ATI Pediatrics Proctored Exam | ACCURATE
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED ANSWERS |
GUARANTEED PASS | GRADED A | LATEST UPDATE
2024-2025 WITH 150+ QUESTIONS
Which of the following is the cause of Type I DM
A. Insulin Resistance
B. Glucose Intolerance w/first trimester
C. Alpha cell destruction
D. Beta Cell Destruction
- ANSWERS-D. Beta Cell Destruction
Which of the following indicates that the client is adhering to plan of care
A. Hemoglobin A1C
B. Polyuria
C. Polydipsia
D. Increased Ketone Levels
- ANSWERS-A. Hemoglobin A1C
A client with a post op hip replacement has the following information on the care plan: Client
will achieve a decrease in pain to a level 3 by discharge. Where on the care plan should the
nurse put this information
A. Under Nursing DX
B. Under goal Section
C. Under intervention/implementation
D. Under evaluation
- ANSWERS-B. Under goal Section
,Which of the following is an early sign of compartment syndrome
A. Increased Pain
B. No Pulse
C. Muscle Weakness
D. Swelling of the Extremities
- ANSWERS-A. Increased Pain
The client with a cough and fever is coming in the ambulatory care clinic for care. Which
information should the nurse give the receptionist prior to the clients arrival
A. Give the client a mask as soon as the client arrives
B. Give everyone in the clinic a ask before the client arrives
C. Cancel the appointment and tell the client to reschedule
D. Place the client in close proximity to the other clients for comfort
- ANSWERS-A. Give the client a mask as soon as the client arrives
The ambulatory care nurse is conducting the medication reconciliation for a client who was
recently prescribed warfarin. What medication should the nurse tell the client to discontinue
A. Iron Supplements
B. Vitamin D
C. Metoprolol
D. Gingko Biloba
- ANSWERS-D. Gingko Biloba
Which of the following statements made by the client about primary care prevention of Type I
DM is correct
A. If I take metformin as ordered I will be ok
B. The only thing I need to do is to lower my calories
C. If I increase my physical activities I will reduce my chance of having Type I DM
, D. There are no interventions that can prevent Type I DM
- ANSWERS-D. There are no interventions that can prevent Type I DM
Which of the following should the ambulatory care nurse teach a client with Type II DM
A. Soak foot in hot water
B. Wear slippers or shoes both indoor and outdoor
C. Decrease physical Activity
D. Examine feet monthly
- ANSWERS-B. Wear slippers or shoes both indoor and outdoor
A client who enrolled in a research study informs the ambulatory clinic nurse that he/she no
longer wants to be part of the study. What actions should the nurse take
A. Enquire about the reason for withdrawal
B. Educate the client on the importance of the study
C. Inform the research team of the clients withdrawal
D. increase the incentive for participating in the study
- ANSWERS-C. Inform the research team of the clients withdrawal
If a patient plans to travel overseas to an area where "Travelers diarrhea" is common and plan
to take bismuth Subsalicylate (pepto-Bismol) as prophylaxes, the patient should be warned that
it may
A. Alter Intestinal Flora
B. Turn Stools Black
C. Cause intestinal Bleeding
D. Cause severe constipation
- ANSWERS-B. Turns Stool black
The plaque formation that is found with coronary artery disease results from accumulation of:
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED ANSWERS |
GUARANTEED PASS | GRADED A | LATEST UPDATE
2024-2025 WITH 150+ QUESTIONS
Which of the following is the cause of Type I DM
A. Insulin Resistance
B. Glucose Intolerance w/first trimester
C. Alpha cell destruction
D. Beta Cell Destruction
- ANSWERS-D. Beta Cell Destruction
Which of the following indicates that the client is adhering to plan of care
A. Hemoglobin A1C
B. Polyuria
C. Polydipsia
D. Increased Ketone Levels
- ANSWERS-A. Hemoglobin A1C
A client with a post op hip replacement has the following information on the care plan: Client
will achieve a decrease in pain to a level 3 by discharge. Where on the care plan should the
nurse put this information
A. Under Nursing DX
B. Under goal Section
C. Under intervention/implementation
D. Under evaluation
- ANSWERS-B. Under goal Section
,Which of the following is an early sign of compartment syndrome
A. Increased Pain
B. No Pulse
C. Muscle Weakness
D. Swelling of the Extremities
- ANSWERS-A. Increased Pain
The client with a cough and fever is coming in the ambulatory care clinic for care. Which
information should the nurse give the receptionist prior to the clients arrival
A. Give the client a mask as soon as the client arrives
B. Give everyone in the clinic a ask before the client arrives
C. Cancel the appointment and tell the client to reschedule
D. Place the client in close proximity to the other clients for comfort
- ANSWERS-A. Give the client a mask as soon as the client arrives
The ambulatory care nurse is conducting the medication reconciliation for a client who was
recently prescribed warfarin. What medication should the nurse tell the client to discontinue
A. Iron Supplements
B. Vitamin D
C. Metoprolol
D. Gingko Biloba
- ANSWERS-D. Gingko Biloba
Which of the following statements made by the client about primary care prevention of Type I
DM is correct
A. If I take metformin as ordered I will be ok
B. The only thing I need to do is to lower my calories
C. If I increase my physical activities I will reduce my chance of having Type I DM
, D. There are no interventions that can prevent Type I DM
- ANSWERS-D. There are no interventions that can prevent Type I DM
Which of the following should the ambulatory care nurse teach a client with Type II DM
A. Soak foot in hot water
B. Wear slippers or shoes both indoor and outdoor
C. Decrease physical Activity
D. Examine feet monthly
- ANSWERS-B. Wear slippers or shoes both indoor and outdoor
A client who enrolled in a research study informs the ambulatory clinic nurse that he/she no
longer wants to be part of the study. What actions should the nurse take
A. Enquire about the reason for withdrawal
B. Educate the client on the importance of the study
C. Inform the research team of the clients withdrawal
D. increase the incentive for participating in the study
- ANSWERS-C. Inform the research team of the clients withdrawal
If a patient plans to travel overseas to an area where "Travelers diarrhea" is common and plan
to take bismuth Subsalicylate (pepto-Bismol) as prophylaxes, the patient should be warned that
it may
A. Alter Intestinal Flora
B. Turn Stools Black
C. Cause intestinal Bleeding
D. Cause severe constipation
- ANSWERS-B. Turns Stool black
The plaque formation that is found with coronary artery disease results from accumulation of:
