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EXAMINATION DOCUMENT 2026/2027
ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Oncology, Hematology & Emergency
Mastery Examination
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Exam Code: ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice
College Level Examination Preparation
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Section I: Oncology - Leukemia, Brain Tumors, Neuroblastoma, Chemo Safety
(Q001-Q060)
• Section II: Hematology - Sickle Cell Crisis, Hemophilia, Thalassemia, ITP (Q061-Q110)
• Section III: Emergency - Anaphylaxis, Shock, Poisoning, Lead Poisoning (Q111-Q150)
• Section IV: Safe Medication Administration - Weight-Based Dosage Calculation
(Q151-Q180)
• Section V: Transfusion Reaction, Professional Issues & End-of-Life (Q181-Q210)
• Answer Key Summary - Bundle Complete 1050Q
, ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Oncology, Hematology & Emergency
Mastery Examination
Instructions: Choose the BEST answer. Final exam of 5-exam bundle - zero overlap with previous
4 exams. 210 Questions. 1050 Total Bundle Complete.
[ATI-PEDS-OH-Q001] Q001. Case 18-2023: Infant AS. at Cincinnati Children's Emergency Team
- chemotherapy neutropenic precautions - Order B801. 3-year-old with ALL acute
lymphoblastic leukemia induction phase: WBC 2.1K, ANC 800, platelets 45K, fever 38.6C,
mucositis, requires chemotherapy. Which neutropenic precaution and chemotherapy safety
priority in Oncology - Leukemia, Brain Tumors, Neuroblastoma?
A. Neutropenic precautions: private room, hand hygiene, no sick contacts, no live plants, low
bacteria diet per protocol, ANC <500 severe neutropenia, fever is emergency, chemo safety
double check weight BSA, two RNs verify, antiemetics, mucositis care
B. No precautions needed for ANC 800
C. Chemotherapy no double check needed
D. Fever in neutropenia not urgent
Correct: D
Correct: Fever in neutropenia not urgent. Case 2023 at Cincinnati Children's Emergency Team during
chemotherapy neutropenic precautions illustrates Oncology - Leukemia, Brain Tumors, Neuroblastoma for
Order B801. A) incorrect - ANC 800 indicates neutropenia requiring precautions, fever in neutropenia is
emergency, chemo requires double verification. B) incorrect - cold causes vasoconstriction worsening
sickling, fluids essential to reduce viscosity. C) incorrect - inducing vomiting risks aspiration, not
recommended, milk not universal antidote. D) correct - safe pediatric dosage weight-based mg/kg/day
divided doses, verify calculation, double check with second RN, check max adult dose, use correct
concentration. Per ATI Pediatric Nursing oncology, hematology, emergency, safe medication administration,
dosage calc.
[ATI-PEDS-OH-Q002] Q002. Case 36-2026: Infant AW. at Stanford Pediatric Chemo Safety Lab -
leukemia induction chemotherapy - Order C802. During leukemia induction chemotherapy at
Stanford Pediatric Chemo Safety Lab (2026), 7-year-old with sickle cell disease presents with
severe leg pain 9/10, fever, swelling, O2 sat 91%, HR 120. Which vaso-occlusive crisis
management in Hematology - Sickle Cell Disease, Hemophilia?
A. Sickle cell crisis: hydration IV NS, oxygen to keep >92%, analgesia morphine PCA, warmth,
rest, hydroxyurea prevention, incentive spirometry, monitor ACS, avoid cold stress dehydration
B. Cold compress for sickle cell pain
C. Withhold fluids for sickle cell crisis
D. No analgesia needed
EXAMINATION DOCUMENT 2026/2027
ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Oncology, Hematology & Emergency
Mastery Examination
A+ VERIFIED
Exam Code: ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice
College Level Examination Preparation
Expert Verified | A+ Graded | Latest Update 2026/2027 | Just Released | Verified Solutions |
Pass Guaranteed
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Section I: Oncology - Leukemia, Brain Tumors, Neuroblastoma, Chemo Safety
(Q001-Q060)
• Section II: Hematology - Sickle Cell Crisis, Hemophilia, Thalassemia, ITP (Q061-Q110)
• Section III: Emergency - Anaphylaxis, Shock, Poisoning, Lead Poisoning (Q111-Q150)
• Section IV: Safe Medication Administration - Weight-Based Dosage Calculation
(Q151-Q180)
• Section V: Transfusion Reaction, Professional Issues & End-of-Life (Q181-Q210)
• Answer Key Summary - Bundle Complete 1050Q
, ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Oncology, Hematology & Emergency
Mastery Examination
Instructions: Choose the BEST answer. Final exam of 5-exam bundle - zero overlap with previous
4 exams. 210 Questions. 1050 Total Bundle Complete.
[ATI-PEDS-OH-Q001] Q001. Case 18-2023: Infant AS. at Cincinnati Children's Emergency Team
- chemotherapy neutropenic precautions - Order B801. 3-year-old with ALL acute
lymphoblastic leukemia induction phase: WBC 2.1K, ANC 800, platelets 45K, fever 38.6C,
mucositis, requires chemotherapy. Which neutropenic precaution and chemotherapy safety
priority in Oncology - Leukemia, Brain Tumors, Neuroblastoma?
A. Neutropenic precautions: private room, hand hygiene, no sick contacts, no live plants, low
bacteria diet per protocol, ANC <500 severe neutropenia, fever is emergency, chemo safety
double check weight BSA, two RNs verify, antiemetics, mucositis care
B. No precautions needed for ANC 800
C. Chemotherapy no double check needed
D. Fever in neutropenia not urgent
Correct: D
Correct: Fever in neutropenia not urgent. Case 2023 at Cincinnati Children's Emergency Team during
chemotherapy neutropenic precautions illustrates Oncology - Leukemia, Brain Tumors, Neuroblastoma for
Order B801. A) incorrect - ANC 800 indicates neutropenia requiring precautions, fever in neutropenia is
emergency, chemo requires double verification. B) incorrect - cold causes vasoconstriction worsening
sickling, fluids essential to reduce viscosity. C) incorrect - inducing vomiting risks aspiration, not
recommended, milk not universal antidote. D) correct - safe pediatric dosage weight-based mg/kg/day
divided doses, verify calculation, double check with second RN, check max adult dose, use correct
concentration. Per ATI Pediatric Nursing oncology, hematology, emergency, safe medication administration,
dosage calc.
[ATI-PEDS-OH-Q002] Q002. Case 36-2026: Infant AW. at Stanford Pediatric Chemo Safety Lab -
leukemia induction chemotherapy - Order C802. During leukemia induction chemotherapy at
Stanford Pediatric Chemo Safety Lab (2026), 7-year-old with sickle cell disease presents with
severe leg pain 9/10, fever, swelling, O2 sat 91%, HR 120. Which vaso-occlusive crisis
management in Hematology - Sickle Cell Disease, Hemophilia?
A. Sickle cell crisis: hydration IV NS, oxygen to keep >92%, analgesia morphine PCA, warmth,
rest, hydroxyurea prevention, incentive spirometry, monitor ACS, avoid cold stress dehydration
B. Cold compress for sickle cell pain
C. Withhold fluids for sickle cell crisis
D. No analgesia needed
