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SANC Pediatric Nurse Specialist Sample Test

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The Pediatric Nurse Practitioner is seeing an Asian infant who is 4-weeks old. The infant has blue-black macules scattered over the buttocks. What does this most likely represent?

Correct Answer:

mongolian spots

mongolian spots occur in about 90% of children of african and asian ancestries and in about 10% of children of european ancestry. the distribution is usually over the lower back and buttocks, but can occur over a wider area.