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Exam Code: CPNP-PC
Exam Name: Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner - Primary Care
Number of Questions: 175 multiple-choice items (150 scored questions + 25 unscored pretest questions; pretest items are indistinguishable and dispersed throughout the exam).
Time Allotted: 3 hours (180 minutes).
Passing Score: Determined using the Modified Angoff method by subject matter experts; results are reported as pass/fail. A scaled score of 400 (on a 200-800 scale) is typically the minimum passing threshold across PNCB exams- though exact cut scores vary by form to ensure equivalence.
Pass Rate: Approximately 75-80% (varies annually; official rates are published by PNCB but not always in real-time).
Exam Format: Computer-based at PSI testing centers; non-adaptive (linear format); includes a tutorial for navigation.

Health Maintenance and Promotion 30% (45 ITEMS)

- Provide anticipatory guidance to support growth and development from birth to young adulthood in collaboration with patients/caregivers
- Provide immunization counseling according to current national guidelines- including discussion of:
- Indications and contraindications
- Adverse effects
- Vaccine hesitancy
- Risks of non-adherence
- Advise about age-appropriate injury prevention and safety (e.g.- environmental exposure- violence- sports and recreation- vehicle safety- disaster preparedness)
- Educate about illness prevention and early warning signs of pediatric illness and emergencies
- Educate about age-appropriate social- behavioral- and mental health courses (e.g.- social media use- substance use- grief- trauma- sexual health)

Assessment and Diagnosis 35% (52 ITEMS)
- Growth and Development
- Evaluate and interpret growth parameters
- Perform developmental surveillance
- History and Physical Examination
- Obtain history of present illness and perform review of systems
- Obtain appropriate health and social histories (e.g.- comprehensive- interval) based on type of visit
- Perform appropriate physical examination (e.g.- complete- focused)
- Diagnostic Testing
- Order and interpret point of care testing
- Order and interpret diagnostic laboratory tests
- Order and interpret diagnostic imaging tests
- Screening and Assessment
- Select- utilize- and interpret developmental- behavioral- and mental health screening and assessment tools
- Select- utilize- and interpret social determinants of health screening and assessment tools
- Select- utilize- and interpret disease-specific screening and assessment tools
- Clinical Decision Making and Diagnosis
- Integrate health history- physical examination findings- and results of applicable screening and diagnostic testing
- Incorporate information obtained from other sources (e.g.- consultants- other health care professionals)
- Develop and prioritize differential diagnoses
- Establish a diagnosis based on evaluation of patient data

Management 30% (45 ITEMS)
- Child and Caregiver Counseling and Education
- Provide condition-specific counseling and education- including treatment options
- Educate about benefits and potential adverse reactions of pharmacological interventions
- Discuss non-pharmacological interventions
- Counsel regarding the threshold for seeking follow-up care
- Review the risks of non-adherence to recommended treatment
- Therapeutic Interventions
- Prescribe pharmacologic agents
- Recommend the use of over-the-counter pharmacologic agents
- Order or recommend non-pharmacologic treatments
- Discuss complementary and integrative treatment modalities as appropriate
- Develop realistic health care goals using shared decision-making
- Facilitate improved health outcomes using brief cognitive interventions and therapeutic communication techniques
- Procedures
- Perform procedures as indicated
- Initiate interventions in response to life-threatening situations
- Collaboration and Referral
- Advocate on behalf of patients and families to Strengthen health outcomes
- Collaborate with other health professionals to meet patient care needs
- Refer to certified as indicated for evaluation- counseling- and/or treatment
- Refer children- adolescents or caregivers to community resources as indicated
- Contact child protective services to report suspected maltreatment or neglect
- Coordination of Care
- Facilitate patient and family-centered care for children of all ages with acute and chronic conditions
- Coordinate care for pediatric patients and families with special healthcare needs
- Provide guidance about and/or coordinate transition to adult care
- Evaluation and Follow-up
- Evaluate the plan of care and modify based on patient response or outcomes
- Establish a plan for follow-up care

Leadership- Ethics- and Practice Management 5% (8 ITEMS)
- Leadership and Evidence-based Practice
