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1 | Page RECALLS 12 EXAMINATION NURSING PRACTICE II CARE OF HEALTHY / AT RISK MOTHER AND CHILD NOV 2025 Philippine Nurse Licensure Examination Review GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: 1. This test questionnaire contains 100 test questions 2. Shade only one (1) box for each question on your answer sheets. Two or more boxes shaded will invalid your answer. 3. AVOID ERASURES. 4. Detach one (1) answer sheet from the bottom of your Examinee ID/Answer Sheet Set. 5. Write the subject title “NURSING PRACTICE I” on the box provided Situation: Nurse Julia is documenting the obstetrical history of a client who is 39 weeks pregnant. The client reports having had a son born at 38 weeks of gestation, a daughter born at 30 weeks of gestation, and a miscarriage at approximately 8 weeks of pregnancy. 1. How should Nurse Julia record this obstetrical history? A. G4 T1 P1 A1 L2 B. G3 T1 P1 A0 L2 C. G3 T2 P0 A0 L2 D. G2 T2 P0 A0 L2 2. While doing rounds, Nurse Julia notes positive ballottement in the client's prenatal record. This finding suggests which of the following? A. Passive movement of the unengaged fetus. B. Palpable contractions on the abdomen. C. Fetal kicking felt by the client. D. Enlargement and softening of the uterus. 3. During a pelvic examination, the Nurse Julia observes a purple-blue coloration of the cervix. How should she record this finding? A. Chadwick's sign. B. Braxton-Hicks sign. C. Goodle's sign D. McDonald's sign 4. A pregnant client asks the nurse at the clinic when she might start feeling fetal movements. Nurse Julia informs the multiparous mother that she is likely to notice these movements between which of the following weeks of gestation? A. 10 to 12 weeks. B. 16 and 18 weeks. C. 18 to 20 weeks. D. 5. 8 and 10 weeks. 5. Which of the following options reflects the typical amount of weight gained during pregnancy? A. 25 to 40 lbs. B. 24 to 30 Ibs. C. 12 to 22 lbs. D. 15 to 25 lbs. Situation: Mr. Mandy Ramirez and his wife, Mrs. Inieto, have just welcomed a healthy 7-pound baby boy named Vlake. The newborn's adjustment to life outside the womb is a critical and sensitive phase. Nurse Harrah has been designated to care for their baby and must be adept at providing care during this period. 6. As the newborn begins to breathe after birth, certain chemical changes occur that stimulate his respiration, which include: A. Respiratory acidosis. B. Metabolic alkalosis. C. Decreasing PCO2. D. Increasing PO2 7. To prevent hypothermia, Nurse Harrah is aware that a common cause of convective heat loss in the Neonatal Unit is _____. A. Cool air-condition. B. Cool incubator walks. C. Low room humidity. D. Cool weighing scale. 8. Following birth, the newborn’s circulation shifts from fetal to neonatal patterns. Nurse Harrah recognizes that the rise in the infant's PO2 leads to the closure of a shunt, specifically: A. Ductus Arteriosus. B. Foramen Ovale. C. Ductus Venosus. D. Ventricular Septum 9. An hour later, after the newborn was held by Mrs. Inieto, Nurse Harrah evaluates the neonate and records the following observations: axillary temperature of 95.8°F, apical pulse of 110 beats per minute, and respirations of 64 breaths per minute. Which nursing diagnosis should be prioritized at this time? A. Risk for altered body temperature related to heat loss. B. Altered parenting related to the addition of a new family member. C. Risk for fluid volume deficit related to insensible fluid loss. D. Risk for infection related to transition to the extrauterine environment. 10. If the baby boy starts gagging and his skin turns a dusky color, what is the first action Nurse Harrah should take? A. Calm the neonate. B. Notify the physician. C. Provide oxygen using a face mask. D. Aspirate the nose and the mouth with a bulb syringe. Situation:  Mrs. Michaela Miranda, 24 years old and expecting her first baby, is seeking help at the maternity clinic as her family is not around. Nurse Jocelyn is assisting her. Mrs. Michaela inquires with Nurse Jocelyn about signs of pregnancy.  11. Mrs. Miranda inquires with Nurse Jocelyn about whether she is pregnant. Nurse Jocelyn explains that a definitive sign of pregnancy is when: A. The fetal movement is felt by the examiner. * NLE * NCLEX * CGFNS * HAAD * PROMETRICS * DHA * MIDWIFERY * LET * RAD TECH * CRIMINOLOGY * DENTISTRY * PHARMACY *


