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ATI NURSE PEDIATRIC FINAL EXAM REAL EXAM
LATEST 2025/2026: 250 Complete Real Exam Questions and
Answers
Complete Study Guide and Test Practice Ati Nurse Pediatric
Final Exam Latest 2025/2026 Exam
Parenting Style: Parent controls their child's behavior through unquestioned rules &
expectations - ANS - Authoritarian (Dictatorial)
Parenting Style: Parent has little control over child's behavior & consults the child when
making decisions - ANS - Permissive
Parenting Style: Parent sets rules but explains reasons for the rules, parent enforces
consequences for breaking the rules - ANS - Authoritative (Democratic)
Parenting Style: Parent uninvolved & indifferent to child's behavior - ANS - Passive
Piaget Cognitive Development: Sensorimotor age - ANS - Birth-2 years
Piaget Cognitive Development: Sensorimotor goal - ANS - Object permanence (occurs
around 9 months)
Piaget Cognitive Development: Preoperational age - ANS - 2-7 years
Piaget Cognitive Development: Preoperational goal - ANS - Symbolic thought
Piaget Cognitive Development: Concrete operational age - ANS - 7-11 years
Piaget Cognitive Development: Concrete operational goal - ANS - Operational thought;
ability to see the perspective of others
Piaget Cognitive Development: Formal operational age - ANS - 11 years- adulthood
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Piaget Cognitive Development: Formal operational goal - ANS - Abstract concepts
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Infancy - ANS - Trust vs. Mistrust (birth to 18 months)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Early childhood - ANS - Autonomy vs. Shame &
Doubt (18 months to 3 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Preschool - ANS - Initiative vs. Guilt (3-6 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: School age - ANS - Industry vs. Inferiority (6-12 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Adolescence - ANS - Identity vs. Role confusion (12-
20 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Young adulthood - ANS - Intimacy vs. Isolation (20-40
years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Middle adulthood - ANS - Generativity vs. Stagnation
(40-65 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Maturity - ANS - Ego integrity vs. Despair (65 and
older)
Vital signs for pediatrics: Temperature - ANS - Higher when younger
Vital signs for pediatrics: Pulse - ANS - Faster when younger
Vital signs for pediatrics: Respirations - ANS - Faster when younger
Vital signs for pediatrics: Blood pressure - ANS - Lower when younger
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Infants Physical Assessment: Posterior fontanel closure - ANS - closes at 6-8 weeks
Infants Physical Assessment: Anterior fontanel closure - ANS - closes at 12-18 months
Infants Physical Assessment: Height/Weight - ANS - Birth weight doubles 6 months, triples
by 1 year
Infants Physical Assessment: Signs of teething - ANS - pulling on ears, drooling, fussiness,
sleeping issues
Infants Gross motor skills: 1 month - ANS - Head lag present
Infants Gross motor skills: 8 months - ANS - Sits unsupported
Infants Fine Motor skills: 12 months - ANS - Tries too build a 2 block tower unsuccessfully
When does separation anxiety begin in infants? - ANS - 4-8 months old
When does the stranger fear begin in infants? - ANS - 6-8 months
Age appropriate activities for Infants - ANS - Solitary play (no interaction w/ others), playing
pat-a-cake
Immunizations in first 12 months: Birth - ANS - Hep B
Immunizations in first 12 months: 2 months - ANS - Hep B (1-2 months), DTAP, RV, Hib,
IPV, PCV
Immunizations in first 12 months: 4 months - ANS - DTAP, RV, Hib, IPV, PCV
Immunizations in first 12 months: 6 months - ANS - Hep B (3rd dose: 6-18 months), DTAP,
RV, Hib, IPV (3rd dose: 6-18 months), PCV
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Immunizations in first 12 months: 6-12 months - ANS - Annual flu vaccine
Infant safety: Choking hazards - ANS - Popcorn, raisins, peanuts, grapes, raw carrots,
hotdogs, celery, peanut butter, candy, tough meat
Infant safety: Crib safety - ANS - Place infants on back to sleep
Toddlers language: 1 years old - ANS - Holophrases (one word sentences)
Toddlers: Age appropriate activities - ANS - Push-pull toys, parallel play
Toddlers Gross/Fine Motor Skills: 15 months - ANS - Builds 2 block tower
Toddlers Gross/Fine Motor Skills: 18 months - ANS - Builds 3-4 block tower
Toddlers Gross/Fine Motor Skills: 2 years - ANS - Builds 6-7 block tower
Toddlers Immunizations: 12-15 months - ANS - IPV (third dose: 6-18 mo), MMR, Hib, PCV,
Varicella
Toddlers Immunizations: 12-23 months - ANS - Hep A (2 doses at least 6 mos apart)
Toddlers Immunizations: 15-18 months - ANS - DTAP
Toddlers Immunizations: 1-3 years old - ANS - Annual flu vaccine
Preschool gross & fine motor skills: 3 years old - ANS - Rides tricycle
Preschool gross & fine motor skills: 4 years old - ANS - Throws ball overhead, uses scissors
