[Oct 04, 2026] Ultimate NCC-NNP Guide to Prepare Free Latest Nursing Practice Tests Dumps [Q63-Q85]

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[Oct 04, 2026] Ultimate NCC-NNP Guide to Prepare Free Latest Nursing Practice Tests Dumps

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Section	Weight	Objectives
General Assessment	15%	– Perinatal history collection – Growth and development assessment – Systematic physical assessment – Interpretation of diagnostic data
Embryology, Physiology, Pathophysiology & Systems Management	54%	– Infectious diseases – Cardiovascular system – Eyes, ears, nose and throat – Neurological system – Gastrointestinal system – Genetics and congenital anomalies – Respiratory system – Musculoskeletal and integumentary system – Hematopoietic and immune system – Metabolic and endocrine system – Renal and genitourinary system
General Management	19%	– Nutrition and growth support – Care coordination and family education – Pain management and sedation – Resuscitation and stabilization – Fluids, electrolytes and acid-base balance – Thermoregulation
Professional Issues	3%	– Scope and standards of practice – Interprofessional collaboration – Quality improvement and patient safety – Ethics and legal aspects
Pharmacology	9%	– Adverse effects and interactions – Common medications and dosages – Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in neonates – Safe administration principles

Q63. What is the most common cause of respiratory distress in the newborn?

Forceps-assisted delivery

Transient tachypnea of the newborn

High birth weight

Q64. A neonate develops tremors of the chin and extremities with the following observations:
*Lack of ocular deviations or other abnormalities.
*Gentle restraint halts tremors.
*Stimulation elicits tremors.
*Clonic jerking has both fast and slow elements.
*Autonomic changes involving the heart rate, respirations, and blood pressure are not present.
*EEG is normal.
The most likely cause is

jitteriness

seizures

shivering

Q65. To promote family integration, the best time for siblings to visit the mother and neonate is

as soon after delivery as possible

just prior to discharge from hospital

after discharge from hospital

Q66. When placing a temperature probe on a supine neonate to monitor thermoregulation, a good location for the probe is over the

mid-scapular region of the back

liver

mediastinum

Q67. Which of the following medications may be given to slow down preterm labor contractions?

Cytotec

Terbutaline

Pitocin

Q68. In the 1940s and 1950s, the leading cause of blindness in children in the United States was retinopathy of prematurity caused by

lack of eye coverage during phototherapy

high flow rates of oxygen via face mask

excessive oxygenation in incubators

Q69. Which of the following heart conditions will cause weak peripheral pulses and cool extremities?

Patent ductus arteriosus

Hypoplastic left heart syndrome

Pulmonary stenosis

Q70. What does it mean if a disease is autosomal dominant?

Both parents need to pass on the gene for the disease to occur.

One parent needs to pass on the gene for the disease to occur.

Neither parent passes on the gene for the disease to occur; itis a genetic mutation that occurs during fetal development.

Q71. Evidence that an infant is feeding appropriately for discharge includes

weight gain of 15-30 grams per day

feeds accomplished with minimal respiratory difficulty

primary caregiver feeding the infant correctly at least 90% of the time

Q72. All of the following may be symptoms of hypopituitarism in the newborn EXCEPT

jaundice

hypoglycemia

increased thirst

Q73. What are the most common symptoms of sudden withdrawal of a beta blocker medication?

Hypertension, increased heart rate, cardiac dysrhythmias, tremors, and sweating

Hypotension, decreased heart rate, fatigue, and lethargt

Hallucinations, seizures, and irritability

Q74. At which point in a pregnancy is the fetus most likely to suffer birth defects due to a Varicella infection in the mother?

First trimester

Second trimester

Third trimester

Q75. The following drug(s) should always be included with infant resuscitation equipment

prostaglandin and epinephrine

epinephrine and naloxone

surfactant and naloxone

Q76. If a mother suffers from pregnancy-induced hypertension (preeclampsia) during pregnancy, the primary detrimental effect on the fetus is

intrauterine grovfth restriction (IUGR)

placental abruption

spontaneous abortion

Q77. A neonate born to an HIV-infected mother should receive the first dose of antiretroviral medication within

6-12 hours after birth

6-12 weeks after birth

1 year after birth

Q78. Which combination of drugs is compatible when given together intravenously?

Sodium bicarbonate and furosemide (Lasix)

Phenytoin (Dilantin) with D5W

Amiodarone and atropine

Q79. An infant with a known congenital diaphragmatic hernia is born at 38 weeks gestation.
He requires resuscitation shortly after delivery due to the weakening of the diaphragm from the herni a. Generally speaking, survival rate for this infant is

lower than another infant requiring resuscitation without a diaphragmatic hernia

higher than another infant requiring resuscitation without a diaphragmatic hernia

equal to that of another infant requiring resuscitation without a diaphragmatic hernia

Q80. Parents of a newborn in the NICU are concerned about their baby having an IV placed in their scalp. To reassure them, the NP explains that

there are no mature nerve endings in the scalp and itis not painful for the infanttohavethe

the peripheral veins are not yet mature enough to handle IV therapy

the IV needs to be in an area with less fat so the vein can be clearly visualized

Q81. The neural tube defect in which there is failure of the vertebral column to close, but no herniation through the opening is

spina bifida cystica

spina bifida occulta

myelomeningocele

Q82. What change in arterial blood gas values would be expected in a patient with compensated respiratory acidosis?

PaCO: is elevated, and blood pH is decreased.

PaCO: is decreased, and blood pH is normal.

Paco: is elevated, blood pH is normal, and serum bicarbonate (HCOs) is elevated.

Q83. Transposition of the great vessels can involve the superior and inferior vena cavas, the pulmonary artery and pulmonary veins, or the

femoral artery and femoral vein

tricuspid valve

aorta

Q84. An example of an autosomal recessive disease is

Down’s syndrome

Edward’s syndrome

cystic fibrosis

Q85. How is hypospadias diagnosed?

Testicular ultrasound

Pelvic MRI without contrast

Physical exam

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