Updated Oct-2026 Exam Materials for You to Prepare & Pass NCC-NNP Exam [Q46-Q63]

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Updated Oct-2026 Exam Materials for You to Prepare & Pass NCC-NNP Exam.

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Nursing NCC-NNP Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section Weight Objectives
Topic 1: General Management 19% – Fluids and electrolytes

  • 1. Fluid balance management

– Resuscitation and stabilization

  • 1. Emergency neonatal care

– Growth and nutrition

  • 1. Nutritional management

– Thermoregulation

  • 1. Temperature stabilization
Topic 2: Professional Issues 3% – Legal and ethical principles

  • 1. Professional responsibility

– Quality improvement and patient safety

  • 1. Healthcare quality management

– Evidence-based practice

  • 1. Clinical research application
Topic 3: Pharmacology 9% – Drugs and breastfeeding

  • 1. Medication safety

– Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics

  • 1. Drug metabolism in neonates

– Common drug therapies

  • 1. Medication administration
Topic 4: Embryology, Physiology, Pathophysiology and Systems Management 54% – Integumentary

  • 1. Skin conditions

– Genetics

  • 1. Genetic syndromes

– Metabolic and endocrine

  • 1. Metabolic regulation

– Eyes, ears, nose, mouth and throat

  • 1. Sensory and airway conditions

– Neurological

  • 1. Neurological disorders

– Renal and genitourinary

  • 1. Kidney and urinary conditions

– Respiratory

  • 1. Respiratory distress and ventilation

– Gastrointestinal

  • 1. Digestive system disorders

– Cardiac

  • 1. Congenital and acquired cardiac disorders

– Infectious diseases

  • 1. Neonatal infections

– Hematopoietic

  • 1. Blood disorders

– Musculoskeletal

  • 1. Bone and muscle disorders
Topic 5: General Assessment 15% – Discharge planning and follow-up care

  • 1. Post-discharge monitoring
  • 2. Care transition

– Neonatal assessment

  • 1. Gestational age evaluation
  • 2. Physical examination

– Family integration

  • 1. Family-centered care
  • 2. Parent communication

– Maternal history affecting the newborn

  • 1. Prenatal and perinatal factors
  • 2. Risk assessment

 

Q46. What is a patent ductus arteriosus?

 
 
 

Q47. The NP is talking to new parents whose child was born with a cleft lip and palate due to amniotic band syndrome. They are concerned that this may happen to any more children they have in the future. The best response to this is

 
 
 

Q48. The NP is caring for a newborn with spina bifid
a. The mother expresses concerns that a
fall she had 2 weeks before delivery could have caused the birth defect. The best response is

 
 
 

Q49. An example of an autosomal recessive disease is

 
 
 

Q50. A neonate has had frequent blood draws to monitor electrolyte and glucose levels. This phlebotomy has caused anemia of prematurity (AOP) although the infant is not acutely hypoxemic. The initial treatment is

 
 
 

Q51. Insensible water loss in neonates includes

 
 
 

Q52. When a neonate is diagnosed with a terminal disease, the mother cries inconsolably, but the father appears detached and calm. The father’s reaction is probably an indication of

 
 
 

Q53. A female neonate is found to have an imperforate anus with no external opening or dimple on initial physical exam. The abdomen is slightly distended, but the neonate passes some meconium at 24 hours. The type of anomaly this suggests is a

 
 
 

Q54. Which of the following conditions results from oligohydramnios?

 
 
 

Q55. Early onset group B strep infection in the newborn is most likely to cause

 
 
 

Q56. The mineral that is often very low after the administration of intravenous Lasix is

 
 
 

Q57. The four heart defects seen with Tetralogy of Fallot are

 
 
 

Q58. When treating a neonate for hypothermia, the air temperature should be increased by approximately

 
 
 

Q59. The parents of a newborn ask the NP about the white bumps they have noticed along their baby’s upper gum line. The best response is that

 
 
 

Q60. The following drug(s) should always be included with infant resuscitation equipment

 
 
 

Q61. A nevus flammeus is commonly known as

 
 
 

Q62. Signs and symptoms of acute alcohol withdrawal in the newborn with neonatal abstinence syndrome should appear

 
 
 

Q63. When the NP is assessing a newborn’s respiratory status, which would indicate the newborn is developing respiratory distress?

 
 
 

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