NURS 682: Exam 2 || Exam 2026
MOST Recent Tested,Actual Exam
Questions (2026) WITH Recent Newest
Verified And Well Analyzed Exam
Questions (Actual Exam 2026-2027)
Correct Detailed & Verified ANSWERS
(100% Accurate Solutions) ||ALREADY
GRADED A+||Exam Guarantee Pass!!
Atypical bacteria pneumonia, frequently seen in children older than 5 years old through
young adult years is most commonly caused by...? - ANSWERS-Mycoplasma
pneumoniae
You are examining a 2-month-old infant. You note thick, flaky, yellow scales on the
scalp. You diagnose seborrheic dermatitis. The most appropriate tx to recommend to
the mother would be....? - ANSWERS-Mineral oil
A 6-week-old presents to the clinic with fever (101.8F), significant nasal congestion,
tachypnea with the use of accessory muscles, and a hoarse, tight cough. The infant is
lethargic and the mother reports that she hasn't taken her bottle since yesterday
because it "wears her out." The infant's three-year-old brother had a cold next week.
Considering the presentation, what is the most likely diagnosis? - ANSWERS-
Bronchiolitis
, What is most important when considering plan of care for an infant with bronchiolitis? -
ANSWERS-Management of nasal secretions with maintaining oxygenation and
hydration
A common site for eczema in infants that the____________ - ANSWERS-Face and
neck
Poorly controlled asthma in children can lead to_____________ - ANSWERS-
Irreversible airway changes
You are seeing a 24-month-old male child for the first time. He is in the office for a
WCC. Hx from the parents are limited. The child appears to have an elongated face and
very large eyes. He does not resemble the parents. During the exam you note a lack of
communication and psychosocial skills. The child does not verbalize anything you can
distinguish and does not smile. - ANSWERS-ASD (autism spectrum disorder)
NOTES:
most apparent in first 3 years of life
screen 18-24 months
needs IEP or 504 plan
Six-year-old Marcus is in your office for a WCC. His mother states that he has been
doing well in general. Her only concern is that in the last 6 months her seems to be
intermittently and suddenly crying/screaming as if he is afraid after he has been in bed
for a few hours. He is inconsolable. You suspect____________ - ANSWERS-Night
terrors
What is the most common etiology of pneumonia in children less than 4 years old? -
ANSWERS-Streptococcus pneumoniae
An eighteen-month-old is brought to your clinic with a history of URI for 3 days in
February. He has no hx of asthma. Mother states that he woke up in the middle of the
night with a terrible, harsh, barking cough. He cries when he coughs. He has a low-
grade fever and is in no current crisis. He is drinking some fluids but has no appetite.
MOST Recent Tested,Actual Exam
Questions (2026) WITH Recent Newest
Verified And Well Analyzed Exam
Questions (Actual Exam 2026-2027)
Correct Detailed & Verified ANSWERS
(100% Accurate Solutions) ||ALREADY
GRADED A+||Exam Guarantee Pass!!
Atypical bacteria pneumonia, frequently seen in children older than 5 years old through
young adult years is most commonly caused by...? - ANSWERS-Mycoplasma
pneumoniae
You are examining a 2-month-old infant. You note thick, flaky, yellow scales on the
scalp. You diagnose seborrheic dermatitis. The most appropriate tx to recommend to
the mother would be....? - ANSWERS-Mineral oil
A 6-week-old presents to the clinic with fever (101.8F), significant nasal congestion,
tachypnea with the use of accessory muscles, and a hoarse, tight cough. The infant is
lethargic and the mother reports that she hasn't taken her bottle since yesterday
because it "wears her out." The infant's three-year-old brother had a cold next week.
Considering the presentation, what is the most likely diagnosis? - ANSWERS-
Bronchiolitis
, What is most important when considering plan of care for an infant with bronchiolitis? -
ANSWERS-Management of nasal secretions with maintaining oxygenation and
hydration
A common site for eczema in infants that the____________ - ANSWERS-Face and
neck
Poorly controlled asthma in children can lead to_____________ - ANSWERS-
Irreversible airway changes
You are seeing a 24-month-old male child for the first time. He is in the office for a
WCC. Hx from the parents are limited. The child appears to have an elongated face and
very large eyes. He does not resemble the parents. During the exam you note a lack of
communication and psychosocial skills. The child does not verbalize anything you can
distinguish and does not smile. - ANSWERS-ASD (autism spectrum disorder)
NOTES:
most apparent in first 3 years of life
screen 18-24 months
needs IEP or 504 plan
Six-year-old Marcus is in your office for a WCC. His mother states that he has been
doing well in general. Her only concern is that in the last 6 months her seems to be
intermittently and suddenly crying/screaming as if he is afraid after he has been in bed
for a few hours. He is inconsolable. You suspect____________ - ANSWERS-Night
terrors
What is the most common etiology of pneumonia in children less than 4 years old? -
ANSWERS-Streptococcus pneumoniae
An eighteen-month-old is brought to your clinic with a history of URI for 3 days in
February. He has no hx of asthma. Mother states that he woke up in the middle of the
night with a terrible, harsh, barking cough. He cries when he coughs. He has a low-
grade fever and is in no current crisis. He is drinking some fluids but has no appetite.