- Serve as a clinical resource for other health care professionals
- Critically evaluate and synthesize research and apply findings to clinical practice
- Identify the need for and participate in research and/or quality monitoring to Strengthen clinical outcomes
- Develop- implement- and/or modify clinical practice guidelines
- Advocate at the local- state- and federal levels in support of professional practice and/or issues that impact patient care
- Legal and Ethical Issues
- Practice in accordance with regulatory guidelines (e.g.- HIPAA- scope of practice- informed consent)
- Integrate cultural awareness and inclusiveness into all aspects of professional practice
- Exemplify ethical practices and encourage similar conduct in peers
- Prepare and maintain materials for licensure- credentialing- and privileging
- Identify and respond to adverse and sentinel events to promote a culture of patient safety
- Practice Management
- Document patient encounters in a manner which supports applicable diagnostic and procedure codes
- Utilize appropriate billing and coding to facilitate reimbursement
- Increase access to care (e.g.- provide access to interpreters- Strengthen access for clients with various disabilities- facilitate transportation- extend appointment hours- telehealth)

- Developmental- Behavioral- & Mental Health
- Dermatology
- Allergy/Immunology
- Otolaryngology
- Gastroenterology
- Infectious Diseases
- Pulmonology
- Musculoskeletal/Orthopedic
- Nutrition
- Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Cardiology
- Neurology
- Pain
- Endocrinology
- Urology/Nephrology
- Child Maltreatment
- Ophthalmology
- Environmental Health/Toxicology
- Hematology/Oncology
- Genetics
- Rheumatology
- Cerumen removal
- Collect skin and body fluid specimens
- Fluorescein staining
- Fluoride application
- Incision and drainage
- Reduction of nursemaid’s elbow
- Removal of foreign body
- Removal of sutures and staples
- Umbilical cord cauterization
- Wart removal
- Adverse Childhood Events (ACE) Questionnaire
- Ages & Stages Questionnaire
- Ages & Stages Questionnaire: Social-Emotional
- Ask Suicide-Screening Questions
- CRAFFT Alcohol and Substance Screening Tool
- Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS)
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-item scale (GAD-7)
- Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers- Revised- with Follow-Up (M-CHAT-R/F)™
- NICHQ Vanderbilt Assessment Scales [any version]
- Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ) [any version]
- Pediatric Symptom Checklist (PSC)
- Screen for Child Anxiety Related Emotional Disorders

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Question: 975
An 8-year-old girl with impacted cerumen and tympanic membrane perforation history presents with
otalgia. Per the 2024 AAO-HNS pediatric cerumen guideline, what is the contraindication-specific
management, including cerumenolytic avoidance and microsuction referral criteria (failed softening x2
attempts)?
A. No cerumenolytics; refer for microsuction under otoendoscopy
B. Carbamide peroxide drops bid x5 days
C. Irrigation with body-temp saline
D. Manual removal with curette
Answer: A
Explanation: Perforation contraindicates cerumenolytics/irrigation (ototoxicity risk). 2024 AAO-HNS:
refer for microsuction (success 95%, low trauma). Curette risks perforation extension.
Question: 976
An 18-month-old child is brought in for well-child care. The caregiver requests guidance about toilet
training. Which of the following is the BEST anticipatory guidance for this age?
A. Use punishment for accidents to reinforce training
B. Begin strict toilet training immediately to avoid delayed development
C. Ignore signs of readiness and delay toilet training until 3 years old
D. Initiate toilet training when the child shows signs of readiness such as interest in the bathroom and dry
periods
Answer: D
Explanation: Toilet training is optimally started when the child shows readiness signs like interest,
staying dry for periods, and ability to follow simple instructions. Strict early training or punishment for
accidents is counterproductive and may delay or harm development.
Question: 977
A 10-year-old presents with developmental delays. The Pediatric Nurse Practitioner uses the Denver
Developmental Screening Test II. Which domain does this tool NOT cover?
A. Language
B. Visual acuity
C. Gross motor skills
D. Personal-social behaviors
Answer: B
Explanation: The Denver Developmental Screening Test II assesses four developmental domains: gross
motor, fine motor-adaptive, language, and personal-social skills. Visual acuity is not evaluated with this
tool.
Question: 978
A 6-year-old child with constipation is prescribed polyethylene glycol. The caregiver wants non-
pharmacologic recommendations to complement therapy. What should the nurse practitioner advise?