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ATI NURSE PEDIATRIC FINAL EXAM REAL EXAM
LATEST 2025/2026: 250 Complete Real Exam Questions and
Answers
Complete Study Guide and Test Practice Ati Nurse Pediatric
Final Exam Latest 2025/2026 Exam
Parenting Style: Parent controls their child's behavior through unquestioned rules &
expectations - ANS - Authoritarian (Dictatorial)
Parenting Style: Parent has little control over child's behavior & consults the child when
making decisions - ANS - Permissive
Parenting Style: Parent sets rules but explains reasons for the rules, parent enforces
consequences for breaking the rules - ANS - Authoritative (Democratic)
Parenting Style: Parent uninvolved & indifferent to child's behavior - ANS - Passive
Piaget Cognitive Development: Sensorimotor age - ANS - Birth-2 years
Piaget Cognitive Development: Sensorimotor goal - ANS - Object permanence (occurs
around 9 months)
Piaget Cognitive Development: Preoperational age - ANS - 2-7 years
Piaget Cognitive Development: Preoperational goal - ANS - Symbolic thought
Piaget Cognitive Development: Concrete operational age - ANS - 7-11 years
Piaget Cognitive Development: Concrete operational goal - ANS - Operational thought;
ability to see the perspective of others
Piaget Cognitive Development: Formal operational age - ANS - 11 years- adulthood
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Piaget Cognitive Development: Formal operational goal - ANS - Abstract concepts
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Infancy - ANS - Trust vs. Mistrust (birth to 18 months)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Early childhood - ANS - Autonomy vs. Shame &
Doubt (18 months to 3 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Preschool - ANS - Initiative vs. Guilt (3-6 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: School age - ANS - Industry vs. Inferiority (6-12 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Adolescence - ANS - Identity vs. Role confusion (12-
20 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Young adulthood - ANS - Intimacy vs. Isolation (20-40
years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Middle adulthood - ANS - Generativity vs. Stagnation
(40-65 years)
Erikson's Psychosocial Development: Maturity - ANS - Ego integrity vs. Despair (65 and
older)
Vital signs for pediatrics: Temperature - ANS - Higher when younger
Vital signs for pediatrics: Pulse - ANS - Faster when younger
Vital signs for pediatrics: Respirations - ANS - Faster when younger
Vital signs for pediatrics: Blood pressure - ANS - Lower when younger
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Infants Physical Assessment: Posterior fontanel closure - ANS - closes at 6-8 weeks
Infants Physical Assessment: Anterior fontanel closure - ANS - closes at 12-18 months
Infants Physical Assessment: Height/Weight - ANS - Birth weight doubles 6 months, triples
by 1 year
Infants Physical Assessment: Signs of teething - ANS - pulling on ears, drooling, fussiness,
sleeping issues
Infants Gross motor skills: 1 month - ANS - Head lag present
Infants Gross motor skills: 8 months - ANS - Sits unsupported
Infants Fine Motor skills: 12 months - ANS - Tries too build a 2 block tower unsuccessfully
When does separation anxiety begin in infants? - ANS - 4-8 months old
When does the stranger fear begin in infants? - ANS - 6-8 months
Age appropriate activities for Infants - ANS - Solitary play (no interaction w/ others), playing
pat-a-cake
Immunizations in first 12 months: Birth - ANS - Hep B
Immunizations in first 12 months: 2 months - ANS - Hep B (1-2 months), DTAP, RV, Hib,
IPV, PCV
Immunizations in first 12 months: 4 months - ANS - DTAP, RV, Hib, IPV, PCV
Immunizations in first 12 months: 6 months - ANS - Hep B (3rd dose: 6-18 months), DTAP,
RV, Hib, IPV (3rd dose: 6-18 months), PCV
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Immunizations in first 12 months: 6-12 months - ANS - Annual flu vaccine
Infant safety: Choking hazards - ANS - Popcorn, raisins, peanuts, grapes, raw carrots,
hotdogs, celery, peanut butter, candy, tough meat
Infant safety: Crib safety - ANS - Place infants on back to sleep
Toddlers language: 1 years old - ANS - Holophrases (one word sentences)
Toddlers: Age appropriate activities - ANS - Push-pull toys, parallel play
Toddlers Gross/Fine Motor Skills: 15 months - ANS - Builds 2 block tower
Toddlers Gross/Fine Motor Skills: 18 months - ANS - Builds 3-4 block tower
Toddlers Gross/Fine Motor Skills: 2 years - ANS - Builds 6-7 block tower
Toddlers Immunizations: 12-15 months - ANS - IPV (third dose: 6-18 mo), MMR, Hib, PCV,
Varicella
Toddlers Immunizations: 12-23 months - ANS - Hep A (2 doses at least 6 mos apart)
Toddlers Immunizations: 15-18 months - ANS - DTAP
Toddlers Immunizations: 1-3 years old - ANS - Annual flu vaccine
Preschool gross & fine motor skills: 3 years old - ANS - Rides tricycle
Preschool gross & fine motor skills: 4 years old - ANS - Throws ball overhead, uses scissors
to cut out shape