PEDIATRIC ATI PROCTORED / ATI PEDIATRIC PROCTORED
NEWEST COMPLETE 300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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When do infants start to gain object permanence? - ANSWER-9-
10 months
When do infants start to experience separation anxiety and
stranger fear? - ANSWER-Separation anxiety= 4-8 months
Stranger fear= 6-8 months
What should the nurse assess prior to cardiac catheterization? –
ANSWER-Allergies to iodine or shellfish
How long should the PT remain NPO prior to cardiac
catheterization? - ANSWER-4-6 hours
What can indicate an arterial obstruction? - ANSWER-Cool
extremity with skin that blanches
,What are the three main Dx methods for diabetes mellitus in
children? - ANSWER-1. 2 hr. glucose tolerance test of 200 mg/dL
+
2. 8 hr. fasting blood glucose of 126 mg/dL +
3. Random blood glucose of 200 mg/dL + with classic signs of
diabetes
What should the nurse educate the parent/child about prior to
taking a 2 hr.
glucose tolerance test? - ANSWER-Eat a balanced diet 3 days
prior and then fast 8 hrs. prior; BG levels are drawn during test
every 30 min. for 2 hours.
What is the expected range of HbA1c for a healthy child? -
ANSWER-4-5.9%
For children with diabetes what is the target goal for HbA1c? -
ANSWER-Less than 7%
What is important to teach the parent/child if the child is diabetic
and active in sports? - ANSWER-Eat a snack 30 min prior to
activity and if activity is super long eat a snack every 45-60 min.
,When the child with diabetes is ill, the nurse should teach them
to monitor their blood glucose and urinary ketones every ___
hours. - ANSWER-3
The child with diabetes should be instructed to notify the
provider is their BG levels reach what? - ANSWER-240 mg/dL +
For the child with hypoglycemia who is alert and awake, the
nurse should administer? - ANSWER-10-15 simple carb and re-
check BG in 15 min.
What are some examples of simple carbs that the nurse can
administer to the PT experiencing hypoglycemia? - ANSWER-4
oz. orange juice, 8 oz. milk, 4 oz.
regular soft drink, or 3-4 glucose tablets
Which type of insulin should not be mixed with others due to
incompatibility? - ANSWER-Insulin Glargine
The nurse should teach the parent/child to inject insulin at a
_____ degree angle.
- ANSWER-90
How often should the diabetic child rotate insulin injection
sites? – ANSWER-Every 4-5 sticks
, What type of IV should the nurse administer to a child with
diabetic ketoacidosis and why? - ANSWER-Admin. 0.9 % NS to
maintian perfusion to vital organs.
A nurse is assessing a child with the following findings: delayed
dentition, delayed puberty, underdeveloped jaw, short stature,
proportinate height and
weight, and delayed epiphyseal closure. This child is likely
suffering from? - ANSWER-Growth hormone deficiency
Before undergoing Plasma-Insulin Like Growth Factor -1 (IGF-1)
and IGF Binding Protein -3 (IGFBP-3) diagnostic testing, the
nurse should advise the child to do what the night before the
test? - ANSWER-Fast
When should the nurse draw the baseline blood and dx blood for
GH stimulation testing? - ANSWER-Baseline blood at 0600-0800
and then dx blood every 30 min for 3 hours following
administration of GH release medication.
What should the nurse educate the parent/child about prior to
GH stimulation regarding diet and activity? - ANSWER-Fast 10-
12 hours before test and also limit activity
NEWEST COMPLETE 300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
When do infants start to gain object permanence? - ANSWER-9-
10 months
When do infants start to experience separation anxiety and
stranger fear? - ANSWER-Separation anxiety= 4-8 months
Stranger fear= 6-8 months
What should the nurse assess prior to cardiac catheterization? –
ANSWER-Allergies to iodine or shellfish
How long should the PT remain NPO prior to cardiac
catheterization? - ANSWER-4-6 hours
What can indicate an arterial obstruction? - ANSWER-Cool
extremity with skin that blanches
,What are the three main Dx methods for diabetes mellitus in
children? - ANSWER-1. 2 hr. glucose tolerance test of 200 mg/dL
+
2. 8 hr. fasting blood glucose of 126 mg/dL +
3. Random blood glucose of 200 mg/dL + with classic signs of
diabetes
What should the nurse educate the parent/child about prior to
taking a 2 hr.
glucose tolerance test? - ANSWER-Eat a balanced diet 3 days
prior and then fast 8 hrs. prior; BG levels are drawn during test
every 30 min. for 2 hours.
What is the expected range of HbA1c for a healthy child? -
ANSWER-4-5.9%
For children with diabetes what is the target goal for HbA1c? -
ANSWER-Less than 7%
What is important to teach the parent/child if the child is diabetic
and active in sports? - ANSWER-Eat a snack 30 min prior to
activity and if activity is super long eat a snack every 45-60 min.
,When the child with diabetes is ill, the nurse should teach them
to monitor their blood glucose and urinary ketones every ___
hours. - ANSWER-3
The child with diabetes should be instructed to notify the
provider is their BG levels reach what? - ANSWER-240 mg/dL +
For the child with hypoglycemia who is alert and awake, the
nurse should administer? - ANSWER-10-15 simple carb and re-
check BG in 15 min.
What are some examples of simple carbs that the nurse can
administer to the PT experiencing hypoglycemia? - ANSWER-4
oz. orange juice, 8 oz. milk, 4 oz.
regular soft drink, or 3-4 glucose tablets
Which type of insulin should not be mixed with others due to
incompatibility? - ANSWER-Insulin Glargine
The nurse should teach the parent/child to inject insulin at a
_____ degree angle.
- ANSWER-90
How often should the diabetic child rotate insulin injection
sites? – ANSWER-Every 4-5 sticks
, What type of IV should the nurse administer to a child with
diabetic ketoacidosis and why? - ANSWER-Admin. 0.9 % NS to
maintian perfusion to vital organs.
A nurse is assessing a child with the following findings: delayed
dentition, delayed puberty, underdeveloped jaw, short stature,
proportinate height and
weight, and delayed epiphyseal closure. This child is likely
suffering from? - ANSWER-Growth hormone deficiency
Before undergoing Plasma-Insulin Like Growth Factor -1 (IGF-1)
and IGF Binding Protein -3 (IGFBP-3) diagnostic testing, the
nurse should advise the child to do what the night before the
test? - ANSWER-Fast
When should the nurse draw the baseline blood and dx blood for
GH stimulation testing? - ANSWER-Baseline blood at 0600-0800
and then dx blood every 30 min for 3 hours following
administration of GH release medication.
What should the nurse educate the parent/child about prior to
GH stimulation regarding diet and activity? - ANSWER-Fast 10-
12 hours before test and also limit activity