A. Increase dietary fiber intake, encourage regular toilet timing, and maintain adequate hydration
B. Avoid physical activity as it worsens constipation
C. Use laxatives exclusively and disregard diet and behavior
D. Restrict fluid intake to prevent diarrhea
Answer: A
Explanation:
Dietary fiber, regular toileting routines, and hydration are effective adjuncts to pharmacotherapy for
constipation. Physical activity promotes bowel motility rather than worsening symptoms. Exclusive
reliance on laxatives without lifestyle modification may be less effective and cause dependency issues.
Fluid restriction is inappropriate.
Question: 979
A parent reports concern about a "too many vaccines" claim and asks how the immune system handles
multiple vaccines simultaneously. What is the MOST accurate explanation?
A. The immune system can handle multiple vaccines concurrently because it can recognize thousands of
antigens daily
B. Multiple vaccines overwhelm the immune system causing immune deficiency
C. Only one vaccine should be given at a time for safety
D. Vaccines interfere with each other's effectiveness if given together
Answer: A
Explanation: The immune system is capable of responding to many antigens simultaneously; vaccines
represent a small antigenic load compared to everyday exposure. Multiple vaccines safely administered
together do not overwhelm or diminish immune response.
Question: 980
An 8-year-old child with poorly controlled asthma has recurrent exacerbations despite inhaled
corticosteroids. Spirometry shows FEV1 65%, FEV1/FVC ratio decreased. Which additional long-term
controller medication is recommended?
A. Increase inhaled corticosteroid dose indefinitely
B. Substitute short-acting beta-agonist alone
C. Add leukotriene receptor antagonist
D. Discontinue all medications
Answer: C
Explanation: Adding a leukotriene receptor antagonist provides additional anti-inflammatory control in
children with suboptimal response to inhaled corticosteroids. Increasing ICS dose indefinitely has
diminishing returns and greater side effects. SABAs are rescue meds only. Discontinuation is
inappropriate.
Question: 981
A 15-year-old with fatigue and pallor is screened for anemia using the WHO Anemia Screening Tool
during a well visit. Per 2026 WHO guidelines, which hemoglobin threshold (<12 g/dL female) and MCV
cutoff (<80 fL) indicates iron deficiency anemia requiring ferritin testing?
A. Hb <12 g/dL, MCV <80 fL, iron deficiency, ferritin
B. Hb <11 g/dL, MCV <76 fL, severe, ferritin
C. Hb =13 g/dL, normal, no action
D. Hb 11-12 g/dL, mild, monitor
Answer: A
Explanation: WHO tool: Hb <12 g/dL (female) + MCV <80 fL (sensitivity 90%) suggests iron
deficiency, per 2026 WHO, prompting ferritin (<15 ng/mL confirms, specificity 95%) and iron 3
mg/kg/day (resolves 80%). <11 severe; =13 normal; mild monitor. Screening prevents fatigue impact
70%.
Question: 982
A 10-year-old girl presents with a 3-week history of unilateral serous otitis media with effusion
following an upper respiratory infection, confirmed by pneumatic otoscopy showing an air-fluid level and
type B tympanogram. She has no hearing loss on informal testing but reports "feeling full" in the ear.
Audiometry is planned, but parents request watchful waiting. Per the 2024 American Academy of
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (AAO-HNS) guidelines for otitis media with effusion (OME),
what is the most appropriate management plan, including the recommended observation period and
hearing assessment threshold?
A. Immediate myringotomy with tympanostomy tube placement
B. Nasal steroid spray (fluticasone 1 spray/nostril daily) for 4 weeks, then reassess
C. Antibiotic therapy with amoxicillin 45 mg/kg/day for 10 days
D. Observation for 3 months with hearing test if symptoms persist beyond 1 month
Answer: D
Explanation: The 2024 AAO-HNS guidelines recommend observation for 3 months in asymptomatic or
mildly symptomatic OME without risk factors for speech delay, as 80% resolve spontaneously. Hearing
assessment (audiometry) is indicated if effusion persists beyond 1 month or if risk factors like language
delay exist. Myringotomy is for persistent OME >3 months with hearing loss >20 dB or structural
damage. Antibiotics are not routinely recommended due to lack of efficacy in noninfectious OME. Nasal
steroids have insufficient evidence for routine use.
Question: 983
In obtaining a family history for a child with developmental delay, which detail provides the most
significant risk factor for genetic conditions?
