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EXAMINATION DOCUMENT 2026/2027
ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Neuro, Musculoskeletal & Dermatologic
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: Neuro - Seizures, Febrile Seizures, Meningitis (Q001-Q050)
• Section II: Neuro - Increased ICP, Head Injury, Hydrocephalus (Q051-Q100)
• Section III: Musculoskeletal - Fractures, Cast Care, Compartment Syndrome, DDH,
Scoliosis (Q101-Q150)
• Section IV: Dermatologic - Atopic Dermatitis, Impetigo, Scabies (Q151-Q180)
• Section V: Trauma, Burns, Wound Care & Assessment (Q181-Q210)
• Answer Key Summary
, ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Neuro, Musculoskeletal & Dermatologic
Mastery Examination
Instructions: Choose the BEST answer. 210 Unique ATI-style questions. Zero overlap with
previous exams.
[ATI-PEDS-NM-Q001] Q001. Case 14-2023: Child AI. at Cincinnati Children's Dermatology Lab -
head injury assessment - Chart B501. 6-month-old with fever 39.5C, irritability, bulging
fontanel, nuchal rigidity, petechial rash, poor feeding, high-pitched cry. Which assessment
priority and intervention in Neuro - Seizures, Febrile Seizures, Meningitis?
A. Bacterial meningitis - fever, bulging fontanel, nuchal rigidity, petechiae meningococcal, priority
lumbar puncture after blood cultures, antibiotics ASAP, droplet precautions, monitor increased ICP
B. Viral meningitis no antibiotics needed and no urgency
C. Febrile seizure is meningitis
D. No intervention for bulging fontanel
Correct: A
Correct: Bacterial meningitis - fever, bulging fontanel, nuchal rigidity, petechiae meningococcal, priority
lumbar puncture after blood cultures, antibiotics ASAP, droplet precautions, monitor increased ICP. Case
2023 at Cincinnati Children's Dermatology Lab during head injury assessment illustrates Neuro - Seizures,
Febrile Seizures, Meningitis for Chart B501. A) correct - meningitis emergency: bulging fontanel increased
ICP, nuchal rigidity meningeal irritation, petechiae meningococcal septicemia, blood cultures then antibiotics
within 30 min, droplet precautions. B) incorrect - Cushing late not early, lowering HOB increases ICP,
frequent suctioning increases ICP. C) incorrect - normal cast should have warm pink digits cap refill <3 sec,
pain controlled, pallor and paresthesia abnormal. D) incorrect - double diapering not effective treatment,
requires harness. Per ATI Pediatric Nursing neuro, musculoskeletal, dermatologic, assessment, emergency.
[ATI-PEDS-NM-Q002] Q002. Case 28-2026: Toddler AM. at Stanford Pediatric Seizure Research
- fracture cast care - Chart C502. During fracture cast care at Stanford Pediatric Seizure
Research (2026), 8-year-old post head injury: headache worsening, vomiting, decreased LOC,
unequal pupils, Cushing triad bradycardia hypertension irregular respirations. Which
increased ICP sign and action in Neuro - Increased ICP, Head Injury, Hydrocephalus?
A. Increased ICP signs: headache, vomiting, decreased LOC, Cushing triad late sign (bradycardia,
HTN, irregular respirations), unequal pupils, posturing, priority elevate HOB 30°, maintain neutral
neck, avoid suctioning, hyperventilate only if herniation, notify provider STAT
B. Cushing triad early sign of ICP
C. Lower HOB for increased ICP
D. Suction frequently for increased ICP
EXAMINATION DOCUMENT 2026/2027
ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Neuro, Musculoskeletal & Dermatologic
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: Neuro - Seizures, Febrile Seizures, Meningitis (Q001-Q050)
• Section II: Neuro - Increased ICP, Head Injury, Hydrocephalus (Q051-Q100)
• Section III: Musculoskeletal - Fractures, Cast Care, Compartment Syndrome, DDH,
Scoliosis (Q101-Q150)
• Section IV: Dermatologic - Atopic Dermatitis, Impetigo, Scabies (Q151-Q180)
• Section V: Trauma, Burns, Wound Care & Assessment (Q181-Q210)
• Answer Key Summary
, ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Neuro, Musculoskeletal & Dermatologic
Mastery Examination
Instructions: Choose the BEST answer. 210 Unique ATI-style questions. Zero overlap with
previous exams.
[ATI-PEDS-NM-Q001] Q001. Case 14-2023: Child AI. at Cincinnati Children's Dermatology Lab -
head injury assessment - Chart B501. 6-month-old with fever 39.5C, irritability, bulging
fontanel, nuchal rigidity, petechial rash, poor feeding, high-pitched cry. Which assessment
priority and intervention in Neuro - Seizures, Febrile Seizures, Meningitis?
A. Bacterial meningitis - fever, bulging fontanel, nuchal rigidity, petechiae meningococcal, priority
lumbar puncture after blood cultures, antibiotics ASAP, droplet precautions, monitor increased ICP
B. Viral meningitis no antibiotics needed and no urgency
C. Febrile seizure is meningitis
D. No intervention for bulging fontanel
Correct: A
Correct: Bacterial meningitis - fever, bulging fontanel, nuchal rigidity, petechiae meningococcal, priority
lumbar puncture after blood cultures, antibiotics ASAP, droplet precautions, monitor increased ICP. Case
2023 at Cincinnati Children's Dermatology Lab during head injury assessment illustrates Neuro - Seizures,
Febrile Seizures, Meningitis for Chart B501. A) correct - meningitis emergency: bulging fontanel increased
ICP, nuchal rigidity meningeal irritation, petechiae meningococcal septicemia, blood cultures then antibiotics
within 30 min, droplet precautions. B) incorrect - Cushing late not early, lowering HOB increases ICP,
frequent suctioning increases ICP. C) incorrect - normal cast should have warm pink digits cap refill <3 sec,
pain controlled, pallor and paresthesia abnormal. D) incorrect - double diapering not effective treatment,
requires harness. Per ATI Pediatric Nursing neuro, musculoskeletal, dermatologic, assessment, emergency.
[ATI-PEDS-NM-Q002] Q002. Case 28-2026: Toddler AM. at Stanford Pediatric Seizure Research
- fracture cast care - Chart C502. During fracture cast care at Stanford Pediatric Seizure
Research (2026), 8-year-old post head injury: headache worsening, vomiting, decreased LOC,
unequal pupils, Cushing triad bradycardia hypertension irregular respirations. Which
increased ICP sign and action in Neuro - Increased ICP, Head Injury, Hydrocephalus?
A. Increased ICP signs: headache, vomiting, decreased LOC, Cushing triad late sign (bradycardia,
HTN, irregular respirations), unequal pupils, posturing, priority elevate HOB 30°, maintain neutral
neck, avoid suctioning, hyperventilate only if herniation, notify provider STAT
B. Cushing triad early sign of ICP
C. Lower HOB for increased ICP
D. Suction frequently for increased ICP
