NCC NNP STUDY GUIDE UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔chest x-ray that is hyperinflated with fluid in the interstitial fissures is consistent with
- ✔✔TTN
✔✔coarse, heterogeneous patchy infiltrates on CXR may been seen in - ✔✔MAS
✔✔eczema and musty body odor may be seen in - ✔✔Maple Syrup Urine Disease
✔✔signs of congenital rubella syndrome - ✔✔cataracts, congenital heart defects and
sensorineural deafness.
thrombocytopenia, hepatosplenomegaly
✔✔maternal use of lithium is linked to - ✔✔ebsteins anomaly
✔✔Treatment of choice for symptomatic CMV infants - ✔✔oral valganciclovir for six
months
✔✔DIC lab findings - ✔✔increased PT and PTT, decreased fibrinogen, decreased
platelets
✔✔What is the diagnostic tool for detecting DiGeorge syndrome? - ✔✔FISH
✔✔22q11.2 is what disorder? - ✔✔DiGeorge
✔✔congenital syphillis is a result of transplacental transmission of? - ✔✔treponema
pallidum
✔✔blueberry muffin spots, maculopapular rash involves palms and soles, pathologic
fractures may be seen in? - ✔✔congenital syphillis
✔✔chorioretinitis, hydrocephalus, and diffuse intracranial calfiication may be seen in -
✔✔congenital toxoplasmosis
✔✔sensorineural hearing loss, cataracts and heart defects are features of -
✔✔congenital rubella syndrome
✔✔fatty acid deficiency complications - ✔✔dermatitis, poor wound healing and poor
growth
✔✔Malrotation/volvulus occurs during what week getations - ✔✔6-11th
, ✔✔Infants with hirschprungs have increased risk of - ✔✔hearing loss, ocular
neuropathies and decrease peripheral nerve function
✔✔Majoiry of carbohydrates and protein absorption takes place in - ✔✔duodenum and
jejunum
✔✔fats, bile salts and fat-soluble vitamins are absorbed in - ✔✔ileum
✔✔large intestine primary absorbs - ✔✔sodium and water
✔✔kasai operation is indicated in - ✔✔biliary atresia
✔✔cutis aplasia, trigger thumbs, small malformed ears may be seen in - ✔✔trisomy 13
✔✔blood supply to foregut - ✔✔celiac artery
✔✔blood supply to midgut - ✔✔superior mesenteric artery
✔✔physiologic herniation of midgut occurs during - ✔✔6th week
✔✔midgut returns to abdominal cavity by - ✔✔week 10
✔✔four stages of physiologic umbilical herniation - ✔✔herniation, rotation, retraction,
and fixation
✔✔CF inheritance pattern - ✔✔autosomal recessive
✔✔zinc deficency can cause - ✔✔diarrhea, dermatitis, and irritability
✔✔prader willi is confirmed by - ✔✔DNA methylation analysis
✔✔What is the recommended length of treatment for infants born to mother with HIV
with excellent control? - ✔✔4 weeks
✔✔HIV viral loads are typically checked? - ✔✔14-21 days, 1-2months and 4-6months
✔✔SIP most commonly occurs in - ✔✔terminal ileum
✔✔palate is complete by - ✔✔10th week
✔✔what cell synthesizes and secretes surfactant? - ✔✔type II pneumocytes
✔✔Which type of heat loss is minimized by using hats? - ✔✔Convection
ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔chest x-ray that is hyperinflated with fluid in the interstitial fissures is consistent with
- ✔✔TTN
✔✔coarse, heterogeneous patchy infiltrates on CXR may been seen in - ✔✔MAS
✔✔eczema and musty body odor may be seen in - ✔✔Maple Syrup Urine Disease
✔✔signs of congenital rubella syndrome - ✔✔cataracts, congenital heart defects and
sensorineural deafness.
thrombocytopenia, hepatosplenomegaly
✔✔maternal use of lithium is linked to - ✔✔ebsteins anomaly
✔✔Treatment of choice for symptomatic CMV infants - ✔✔oral valganciclovir for six
months
✔✔DIC lab findings - ✔✔increased PT and PTT, decreased fibrinogen, decreased
platelets
✔✔What is the diagnostic tool for detecting DiGeorge syndrome? - ✔✔FISH
✔✔22q11.2 is what disorder? - ✔✔DiGeorge
✔✔congenital syphillis is a result of transplacental transmission of? - ✔✔treponema
pallidum
✔✔blueberry muffin spots, maculopapular rash involves palms and soles, pathologic
fractures may be seen in? - ✔✔congenital syphillis
✔✔chorioretinitis, hydrocephalus, and diffuse intracranial calfiication may be seen in -
✔✔congenital toxoplasmosis
✔✔sensorineural hearing loss, cataracts and heart defects are features of -
✔✔congenital rubella syndrome
✔✔fatty acid deficiency complications - ✔✔dermatitis, poor wound healing and poor
growth
✔✔Malrotation/volvulus occurs during what week getations - ✔✔6-11th
, ✔✔Infants with hirschprungs have increased risk of - ✔✔hearing loss, ocular
neuropathies and decrease peripheral nerve function
✔✔Majoiry of carbohydrates and protein absorption takes place in - ✔✔duodenum and
jejunum
✔✔fats, bile salts and fat-soluble vitamins are absorbed in - ✔✔ileum
✔✔large intestine primary absorbs - ✔✔sodium and water
✔✔kasai operation is indicated in - ✔✔biliary atresia
✔✔cutis aplasia, trigger thumbs, small malformed ears may be seen in - ✔✔trisomy 13
✔✔blood supply to foregut - ✔✔celiac artery
✔✔blood supply to midgut - ✔✔superior mesenteric artery
✔✔physiologic herniation of midgut occurs during - ✔✔6th week
✔✔midgut returns to abdominal cavity by - ✔✔week 10
✔✔four stages of physiologic umbilical herniation - ✔✔herniation, rotation, retraction,
and fixation
✔✔CF inheritance pattern - ✔✔autosomal recessive
✔✔zinc deficency can cause - ✔✔diarrhea, dermatitis, and irritability
✔✔prader willi is confirmed by - ✔✔DNA methylation analysis
✔✔What is the recommended length of treatment for infants born to mother with HIV
with excellent control? - ✔✔4 weeks
✔✔HIV viral loads are typically checked? - ✔✔14-21 days, 1-2months and 4-6months
✔✔SIP most commonly occurs in - ✔✔terminal ileum
✔✔palate is complete by - ✔✔10th week
✔✔what cell synthesizes and secretes surfactant? - ✔✔type II pneumocytes
✔✔Which type of heat loss is minimized by using hats? - ✔✔Convection