A. Maternal vegetarian diet during pregnancy
B. Consanguinity of parents
C. Sibling with asthma
D. Family history of childhood infections
Answer: B
Explanation: Parental consanguinity increases the risk of autosomal recessive genetic disorders, an
important risk factor in developmental delays. Maternal diet, sibling asthma or infection history are less
predictive of genetic risk.
Question: 984
A 2-year-old with failure to thrive needs gastroenterology and social work. Per 2026 NASPGHAN IP
model, what shared parameter guides interventions?
A. Growth velocity z-score > -1 over 3 months
B. Caloric intake logs
C. Weight only
D. Parental reports
Answer: A
Explanation: 2026 NASPGHAN model uses z-scores for objective monitoring, ensuring holistic gains in
80% of cases. Logs subjective, weight static, reports biased. This metric unifies team goals.
Question: 985
A 9-year-old child with ADHD is prescribed methylphenidate. The caregiver is worried about growth
suppression. Which counseling point is accurate?
A. Medication should be stopped immediately if any growth issues occur
B. Growth suppression always leads to permanent stunting
C. Growth concerns are a myth and need no consideration
D. Growth suppression is a possible side effect but usually temporary and monitored closely
Answer: D
Explanation: Growth suppression is an uncommon but recognized possible side effect, often mild and
reversible with monitoring. Regular assessment allows management adjustments. Immediate cessation is
usually not needed without consultation. Growth concerns should be taken seriously.
Question: 986
Observing a peer nurse practitioner delegate vaccine administration to an LPN without verifying
anaphylaxis protocol knowledge during flu season, the observing nurse practitioner recalls VAERS
reporting mandates. To encourage ethical delegation per NCSBN Model Act (2023), what conversational
opener should be used in a reflective dialogue?
A. "I noticed the delegation�let's review the five rights together to align on scope," followed by joint
protocol simulation.
B. "That could be a VAERS report; I'll document for your file," escalating to supervisor.
C. "Efficiency matters, but skip checks next time," normalizing shortcuts.
D. Ignore, as delegation falls under physician oversight.
Answer: A
Explanation: NCSBN's delegation model requires right task, circumstance, person, direction, supervision
�violations risk 1/1000 anaphylaxis events (VAERS 2024). Reflective dialogue per Gibbs cycle fosters
growth without blame, with simulation boosting retention 90% (Nurse Educ 2023). Documentation
punitive early; normalization erodes safety; ignoring abdicates Provision 5.2. This peer modeling elevates
practice, reducing errors 35% in teams (J Nurs Adm).
Question: 987
A 7-year-old child complains of intermittent chest pain during soccer practice but has no history of
cardiac disease. Which is the MOST appropriate initial response?
A. Evaluate for musculoskeletal causes and provide education on appropriate warm-up and hydration
B. Restrict all physical activity indefinitely
C. Order immediate cardiac catheterization
D. Administer analgesics and advise return only if pain worsens
Answer: A
Explanation: Chest pain in children during exercise is often musculoskeletal; evaluation focuses on
history and exam. Education on safe exercise practices is important. Restriction or invasive testing is not
first-line without concerning findings.
Question: 988
A 5-year-old male presents with motor delay, intellectual disability, and seizures. Physical exam shows
caf�-au-lait spots and axillary freckling. MRI reveals multiple brain hamartomas. What genetic mutation
is implicated?
A. TSC1 gene mutation
B. NF1 gene mutation
C. MECP2 gene mutation
D. FMR1 gene mutation
Answer: B
Explanation: Multiple caf�-au-lait spots, axillary freckling, and brain hamartomas are classical signs.
Question: 989
At a 7-year-old's annual visit, the pediatric nurse practitioner identifies precocious puberty (Tanner stage
2 breasts at age 7.2 years) via hand X-ray showing bone age of 9 years. The child expresses body image
concerns amid peer comparisons. Collaborating with endocrinology, the pediatric nurse practitioner
counsels on implications. What anticipatory guidance per 2026 Endocrine Society guidelines promotes
healthy development?
A. Initiate GnRH agonist immediately and restrict social media to prevent comparison.
B. Prescribe tamoxifen off-label and focus on academic achievements to boost esteem.
C. Advise high-impact sports to delay progression and daily affirmations alone.
D. Explain puberty timeline normalizing variations, monitor growth velocity quarterly, and facilitate peer
support groups for body positivity.
