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Medical Tests Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist Sample Questions:

1. A very anxious primigravida mother is being seen in the pre-natal clinic at 39 weeks and has indicated
that she read that she was not to change the cat box litter but she did early in her pregnancy. She is
worried about the possible consequences to her baby. Which of the following is the most common
infectious disease for a child being born with whom a mother changed the cat litter box?

A) Cytomegalovirus
B) Herpes virus type 2
C) Rubella
D) Toxoplasmosis

2. A 25-year-old mother with a 6-month-old baby asks the nurse if her son should receive the Hepatitis A
vaccine. What is the best response of the nurse?

A) "No. Hepatitis A is given to those who work with contaminated blood specimens."
B) "No. The Hepatitis A vaccine is recommended at ages 12 months or 24 months."
C) "No. The Hepatitis A vaccine is given to those who are sexually active."
D) "Yes. Children who are 6 months of age must receive the vaccine."

3. A nurse attends a 4 hour seminar as part of her continuing professional education. One of the topics
includes low-risk therapies that can be useful to selected patients during confinement or discharge. She
notes that low risk therapies include:

A) Acupuncture, relaxation, and massage
B) Prayer, touch, and herbs
C) Herbs, touch, and acupuncture
D) Massage, touch, and prayer

4. An infant who weighed 6 pounds at birth now weighs 12 pounds at 1 year. The nurse at the clinic
recognizes that this infant:

A) has low weight compared to what is expected.
B) has not been offered adequate nourishment
C) has the expected weight at 1 year of age.
D) has probably been neglected

5. A 22-year-old diver was rushed to the emergency department due to a head trauma. The physician
ordered an intravenous administration of mannitol STAT, then every 8 hours. Twelve hours after the
administration, the nurse should be alert for:

A) Tachycardia
B) Rebound increase in ICP
C) Cardiac dysrhythmia
D) Respiratory failure

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