4 | Page B. To facilitate development of a close parent-newborn relationship. C. To assist parents in developing healthy attitudes about children’s practices. D. To provide the parents of the newborn with information about well-baby programs. 45.  Which of the following nursing diagnoses would be the top priority for a newborn delivered via cesarean section? A. Impaired gas exchange. B. RISK of infection. C. Ineffective thermoregulation. D. Altered nutrition- less than body requirements. Situation: Nurse Makidato works in the Pediatric ward, where she cares for many toddlers and preschoolers with non-communicable diseases. She focuses on effectively communicating each child's needs for diagnosis, treatment, and care. 46. A 2-year-old client named Glenn was admitted for bronchiolitis, with his mother and older sister taking turns caring for him. When Nurse Makidato offers medication, Glenn shakes his head, covers his mouth, and says, "I do not like it." How should Nurse Makidato address Glenn's refusal? A. Limit questions and offer options. B. Do a nonverbal approach by distracting him with some food. C. Tell him that you will be angry if he will not drink his drug. D. Ask the child if he wants it to be mixed with milk. 47. Pre-schoolers Aaron and Silver are having a fight over a toy provided by the ward. How will Nurse Makidato respond to the situation A. She asks: "Tell me what happened". B. She demands: "Explain to me why you did this?" C. She threatens the two saying:"You are both in a lot of trouble." D. She asks: "How many fights have you two had today?" 48. Four-year-old Mhaecy, who is able to walk, is crying and tugging at his hospital gown while holding a teddy bear. How should Nurse Makidato respond to Mhaecy's behavior? A. "I Know you feel scared. This must be your special teddy bear." B. "If you will not stop crying I will put your teddy bear in the trash bin.' C. "Please stop crying nobody will hurt you." D. "Hello, I am Nurse. Rizza, let us go to the play room." 49. When Nurse Makidato brings a dinner tray, Mhaecy says, "I am too sick to feed myself." How should Nurse Makidato respond? A. "Wait for few minutes and I will be back to help you." B. "Try to eat as much as you can." C. "You can eat later when you feel better." D. "You are a big boy now and you are able to feed yourself." 50. A mother voices her concern to the nurse about Mhaecy spending a lot of time playing with imaginary friends. How should Nurse Makidato respond? A. "Imaginary playmates are his way to release his tension and anxiety. B. "You have a reason to be concern as this is not a typical behavior. C. "I suggest psychological counseling." D. "That is the effect of absentee parent. Situation: Nurse Austria is conducting a cephalocaudal assessment on a 6-month-old infant during a routine well-child visit. As part of the assessment, Nurse Austria focuses on evaluating the infant’s head and its development. 51.The anterior fontanelle is characterized as: A. 3-4 cm antero-posterior diameter and 2-3 cm transverse diameter and diamond shape B. 2-3 cm antero-posterior diameter act. 3-4 cm: transverse diameter and: diamond shape: C. 2-3 cm in both antero-posterior and transverse diameter and diamond shape D. none of the above 52. Nurse Austria is developing a care plan for a newborn with fetal alcohol syndrome. What priority interventions should be included in the plan? A. Allow the newborn infant to establish own sleep-rest pattern. B. Maintain the newborn infant in a brightly lighted area of the nursery. C. Encourage frequent handling of the newborn infant by staff and' parents. D. Monitor the newborn Infant's response to feedings and weight gain pattern. 53. Nurse Austria is caring for an infant diagnosed with hydrocephalus. A key preoperative nursing intervention is to: A. Test the urine for protein. B. Reposition the infant frequently. C. Provide a stimulating environment. D. Obtain blood pressures every 30 minutes Situation: Nurse Matic is conducting a routine assessment of different children confined at the pediatric clinic. As part of the assessment, Nurse Matic focuses on evaluating patient’s sensory development, including his hearing, vision, and touch responses. 54. Nurse Matic is observing a 2-year-old child and suspects the child might have strabismus. What signs should the nurse look for to indicate this condition? A. The child has difficulty hearing. B. The child consistently tilts the head to see. C. The child consistently turns the head to see. D. The child does not respond when spoken to. 55. Baby Moco was born with Down syndrome. During a physical assessment, the nurse should pay close attention to the infant's: A. Heart sounds B. Lung expansion C. Gluteal fold D. Normal reflexes 56. Nurse Matic is caring for a newborn with tracheoesophageal fistula. What should be the priority nursing diagnosis? A. Risk for dehydration B. Ineffective airway clearance C. Altered nutrition D. Risk for Injury 57. Nurse Matic is caring for a child who has just returned from surgery after a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy. What is the appropriate action for the nurse to take? A. Offer Ice cream every 2 hours B. Place the child in a supine position C. Allow the child' to drink through a straw D. Observe swallowing patterns Situation: A pregnant client named Mrs. Zarinna has been diagnosed with Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) and has been admitted for potential treatment. This is Nurse Pantig's first experience managing such a case, and she feels that it will contribute to her professional growth. 58. Nurse Pantig recalls that as part of the inflammation process and edema, the client's skin will be stretched making it shiny and white known as "milk leg" and this is medically termed as_. A. Phlegmasia Alba Dolens. B. Hyperfibrinogenemia.