Answer: D
Explanation: Precocious puberty accelerates growth but risks short stature and emotional distress; 2026
guidelines advocate watchful waiting with quarterly monitoring unless rapid progression, while
psychoeducation normalizes variations to support identity formation (Erikson industry vs. inferiority).
Peer groups reduce isolation, with evidence of 40% improved self-esteem scores. GnRH is for advanced
cases; social media limits are adjunctive; sports/tamoxifen lack first-line evidence; academics alone
ignore social needs.
Question: 990
A 2-year-old child presents for routine appointment and you are applying fluoride varnish as part of
preventive dental care. What is the recommended concentration and procedure for fluoride varnish
application?
A. Use 0.1% sodium fluoride rinse swished for 30 seconds then expectorated
B. Use 5% sodium fluoride varnish applied with a disposable brush, allow drying for 1 minute without
rinsing
C. Apply 2% sodium fluoride gel with cotton roll and rinse immediately
D. Provide fluoride tablets orally according to weight without topical application
Answer: B
Explanation: The Center for Disease Control recommends 5% sodium fluoride varnish applied with a
disposable brush, allowing it to dry for about 1 minute without rinsing, to maximize enamel uptake.
Rinses and gels with lower concentrations or immediate rinsing reduce effectiveness. Systemic
supplementation is adjunctive if indicated but not replacement for topical application.
Question: 991
A 3-year-old boy presents with increased thirst, abdominal pain, and difficulty walking. Physical exam
shows macroglossia and a soft systolic murmur. Thyroid function tests reveal elevated TSH and low free
T4. Which treatment should be initiated?
A. Radioactive iodine therapy
B. Methimazole
C. Levothyroxine
D. Beta-blockers
Answer: C
Explanation: Presentation and labs are consistent with congenital hypothyroidism, requiring levothyroxine
replacement therapy. Methimazole and radioactive iodine are for hyperthyroidism. Beta-blockers manage
symptoms but not hormone deficiency.
Question: 992
A 14-year-old girl presents with abdominal pain, salt craving, fatigue, and hyperpigmentation. Laboratory
shows hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, elevated ACTH, and low cortisol levels. What is the most
appropriate next step?
A. Administer intravenous hydrocortisone immediately
B. Order a CT scan of the adrenal glands
C. Start mineralocorticoid therapy
D. Perform an ACTH stimulation test
Answer: A
Explanation: The clinical and laboratory findings suggest primary adrenal insufficiency (Addison
disease). Immediate administration of intravenous hydrocortisone is critical to prevent adrenal crisis.
ACTH stimulation test and imaging are for diagnosis but treatment cannot be delayed. Mineralocorticoids
may be added later.
Question: 993
During a focused dermatologic exam on an 8-year-old with 6-month eczematous rash (interval atopic
dermatitis follow-up), the pediatric nurse practitioner notes lichenification on flexors and Dennie-Morgan
folds. To grade severity per 2023 EASI scoring system, which body surface area estimation formula and
total score threshold indicates moderate disease requiring systemic therapy?
A. Hand surface (8% TBSA) multiples, >16 severe
B. Rule of nines adjusted for pediatrics, score 7.1-21 moderate
C. Lund-Browder chart, 1.6-7.0 mild
D. Wallace rule, >50% involvement extensive
Answer: B
Explanation: EASI (Eczema Area and Severity Index) uses pediatric-adjusted rule of nines (head 18%,
each arm 9%, etc.) to estimate %BSA affected, multiplied by intensity scores (0-3 erythema, etc.) across
regions; total 7.1-21 defines moderate, escalating to dupilumab if topical failure (response 70% per 2023
trials). Lichenification scores 3 for chronicity. Hand rule quick but imprecise; Lund-Browder burns;
Wallace adults. Scoring guides therapy, reducing flares 50%.
Question: 994
During a routine well-child visit, a 6-month-old infant suddenly becomes unresponsive with agonal
respirations and a heart rate of 40 bpm after receiving a routine vaccination. According to the 2026 AHA
PALS updates for bradycardia with poor perfusion, what is the first-line pharmacologic intervention after
initiating high-quality CPR?
