(UTA) 2025/2026 NURS 5432 FAMILY 1 MIDTERM
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON ACTUAL
EXAM WITH ALL COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
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DETAILED CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
(EXPERTLY VERIFIED) GUARANTEED
PASS|ALREADY TOP RATED A+.
NURS 5432
Prepare for the NURS 5432 Family 1 midterm at UTA exam 2025/2026
with confidence. Covers questions in key family nursing concepts,
assessment techniques, and care plans essential for success. Ideal for
graduate nursing students aiming to excel in their midterm.
What is the proper way to resuscitate a NB? 1. dry then heat.
2. Open and suction airway.
3. Assess for apnea, gasp, HR (<100BPM) (>100 ok) give O2
for cyanosis. Give Surfactant is <26weeks.
4. Check tactile response, if none, bag/mask. If no peak
pressure response in 30 secs = intubate.
5. Delay cord clamp for 60 secs.
What is NB asphyxia? The blood flow is interrupted because
of one of two things:
1. Hypoxia (low HR, High BP, apnea 30-60sec, gasp 3-
6/min)
2. Secondary Apnea: low HR/low BP = organ injury
, What is NB apnea? Primary: physical stimulation is needed
to initiate breathing.
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Secondary: +pressure ventilation is needed. For each minute
of gasp = add 2 mins PPV.
There will be a delay in return of muscle tone and reflexes.
What size laryngoscope is need for NB? Premie? NB: Size 0,
1.
Premie: Size 00 (if <1000g)
ET 2.5-3.5mm in diameter
Hyaline Membrane Disorder Patho: Deficiency of surfactant
resulting in respiratory distress.
S/S: accessory muscles/labored respirations, increased
respirations, cyanosis, and expiratory grunting.
How to treat hyaline membrane disorder 1. CXR - atelectasis
with ground glass and hypoexpansion
2. Give O2 via nasal CPAP
3. Give surfactant therapy: 2-3 doses, every 8-12 hours.
, Feeding frequency of NB On demand every 2-5 hours
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NB feeding need 0.5-1oz/feed
1.5-2.0oz/feed by day 3
How much daily vitamin D should a NB receive? 400 IU
daily
What additional supplement is needed if the breastfeeding
mother is a vegetarian? Zinc
What medications are given at birth? Erythromycin (to
prevent conjunctivitis)
1st dose Hepatitis B
Vitamin K (assist with clotting)
What is a premie-2 months old NB daily caloric need? 120
kcal/kg/day
*Goal is to gain weight*
, When are apgar scores taken? At 1 minute and 5 minute
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*the higher the score, the better the health*
What does the APGAR assess? 1. Color
2. HR
3. Cry
4. Tone
5. Respiration
Newborn Reflexes 1. Root & Suck: NB will turn head toward
side of face that is stroked and is able to suck.
2. Moro (startle): "fake fall"; NB will initially extend limbs
then quickly retract them.
3. Palmar Grasp: NB will grasp finger when it is placed in
hand.
4. Babinski: stroke the foot. A neg result = toes will curl. A
+result = toes will fan out (which is normal until age 2).
5. Tonic neck: In supine, head is turned to one side. The
same side the head is turned, the arm will be extended while
the opposite is bent.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON ACTUAL
EXAM WITH ALL COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
Page | 1
DETAILED CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
(EXPERTLY VERIFIED) GUARANTEED
PASS|ALREADY TOP RATED A+.
NURS 5432
Prepare for the NURS 5432 Family 1 midterm at UTA exam 2025/2026
with confidence. Covers questions in key family nursing concepts,
assessment techniques, and care plans essential for success. Ideal for
graduate nursing students aiming to excel in their midterm.
What is the proper way to resuscitate a NB? 1. dry then heat.
2. Open and suction airway.
3. Assess for apnea, gasp, HR (<100BPM) (>100 ok) give O2
for cyanosis. Give Surfactant is <26weeks.
4. Check tactile response, if none, bag/mask. If no peak
pressure response in 30 secs = intubate.
5. Delay cord clamp for 60 secs.
What is NB asphyxia? The blood flow is interrupted because
of one of two things:
1. Hypoxia (low HR, High BP, apnea 30-60sec, gasp 3-
6/min)
2. Secondary Apnea: low HR/low BP = organ injury
, What is NB apnea? Primary: physical stimulation is needed
to initiate breathing.
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Secondary: +pressure ventilation is needed. For each minute
of gasp = add 2 mins PPV.
There will be a delay in return of muscle tone and reflexes.
What size laryngoscope is need for NB? Premie? NB: Size 0,
1.
Premie: Size 00 (if <1000g)
ET 2.5-3.5mm in diameter
Hyaline Membrane Disorder Patho: Deficiency of surfactant
resulting in respiratory distress.
S/S: accessory muscles/labored respirations, increased
respirations, cyanosis, and expiratory grunting.
How to treat hyaline membrane disorder 1. CXR - atelectasis
with ground glass and hypoexpansion
2. Give O2 via nasal CPAP
3. Give surfactant therapy: 2-3 doses, every 8-12 hours.
, Feeding frequency of NB On demand every 2-5 hours
Page | 3
NB feeding need 0.5-1oz/feed
1.5-2.0oz/feed by day 3
How much daily vitamin D should a NB receive? 400 IU
daily
What additional supplement is needed if the breastfeeding
mother is a vegetarian? Zinc
What medications are given at birth? Erythromycin (to
prevent conjunctivitis)
1st dose Hepatitis B
Vitamin K (assist with clotting)
What is a premie-2 months old NB daily caloric need? 120
kcal/kg/day
*Goal is to gain weight*
, When are apgar scores taken? At 1 minute and 5 minute
Page | 4
*the higher the score, the better the health*
What does the APGAR assess? 1. Color
2. HR
3. Cry
4. Tone
5. Respiration
Newborn Reflexes 1. Root & Suck: NB will turn head toward
side of face that is stroked and is able to suck.
2. Moro (startle): "fake fall"; NB will initially extend limbs
then quickly retract them.
3. Palmar Grasp: NB will grasp finger when it is placed in
hand.
4. Babinski: stroke the foot. A neg result = toes will curl. A
+result = toes will fan out (which is normal until age 2).
5. Tonic neck: In supine, head is turned to one side. The
same side the head is turned, the arm will be extended while
the opposite is bent.
