PEDS EXAM 3 (FINAL) - ATI PRACTICE QUESTIONS CORRECTLY
ANSWERED.
1. d. "Milestones The clinic nurse talks with the parent of a child with Down syndrome. The
parent
are often delayed states, "I thought my 1-year-old would be walking by now. I am
concerned." What
for our response by the nurse is best?
children with a. "How old was your child when he or she first began to smile?"
Down Syn- b. "How many other children do you and your husband have?"
drome." c. "We should ask a physical therapist to address your concern."
d. "Milestones are often delayed for our children with Down
Syndrome."
2. c. Blisters A nurse is caring for a preschooler who has a partial-thickness burn on
d. Sensitive to her right forearm. Which of the following findings should the nurse
touch expect? SATA
e. Wound a. Intact epidermis
blanch- es with
b. Dry surface
pressure
c. Blisters
d. Sensitive to touch
e. Wound blanches with pressure
3. a. Establishing
A child has been diagnosed with medical abuse by his mother who is
suspected
safety of the child of Munchausen syndrome by proxy. When setting goals, which is of
the highest priority?
a. Establishing safety of the child
b. Obtaining treatment for the mother
c. Therapy for the child
d. Psychotherapy for the unattected children in the family
4. c. Epinephrine A 7-year-old child is admitted to the Emergency Department with
shortness of breath & wheezing after a bee sting. Which medication would
the nurse anticipate would be ordered for this child?
a. Dopamine
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ANSWERED.
b. Ephedrine
c. Epinephrine
d. Zofran
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ANSWERED.
5. 20mg/kg/dose A health care provider has prescribed hydroxyurea 20 mg/kg per dose by
x 25kg = mouth to an 8-year-old child as part of a treatment regimen for sickle
500mg cell disease. This is a safe dose. The child weighs 55 lb. How many
milligrams should the nurse administer? Enter only the number. MED
55lbs/2.2kg =
MATH
25kg
6. b. Spastic
A parent brings a 12-month-old child diagnosed with congenital cerebral
move- ments
palsy to the clinic. The nurse completes an assessment. Which
of the ex-
assessment finding does the nurse determine needs immediate
tremities
intervention?
a. Babbling speech
b. Spastic movements of the extremities
c. Suspected failure to thrive
d. Sits with assistance
7. a. Poor feeding
d. Cool extremi- A nurse is assessing an infant who has heart failure. Which of the following
ties findings should the nurse expect? SATA
e. Tachycardia a. Poor feeding
b. Bradycardia
c. Increased urinary output
d. Cool extremities
e. Tachycardia
8. a. Place the
client A nurse is caring for a child who is having a seizure. Which of the following
actions
in a side-lying po- should the nurse take? SATA
sition client's airway pa- tency
c. Remove
ob- jects 9.
from the
client's bed
e. Assess the
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ANSWERED.
1. d. "Milestones The clinic nurse talks with the parent of a child with Down syndrome. The
parent
are often delayed states, "I thought my 1-year-old would be walking by now. I am
concerned." What
for our response by the nurse is best?
children with a. "How old was your child when he or she first began to smile?"
Down Syn- b. "How many other children do you and your husband have?"
drome." c. "We should ask a physical therapist to address your concern."
d. "Milestones are often delayed for our children with Down
Syndrome."
2. c. Blisters A nurse is caring for a preschooler who has a partial-thickness burn on
d. Sensitive to her right forearm. Which of the following findings should the nurse
touch expect? SATA
e. Wound a. Intact epidermis
blanch- es with
b. Dry surface
pressure
c. Blisters
d. Sensitive to touch
e. Wound blanches with pressure
3. a. Establishing
A child has been diagnosed with medical abuse by his mother who is
suspected
safety of the child of Munchausen syndrome by proxy. When setting goals, which is of
the highest priority?
a. Establishing safety of the child
b. Obtaining treatment for the mother
c. Therapy for the child
d. Psychotherapy for the unattected children in the family
4. c. Epinephrine A 7-year-old child is admitted to the Emergency Department with
shortness of breath & wheezing after a bee sting. Which medication would
the nurse anticipate would be ordered for this child?
a. Dopamine
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ANSWERED.
b. Ephedrine
c. Epinephrine
d. Zofran
2/
29
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ANSWERED.
5. 20mg/kg/dose A health care provider has prescribed hydroxyurea 20 mg/kg per dose by
x 25kg = mouth to an 8-year-old child as part of a treatment regimen for sickle
500mg cell disease. This is a safe dose. The child weighs 55 lb. How many
milligrams should the nurse administer? Enter only the number. MED
55lbs/2.2kg =
MATH
25kg
6. b. Spastic
A parent brings a 12-month-old child diagnosed with congenital cerebral
move- ments
palsy to the clinic. The nurse completes an assessment. Which
of the ex-
assessment finding does the nurse determine needs immediate
tremities
intervention?
a. Babbling speech
b. Spastic movements of the extremities
c. Suspected failure to thrive
d. Sits with assistance
7. a. Poor feeding
d. Cool extremi- A nurse is assessing an infant who has heart failure. Which of the following
ties findings should the nurse expect? SATA
e. Tachycardia a. Poor feeding
b. Bradycardia
c. Increased urinary output
d. Cool extremities
e. Tachycardia
8. a. Place the
client A nurse is caring for a child who is having a seizure. Which of the following
actions
in a side-lying po- should the nurse take? SATA
sition client's airway pa- tency
c. Remove
ob- jects 9.
from the
client's bed
e. Assess the
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