ATI Pedi Swift River Assignment 1
2026 exam with correct answer
Hayden Clark: 6 year old (hypothermia) - Maslow's: high ABC: high Safety:
high Urgent vs non: high chronic/stable: high (use the above with a grain of
salt, the assignment auto when I hit next for the answers) Initial Nursing
Assessment Safety: Home environment Health Promotion: Growth and
Development Psychosocial: Mood and Affect Psychosocial: Stress and
Coping Physiological: Thermoregulation Physiological: Comfort Additional
alterations in health the nurse should suspect Failure to Thrive Child Neglect
Dehydration Actions to include in nurse care Keep ambient room temperature
warm Place a consult for nutrition services Provide warm liquids for oral
hydration Which of the following actions should the nurse take Ensure a safe
environment for the child Educate the parent on safety measures to prevent
wandering Identify need for social services referral Nursing interventions to
implement Initiate calorie counts for each meal. Obtain daily weight using the
same scale. Provide nutritional supplements if intake is not adequate. Offer
food choices to the child that meet caloric needs. Assessment findings that
indicate that the child's condition is improving ALL Hector Jimenez-Walker: 6
week old infant (dehydration) - Maslow's: high ABC: low Safety: high Urgent
vs non: low chronic/stable: low Initial Nursing Assessment Safety: Injury
Prevention Health Promotion: Client education Physiological: Comfort
Physiological: Elimination Physiological: Fluid and Electrolyte Anticipated
Provider Prescriptions Initiate insertion of a peripheral IV Prepare the infant
for surgery Collect blood for CBC and CMP Admin IV fluids Understanding of
teaching by parents "If my baby does okay after the surgery, they can go
home in 2 days." "My baby may still have vomiting after feedings for the first
24-48 hours after the procedure." Interventions by nurse All EXCEPT
"maintain administration of IV fluids until discharge." 12:00 Which actions
should the nurse take? Administer acetaminophen as prescribed. Fold diaper
to keep below incision line. Day 2: Info to include in the teaching Avoid tub
baths until incisions sites are healed. Monitor for wet diapers q2-4h. MEDS
acetaminophen: HOLD Jeffery Marshall: 3 month old (abuse, neglect) -
Maslow's: high ABC: low Safety: high Urgent vs non: high chronic/stable: low
Initial Nursing Assessment Safety: Home Environment Physiological: Comfort
Physiological: Pain What to report to provider immediately Bruising Pain
Swelling Therapeutic Communication Notify CPS. Ensure consistent nursing
assignments for the infant. Document assessment findings in EMR. Educate
the infant's parent on reporting procedures. Responses indicating therapeutic
communication "You think your friend, who you trusted, hurt your baby." "It
must be very upsetting to think that your friend may have hurt your baby."
Manifestations typical of colic The infant has a loud, intense cry. The infant
cries for up to three hr at a time. This infant has long periods of crying that
occur at least 3 days/week. The symptoms of colic last more than 3 weeks.
Interventions to implement ALL Jose Rodriguez: 5 month old (GERD, failure
to thrive) - Maslow's: high ABC: low Safety: high Urgent vs non: high
chronic/stable: high Initial Nursing Assessment Health Promotion: Growth and
2026 exam with correct answer
Hayden Clark: 6 year old (hypothermia) - Maslow's: high ABC: high Safety:
high Urgent vs non: high chronic/stable: high (use the above with a grain of
salt, the assignment auto when I hit next for the answers) Initial Nursing
Assessment Safety: Home environment Health Promotion: Growth and
Development Psychosocial: Mood and Affect Psychosocial: Stress and
Coping Physiological: Thermoregulation Physiological: Comfort Additional
alterations in health the nurse should suspect Failure to Thrive Child Neglect
Dehydration Actions to include in nurse care Keep ambient room temperature
warm Place a consult for nutrition services Provide warm liquids for oral
hydration Which of the following actions should the nurse take Ensure a safe
environment for the child Educate the parent on safety measures to prevent
wandering Identify need for social services referral Nursing interventions to
implement Initiate calorie counts for each meal. Obtain daily weight using the
same scale. Provide nutritional supplements if intake is not adequate. Offer
food choices to the child that meet caloric needs. Assessment findings that
indicate that the child's condition is improving ALL Hector Jimenez-Walker: 6
week old infant (dehydration) - Maslow's: high ABC: low Safety: high Urgent
vs non: low chronic/stable: low Initial Nursing Assessment Safety: Injury
Prevention Health Promotion: Client education Physiological: Comfort
Physiological: Elimination Physiological: Fluid and Electrolyte Anticipated
Provider Prescriptions Initiate insertion of a peripheral IV Prepare the infant
for surgery Collect blood for CBC and CMP Admin IV fluids Understanding of
teaching by parents "If my baby does okay after the surgery, they can go
home in 2 days." "My baby may still have vomiting after feedings for the first
24-48 hours after the procedure." Interventions by nurse All EXCEPT
"maintain administration of IV fluids until discharge." 12:00 Which actions
should the nurse take? Administer acetaminophen as prescribed. Fold diaper
to keep below incision line. Day 2: Info to include in the teaching Avoid tub
baths until incisions sites are healed. Monitor for wet diapers q2-4h. MEDS
acetaminophen: HOLD Jeffery Marshall: 3 month old (abuse, neglect) -
Maslow's: high ABC: low Safety: high Urgent vs non: high chronic/stable: low
Initial Nursing Assessment Safety: Home Environment Physiological: Comfort
Physiological: Pain What to report to provider immediately Bruising Pain
Swelling Therapeutic Communication Notify CPS. Ensure consistent nursing
assignments for the infant. Document assessment findings in EMR. Educate
the infant's parent on reporting procedures. Responses indicating therapeutic
communication "You think your friend, who you trusted, hurt your baby." "It
must be very upsetting to think that your friend may have hurt your baby."
Manifestations typical of colic The infant has a loud, intense cry. The infant
cries for up to three hr at a time. This infant has long periods of crying that
occur at least 3 days/week. The symptoms of colic last more than 3 weeks.
Interventions to implement ALL Jose Rodriguez: 5 month old (GERD, failure
to thrive) - Maslow's: high ABC: low Safety: high Urgent vs non: high
chronic/stable: high Initial Nursing Assessment Health Promotion: Growth and
