1) Using the APGAR scoring system, what would a newborns score be if the infant has; Heart rate above 100 beats/min, slow breathing, active motion, vigorous cry, with a pink body and blue extremities? a) 13 b) 5 c) 6 d) 8 2) Immediately after birth an infant is placed on the mother's chest? a) True b) False 3) When prioritizing newborn assessment, you want to ass what within the first few minutes? a) airway and breathing, heart rate, and temperature b) heart rate, stool, and cry c) latch, temperature d) breathing, cry, temperature 4) A newborns normal respirations can range from? a) 20-60 breaths/minute b) 30-60 breaths/minute c) 50-80 breaths/minute d) 27-84 breaths/minute 5) What is the purpose of the initial newborn assessment immediately after birth? a) To evaluate the newborn’s ability to transition from intrauterine to extrauterine life b) To interrupt bonding time with mom c) No reason d) To play with the newborn 6) A newborns heart rate can range from? a) 80-90 beats/minute b) 110-160 beats/minute c) 130-180 beats/minute d) 60-160 beats/minute 7) Why would you want to monitor a newborns temperature? a) To prevent hyperthermia b) To cuddle them c) To prevent hypothermia d) To prevent hyperglycemia 8) While the nurse is assessing a newborn, she notices that their skin has a yellow tinge to it. What is the cause of this? a) To much breast milk b) Jaundice, indicating high levels of bilirubin c) The newborn is tired d) The newborn is hungry 9) What are the main signs of respiratory distress in a newborn? a) Eating, cooing, sleeping b) Newborns do not show signs c) Grunting, nasal flaring, chest retractions, rapid or labored breathing, and cyanosis d) Cyanosis, crying, normal respirations 10) What interventions should be prioritized when signs of respiratory distress are present? a) Lay the newborn on their stomach b) Have the mom breastfeed the newborn c) Ensuring the airway is clear, providing oxygen, resuscitation if needed d) Swaddle the infant 11) If an infant is premature, has a low-birth weight, or any known complications, where might they be sent to? a) Home b) No where, they can stay with family. c) To the emergency department d) NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) 12) If a newborn is stable, when can breastfeeding begin? a) 3 hours after birth b) After they have had a bottle c) As soon as possible d) 24 hours after birth 13) What three reflexes do you assess for when assessing a newborn? a) Cough reflex b) Sneeze reflex c) Moro reflex d) Moro reflex, rooting reflex, and grasp reflex 14) If the nurse suspects any abnormalities who should they tell first? a) Parent/parents b) Nurse manager c) Provider d) Chaplin

NSG 252_ATI Remediation Nb Assessment Game

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