Stu 25sum1 Pediatric Competency Proctored Exam

Assessment findings consistent with dysmenorrhea might include:

The assessment of a 4-year-old child's visual acuity demonstrates 20/30 vision in the left eye and 20/40 vision in the right eye using the Snellen eye chart. This means:

A 13-year-old uncircumcised male patient has been treated for phimosis and returns to the nurse practitioner for follow-up. A referral should be made to the urologist if the adolescent

Newborns receive vitamin K soon after birth because:

Temperature instability in a newborn could result from:

In a fully developed term infant, at age 6 weeks the nurse practitioner should expect the triangular-shaped posterior fontanel to be:

When irrigating an open wound with normal saline, it is best to use:

A 10-year-old patient is suspected of having acute glomerulonephritis. The test that indicates recent streptococcal infection is:

Which of the following heart rates would be of concern in an otherwise healthy 10-year-old patient?

The term verruca vulgaris refers to a:

When reviewing the complete blood cell count report for a child suspected of having a viral infection, the suspicion increases with elevated:

Late preterm infants (gestational age between 34 and 36 weeks)

The definitive diagnosis of leukemia is made by:

An adolescent was recently diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). When discussing the medication treatment plan, the nurse practitioner should inform the adolescent that:

A 17-year-old pregnant female in her first trimester presents with symptoms of allergic rhinitis. The nurse practitioner should NOT recommend:

Findings that lead the nurse practitioner to suspect depression in a 7-year-old patient include sleep disturbances, poor school performances, decreased concentration, and:

A 9-year-old child has been diagnosed with chickenpox. The nurse practitioner should instruct the mother to:

Genu valgum refers to:

The most widely accepted empiric treatment for Bell's palsy is:

An adolescent was diagnosed with primary syphilis. He has no known drug allergies. The most appropriate treatment would be:

A 10-month-old patient presents to the nurse practitioner for treatment of mild bronchiolitis. Initial treatment should include:

When reviewing the complete blood count report for a child with a febrile illness, a shift to the left is noted because of

A 10-year-old patient presents with a 2.5-cm laceration on the right upper arm. Prior to suturing the laceration, the nurse practitioner should cleanse the wound with:

In a 2-month-old infant, a machine-like continuous murmur is audible and heard loudest in the upper left sternal border (ULSB) during late systole. This finding could be suggestive of a:

The nurse practitioner suspects type 1 diabetes mellitus because a 3-year-old female presents with: