At what age will infants typically double their birth weight? - ANSWER: 4-6 mos
Attachment theory comes from ethology, which means it comes from what kind of
studies? - ANSWER: Animal
(10) What percentage of intake of a child's diet should be made up of protein? -
ANSWER: 5-30
Where is the following pathogen normally found: staphylococcus aureus. - ANSWER:
skin, hair, naso-oropharynx, lower GI, cerumen, vagina
, Where is the following pathogen normally found:Staphylococcus epidermidis -
ANSWER: skin, hair, naso-oropharynx, adult vagina, urethra, conjunctive, ear, lower
GI
Where is the following pathogen normally found: streptococci pneumoniae -
ANSWER: mouth, pharynx
Where is the following pathogen normally found: streptococci pyogenes (group A) -
ANSWER: nasopharynx mouth, rarely low GI and vagina
A child presenting with kawasaki disease will be irritable or lethargic? - ANSWER:
irritable
A child presenting with meningitis or sepsis will be irritable or lethargic? - ANSWER:
lethargic
A stiff or painful neck in a child might indicate? - ANSWER: meningitis
A new heart murmur in a child might indicate? - ANSWER: rheumatic fever or
endocartitis
Refusal to walk in a child might indicate: - ANSWER: deep tissue infection--eg
pyomyositis
osteomyelitis
septic arthritis
meningitis
Enanthem or enanthema is: - ANSWER: a rash (small spots) on the mucous
membranes. It is characteristic of patients with smallpox, measles, chicken pox and
roseola infantum. It can also indicate hypersensitivity.
exanthema: - ANSWER: a widespread rash usually occurring in children. It can be
caused by toxins, drugs, or microorganisms, or can result from autoimmune disease.
abnormal vital signs in a child can indicate: - ANSWER: dehydration or septic shock
Eyes: which vision dysfunction is x linked? Red-green deficiency or Blue-yellow
deficiency? - ANSWER: Red-green=x-linked
Blue-yellow=acquired
Peripheral vision testing of CN II should be checked at which degrees upward,
downward and medially? - ANSWER: upward 50
downward 70
medially 60
What is the Hirschberg test? - ANSWER: Corneal light reflex
EXAM WITH ANSWERS
(2) Domains: disease, functional, developmental. Which does motor,
speech/language, and social fall under? - ANSWER: developmental
(2) Domains: disease, functional, developmental. Which does health maintenance,
nutrition, elimination, sports/activities, sleep, role r'ships, coping, perceptual,
sexuality, and values/beliefs fall under? - ANSWER: functional
(2) Domains: disease, functional, developmental. Which does PMI, ROS, Fam Hx, and
environmental history fall under? - ANSWER: disease
(2) Standardized screening tests on peds should be performed (at a minimum) at the
following ages: _______________? - ANSWER: 9, 18, 24, and 30 months
(2) SHADESS acronym for assessing teens stands for? - ANSWER: Strengths
School
Activities
Drugs
Emotions
Sexuality
Safety
(3) An "essentialist" view of culture would be? - ANSWER: fixed, stereotypes
(3) A "constructivist" view of culture is? - ANSWER: evolving, open
(5) An infant will lose 5-8% of body weight after birth but will regain it in how long? -
ANSWER: 14 days
(5) Typical infant wt gain per day is? - ANSWER: o.5-1oz (14-28g)
(5) Infants nutritional needs to promote growth are? - ANSWER: 110kcal/kg/day
(5) At what age will infants typically double their birth weight? - ANSWER: 4-6 mos
Attachment theory comes from ethology, which means it comes from what kind of
studies? - ANSWER: Animal
(10) What percentage of intake of a child's diet should be made up of protein? -
ANSWER: 5-30
Where is the following pathogen normally found: staphylococcus aureus. - ANSWER:
skin, hair, naso-oropharynx, lower GI, cerumen, vagina
, Where is the following pathogen normally found:Staphylococcus epidermidis -
ANSWER: skin, hair, naso-oropharynx, adult vagina, urethra, conjunctive, ear, lower
GI
Where is the following pathogen normally found: streptococci pneumoniae -
ANSWER: mouth, pharynx
Where is the following pathogen normally found: streptococci pyogenes (group A) -
ANSWER: nasopharynx mouth, rarely low GI and vagina
A child presenting with kawasaki disease will be irritable or lethargic? - ANSWER:
irritable
A child presenting with meningitis or sepsis will be irritable or lethargic? - ANSWER:
lethargic
A stiff or painful neck in a child might indicate? - ANSWER: meningitis
A new heart murmur in a child might indicate? - ANSWER: rheumatic fever or
endocartitis
Refusal to walk in a child might indicate: - ANSWER: deep tissue infection--eg
pyomyositis
osteomyelitis
septic arthritis
meningitis
Enanthem or enanthema is: - ANSWER: a rash (small spots) on the mucous
membranes. It is characteristic of patients with smallpox, measles, chicken pox and
roseola infantum. It can also indicate hypersensitivity.
exanthema: - ANSWER: a widespread rash usually occurring in children. It can be
caused by toxins, drugs, or microorganisms, or can result from autoimmune disease.
abnormal vital signs in a child can indicate: - ANSWER: dehydration or septic shock
Eyes: which vision dysfunction is x linked? Red-green deficiency or Blue-yellow
deficiency? - ANSWER: Red-green=x-linked
Blue-yellow=acquired
Peripheral vision testing of CN II should be checked at which degrees upward,
downward and medially? - ANSWER: upward 50
downward 70
medially 60
What is the Hirschberg test? - ANSWER: Corneal light reflex
