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EXAMINATION DOCUMENT 2026/2027
ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Respiratory, Cardiac & Infectious Diseases
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: Respiratory - Asthma, Croup, Bronchiolitis, CF (Q001-Q060)
• Section II: Cardiac - Congenital Heart Defects, CHF, Kawasaki (Q061-Q110)
• Section III: Infectious - Otitis Media, Tonsillitis, UTI, Communicable Diseases (Q111-Q160)
• Section IV: Respiratory & Cardiac Nursing Interventions (Q161-Q180)
• Section V: Infection Control & Isolation Precautions (Q181-Q210)
• Answer Key Summary
, ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Respiratory, Cardiac & Infectious Diseases
Mastery Examination
Instructions: Choose the BEST answer. 210 Unique ATI-style questions. Zero overlap with Growth
exam.
[ATI-PEDS-RC-Q001] Q001. Case 10-2023: Child O. at Cincinnati Children's Infectious Disease
- bronchiolitis RSV - ID B201. 2-year-old with asthma history presents with wheezing,
retractions, RR 38, SpO2 91% on RA, HR 128, accessory muscle use, speaks in phrases. Peak
flow 60% personal best. Which asthma severity classification and intervention in Respiratory -
Asthma, Croup, Epiglottitis, Bronchiolitis?
A. Moderate exacerbation - wheezing, accessory use, SpO2 91%, phrases not full sentences,
peak flow 60% = moderate, requires albuterol neb, O2, systemic steroids, monitor response
B. Mild intermittent requires intubation
C. Peak flow 60% normal
D. No O2 needed for SpO2 91%
Correct: B
Correct: Mild intermittent requires intubation. Case 2023 at Cincinnati Children's Infectious Disease during
bronchiolitis RSV illustrates Respiratory - Asthma, Croup, Epiglottitis, Bronchiolitis for ID B201. A) incorrect -
mild intermittent would show no accessory use and SpO2 >95%, moderate requires intervention not
intubation initially. B) correct - Tet spell management: knee-chest increases SVR and pulmonary flow, O2,
calm, morphine reduces infundibular spasm, fluids increase preload, propranolol decreases spasm. C)
incorrect - Kawasaki not bacterial, antibiotics ineffective, cardiac complication is primary concern. D)
incorrect - immediate surgery not indicated, watchful waiting may be considered in select older children per
AAP. Per ATI Pediatric Nursing, respiratory, cardiac, infectious content.
[ATI-PEDS-RC-Q002] Q002. Case 20-2026: Infant S. at Stanford Pediatric Pulmonology -
congenital heart defect assessment - ID C202. During congenital heart defect assessment at
Stanford Pediatric Pulmonology (2026), 6-month-old infant with Tetralogy of Fallot has
hypercyanotic spell during crying: deep cyanosis, dyspnea, SpO2 62%, HR 180. Which
nursing action in Respiratory - CF, Pneumonia, Respiratory Distress is priority?
A. Moderate exacerbation - wheezing, accessory use, SpO2 91%, phrases not full sentences,
peak flow 60% = moderate, requires albuterol neb, O2, systemic steroids, monitor response
B. Mild intermittent requires intubation
C. Peak flow 60% normal
D. No O2 needed for SpO2 91%
EXAMINATION DOCUMENT 2026/2027
ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Respiratory, Cardiac & Infectious Diseases
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: Respiratory - Asthma, Croup, Bronchiolitis, CF (Q001-Q060)
• Section II: Cardiac - Congenital Heart Defects, CHF, Kawasaki (Q061-Q110)
• Section III: Infectious - Otitis Media, Tonsillitis, UTI, Communicable Diseases (Q111-Q160)
• Section IV: Respiratory & Cardiac Nursing Interventions (Q161-Q180)
• Section V: Infection Control & Isolation Precautions (Q181-Q210)
• Answer Key Summary
, ATI RN Pediatric Nursing Online Practice -
Respiratory, Cardiac & Infectious Diseases
Mastery Examination
Instructions: Choose the BEST answer. 210 Unique ATI-style questions. Zero overlap with Growth
exam.
[ATI-PEDS-RC-Q001] Q001. Case 10-2023: Child O. at Cincinnati Children's Infectious Disease
- bronchiolitis RSV - ID B201. 2-year-old with asthma history presents with wheezing,
retractions, RR 38, SpO2 91% on RA, HR 128, accessory muscle use, speaks in phrases. Peak
flow 60% personal best. Which asthma severity classification and intervention in Respiratory -
Asthma, Croup, Epiglottitis, Bronchiolitis?
A. Moderate exacerbation - wheezing, accessory use, SpO2 91%, phrases not full sentences,
peak flow 60% = moderate, requires albuterol neb, O2, systemic steroids, monitor response
B. Mild intermittent requires intubation
C. Peak flow 60% normal
D. No O2 needed for SpO2 91%
Correct: B
Correct: Mild intermittent requires intubation. Case 2023 at Cincinnati Children's Infectious Disease during
bronchiolitis RSV illustrates Respiratory - Asthma, Croup, Epiglottitis, Bronchiolitis for ID B201. A) incorrect -
mild intermittent would show no accessory use and SpO2 >95%, moderate requires intervention not
intubation initially. B) correct - Tet spell management: knee-chest increases SVR and pulmonary flow, O2,
calm, morphine reduces infundibular spasm, fluids increase preload, propranolol decreases spasm. C)
incorrect - Kawasaki not bacterial, antibiotics ineffective, cardiac complication is primary concern. D)
incorrect - immediate surgery not indicated, watchful waiting may be considered in select older children per
AAP. Per ATI Pediatric Nursing, respiratory, cardiac, infectious content.
[ATI-PEDS-RC-Q002] Q002. Case 20-2026: Infant S. at Stanford Pediatric Pulmonology -
congenital heart defect assessment - ID C202. During congenital heart defect assessment at
Stanford Pediatric Pulmonology (2026), 6-month-old infant with Tetralogy of Fallot has
hypercyanotic spell during crying: deep cyanosis, dyspnea, SpO2 62%, HR 180. Which
nursing action in Respiratory - CF, Pneumonia, Respiratory Distress is priority?
A. Moderate exacerbation - wheezing, accessory use, SpO2 91%, phrases not full sentences,
peak flow 60% = moderate, requires albuterol neb, O2, systemic steroids, monitor response
B. Mild intermittent requires intubation
C. Peak flow 60% normal
D. No O2 needed for SpO2 91%
