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CCRN Practice Exam 05: Neonatal, Respiratory & Trauma Care

CCRN Test 05: High-Risk Care

This exam reviews newborn safety, lung collapse, and heart injuries.

Airway Alert: Epiglottitis can close the airway fast. Never stick anything in the mouth if you suspect this.
Baby Safety: Moving a tiny baby can cause brain bleeds. Keep their head straight and keep them warm.
Drug Tip: Digoxin toxicity is common if potassium is low. Check blood levels before giving the drug.
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Q:1What is the main cause of yellow skin (jaundice) in a newborn baby?
Q:2What is the biggest risk when moving a very small baby to the ICU?
Q:3A baby has a very bad genetic condition. What is the best next step for the team?
Q:4A baby on a machine has a sudden heart drop and their windpipe is pushed to one side. What do you do?
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Test 05 Key Study Points

1. Newborn Jaundice Babies have too many red blood cells. When these cells break down, they make bilirubin, which turns skin yellow.
2. Pneumothorax A "tension" lung collapse pushes the heart and windpipe to the side. It is a medical emergency.
3. Glasgow Coma Scale We check eyes, talking, and moving. A score of 15 is normal. A score of 3 is very deep coma.
4. Bedsores Stage 3 means the skin is gone and you see fat. Stage 4 means you see bone or muscle.

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