A. Atropine 0.02 mg/kg IV/IO
B. Epinephrine 0.01 mg/kg IV/IO (1:10,000)
C. Adenosine 0.1 mg/kg rapid IV push
D. Amiodarone 5 mg/kg IV over 20-60 minutes
Answer: B
Explanation: The 2026 AHA PALS guidelines emphasize epinephrine as the first-line pharmacologic
agent for pediatric bradycardia with signs of poor perfusion and inadequate response to ventilation and
oxygenation, dosed at 0.01 mg/kg IV/IO every 3-5 minutes to Strengthen heart rate and coronary perfusion.
This is preferred over atropine (second-line at 0.02 mg/kg for vagally mediated bradycardia) because
epinephrine addresses both sympathetic stimulation and potential hypoxic etiology. Adenosine is for
supraventricular tachycardia, and amiodarone for refractory ventricular arrhythmias, neither fitting this
scenario. Early epinephrine administration in bradycardic arrest improves ROSC rates by 25% per the
latest evidence, underscoring its priority in the algorithm.
Question: 995
Effective leadership in coordinating pediatric chronic illness care teams primarily involves which skill?
A. Focusing solely on administrative duties over clinical coordination
B. Authoritatively directing team members without input
C. Delegating all clinical decisions to speciality consultants
D. Facilitating interdisciplinary communication and shared decision-making
Answer: D
Explanation: Effective leadership fosters collaboration and communication among team members,
ensuring comprehensive, coordinated care that addresses all facets of chronic illness management.
Question: 996
Which of the following is the most appropriate screening tool to detect family food insecurity as a social
determinant of health during a pediatric visit?
A. Ages and Stages Questionnaire
B. PHQ-9 modified for adolescents
C. CRAFFT screening for substance use
D. Hunger Vital Sign Tool
Answer: D
Explanation: The Hunger Vital Sign is a brief validated 2-question screening tool for food insecurity in
families. PHQ-9 screens for depression, CRAFFT assesses substance use, and Ages and Stages is for
developmental screening.
Question: 997
A 4-year-old with autism (diagnosed 24mo) height 98 cm (z -0.2), weight 16.5 kg (z +0.6), BMI 17.2 (z
+1.2). Velocity 6.5 cm/year. MPHT 158 cm. ASQ-3 adapt: social 15/30 (expected). What growth
surveillance?
A. Sensory aversion; behavioral feeding therapy.
B. Medication side; valproate taper.
C. GH def from sib; IGF test.
D. Normal trajectory; annual endocrine screen.
Answer: D
Explanation: Autism Society 2026: growth normal unless comorbidity, annual thyroid/GH screen
(prevalence 5%). BMI +1.2 monitor. Aversion if refusal; no med/sib.
Question: 998
A 13-year-old girl with acne (comedonal/mild inflammatory) on BC. Per 2026 AAD, what topical
education?
A. Recommend oral doxycycline 100 mg daily, counseling on photosensitivity (burn risk), with dairy
avoidance
B. Prescribe tazarotene 0.045% lotion nightly, educating on retinoid dermatitis (peeling 20%, buffer with
moisturizer), plus non-comedogenic SPF30
C. Advise azelaic acid 15% BID, discussing stinging (10%), and hormonal evaluation
D. Start clascoterone 1% BID, warning of HPA axis (rare), plus LED therapy
Answer: B
Explanation: 2026 AAD: retinoids first-line (tazarotene lotion 0.045% QHS, comedolysis 70%), benefits:
clearance 50% 12wk; adverse: irritation (taper EOD, moisturize). Non-pharma: gentle cleanser, sunscreen
(retinoid photosens 20%). Topicals preferred adolescents. Counsel PIH risk in skin of color, follow-up
IGA q4wk.
Question: 999
A sentinel event has occurred in a pediatric outpatient clinic resulting in harm to a child. As a nurse
practitioner, what is the first priority?
A. Inform the media to ensure transparency
B. Conduct a detailed root cause analysis before informing anyone
C. Ensure immediate patient safety and stabilize the child, then report the event per institutional policy
D. Wait to assess if the family will notice the event before reporting
Answer: C
Explanation: The first priority following a sentinel event is patient safety, including stabilization of the
child. Timely reporting per institutional guidelines supports a culture of safety, transparency, and
continuous improvement. Delaying reporting, avoiding institutional channels, or public disclosure
prematurely without internal review are inappropriate and may worsen outcomes.
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