ATI Fundamentals Retake Guide | Updated
ATI FUNDAMENTALS PROCTOR Practice
Questions & Proctor Review
home safety risks for infants and toddlers include: <<<correct
answer>>>aspiration
-suffocation
-poisoning
-falls
-motor vehicle/injury
-burns
home safety risks for preschoolers and school-age children include:
<<<correct answer>>>drowning
-motor vehicle/injury
-burns
-poison
,home safety risks for adolescents include: <<<correct answer>>>motor
vehicle/injury
-burns
home safety risks for young and middle age adults include: <<<correct
answer>>>motor vehicle crashes
-occupational injury
-high alcohol consumption
-suicide
home safety risks for older adults include: <<<correct
answer>>>physical, cognitive and sensory changes
-changes in musculoskeletal and logical systems
-impaired vision and/or hearing
-nocturia and incontinence
prevention education for risk of aspiration in infants and toddlers:
<<<correct answer>>>keep small objects out of reach
-check toys for loose parts
-do not feed infant hard candy, peanuts, popcorn, or whole/sliced
pieces of hot dog
-do not place infant in supine position while feeding or prop the bottle
,-pacifiers should be constructed of one piece
-provide information on prevention of lead poisoning
prevention education for risk of suffocation in infants and toddlers:
<<<correct answer>>>keep plastic bags out of reach
-ensure crib mattress fits snugly and no more than 2 2/3 inches
between crib slats
-never leave alone in bathtub
-remove crib toys, including mobiles, as soon as infant begins to push
up
-keep latex balloons out of reach
-fence swimming pools and use locked gate
-begin swimming lessons as soon as developmental status allows
-keep toilet lids down and bathroom doors shut
prevention education for risk of poisoning in infants and toddlers:
<<<correct answer>>>keep house plants and cleaning agents out of
reach
-place poisons, paint, and gas in locked cabinets
-keep medication in child-proof containers and locked up
-dispose of meds which are no longer used or out of date
, prevention education for risk of falls in infants and toddlers: <<<correct
answer>>>keep crib and playpen rails up
-never leave unattended on changing table or other high surface
-restrain while in high chair, swing, stroller, etc
-place in low bed when toddler starts to climb
prevention education for risk of motor vehicle/injury in infants and
toddlers: <<<correct answer>>>use backward facing car seat until yr
old and weighs at least 20 lbs
-all car seats should be federally approved and be placed in the back
seat
prevention education for risk of burns in infants and toddlers:
<<<correct answer>>>test temp of formula and bath water
-place pots on back burner and turn handle away from front of stove
-supervise use of faucets
prevention education for risk of drowning in preschoolers and school-
age children: <<<correct answer>>>ensure child knows how to swim
and knows rules of water safety
-locked fences around home and neighborhood pools
ATI FUNDAMENTALS PROCTOR Practice
Questions & Proctor Review
home safety risks for infants and toddlers include: <<<correct
answer>>>aspiration
-suffocation
-poisoning
-falls
-motor vehicle/injury
-burns
home safety risks for preschoolers and school-age children include:
<<<correct answer>>>drowning
-motor vehicle/injury
-burns
-poison
,home safety risks for adolescents include: <<<correct answer>>>motor
vehicle/injury
-burns
home safety risks for young and middle age adults include: <<<correct
answer>>>motor vehicle crashes
-occupational injury
-high alcohol consumption
-suicide
home safety risks for older adults include: <<<correct
answer>>>physical, cognitive and sensory changes
-changes in musculoskeletal and logical systems
-impaired vision and/or hearing
-nocturia and incontinence
prevention education for risk of aspiration in infants and toddlers:
<<<correct answer>>>keep small objects out of reach
-check toys for loose parts
-do not feed infant hard candy, peanuts, popcorn, or whole/sliced
pieces of hot dog
-do not place infant in supine position while feeding or prop the bottle
,-pacifiers should be constructed of one piece
-provide information on prevention of lead poisoning
prevention education for risk of suffocation in infants and toddlers:
<<<correct answer>>>keep plastic bags out of reach
-ensure crib mattress fits snugly and no more than 2 2/3 inches
between crib slats
-never leave alone in bathtub
-remove crib toys, including mobiles, as soon as infant begins to push
up
-keep latex balloons out of reach
-fence swimming pools and use locked gate
-begin swimming lessons as soon as developmental status allows
-keep toilet lids down and bathroom doors shut
prevention education for risk of poisoning in infants and toddlers:
<<<correct answer>>>keep house plants and cleaning agents out of
reach
-place poisons, paint, and gas in locked cabinets
-keep medication in child-proof containers and locked up
-dispose of meds which are no longer used or out of date
, prevention education for risk of falls in infants and toddlers: <<<correct
answer>>>keep crib and playpen rails up
-never leave unattended on changing table or other high surface
-restrain while in high chair, swing, stroller, etc
-place in low bed when toddler starts to climb
prevention education for risk of motor vehicle/injury in infants and
toddlers: <<<correct answer>>>use backward facing car seat until yr
old and weighs at least 20 lbs
-all car seats should be federally approved and be placed in the back
seat
prevention education for risk of burns in infants and toddlers:
<<<correct answer>>>test temp of formula and bath water
-place pots on back burner and turn handle away from front of stove
-supervise use of faucets
prevention education for risk of drowning in preschoolers and school-
age children: <<<correct answer>>>ensure child knows how to swim
and knows rules of water safety
-locked fences around home and neighborhood pools
