You are the NNP caring for a preterm male infant of 29 weeks gestation.  You are performing a routine admission examination.  When you inspect and palpate the scrotum which would you expect as normal findings at this gestational age?

A term infant who has undergone therapeutic hypothermia treatment develops red or purplish nodules that are described as hard and non-pitting located on the back. What skin irregularity should be added to the differential diagnosis list for this infant?

Contraindication for placement of an umbilical artery catheter includes:

Abnormal eye examination findings that may be associated with intracranial hemorrhages include:

Which of the following is an appropriate indication for PICC placement in an infant?

Which statistic is accurate about lifestyle-related diseases in the U.S?

 Approximately 10% of newborns need assistance in the delivery room after birth and the need for intervention is based upon:

Resuscitation for a term infant in the delivery room should start at what percentage of oxygen?

You are performing an admission examination of a 36 week male infant.  You note bilateral cryptorchidism and a micropenis.  You should also consider?

To identify predictive risk factors for all newborns at risk for adverse postnatal transition and to plan for timely intervention is the: