2024 ATI PEDIATRIC CMS PROCTORED EXAM
VERSION A & B COMPLETE 2 LATEST VERSIONS
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (153)
9) A nurse is caring for a D
preschooler who has
congestive heart failure.
The nurse observes
wide QRS complexes and
peaked T waves on the
cardiac monitor. Which of
the following
prescriptions should the
nurse clarify with the
provider?
a. Furosemide
b. Captopril
c. Regular insulin
d. Potassium chloride
,11) A nurse is an B
emergency department is
caring for a school-age
child who has epiglottitis.
Which of the following
actions should the nurse
take?
a. Obtain a throat culture
from the child.
b. Monitor the child's
oxygen saturation.
c. Put a warm mist
humidifier in the child's
room.
d. Place the child in the
supine position
12. A nurse is assessing a C
6-month-old infant at a Rationale: Legs crossed and extended when supine is
well-child visit. Which of an unexpected finding and requires further
the following assessment. At 6 months of age, the legs flex at the
findings indicates the knees when the infant is supine. Crossed and
need for further extended legs when supine is a finding associated
assessment? with cerebral palsy.
a. Grabs feet and pulls
them to her mouth
b. Posterior fontanel is
closed
c. Legs remain crossed
and extended when
supine
d. Birth weight has
doubled
,16. A nurse is planning to A
collect a specimen from a Rationale: This is the method used to obtain a routine
male infant using a urine urine specimen of any sort in a child who
collection bag. is not toilet trained. The skin should be washed and
Which of the following dried to promote application of the adhesive
actions should the nurse of the collection device.
take?
a. Wash and dry the
infant's genitalia and
perineum thoroughly.
b. Apply a small coating of
water-soluble lubricant to
the skin of the infant's
perineal
area.
c. Avoid placing the
scrotum inside the
collection bag.
d. Wait several hours after
positioning the device
before checking it.
, 19. A nurse is assessing a 7- C
year-old child's Rationale: Complaining every day about going to
psychosocial school is an unexpected finding for a 7-yearold child.
development. Which of The child is in Erikson's psychosocial development
the following stage of industry vs. inferiority.
findings should the nurse Children in this stage want to learn and master new
recognize as requiring concepts. If the child complains daily about
further evaluation? going to school, it warrants further evaluation.
a. The child prefers
playmates of the same
sex.
b. The child is competitive
when playing board
games.
c. The child complains
daily about going to
school.
d. The child enjoys
spending time alone.
21. A nurse is providing A
teaching to the parents of Rationale: The nurse should explain that copying a
a 4-year-old child about circle is a skill achieved by the age of 4
fine motor years.
development. Which of
the following tasks should
the nurse include in the
teaching as an
expected finding for this
age group?
a. Copies a circle
b. Cuts foods using a table
knife
c. Begins writing in cursive
d. Prints first and last
name clearly
VERSION A & B COMPLETE 2 LATEST VERSIONS
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (153)
9) A nurse is caring for a D
preschooler who has
congestive heart failure.
The nurse observes
wide QRS complexes and
peaked T waves on the
cardiac monitor. Which of
the following
prescriptions should the
nurse clarify with the
provider?
a. Furosemide
b. Captopril
c. Regular insulin
d. Potassium chloride
,11) A nurse is an B
emergency department is
caring for a school-age
child who has epiglottitis.
Which of the following
actions should the nurse
take?
a. Obtain a throat culture
from the child.
b. Monitor the child's
oxygen saturation.
c. Put a warm mist
humidifier in the child's
room.
d. Place the child in the
supine position
12. A nurse is assessing a C
6-month-old infant at a Rationale: Legs crossed and extended when supine is
well-child visit. Which of an unexpected finding and requires further
the following assessment. At 6 months of age, the legs flex at the
findings indicates the knees when the infant is supine. Crossed and
need for further extended legs when supine is a finding associated
assessment? with cerebral palsy.
a. Grabs feet and pulls
them to her mouth
b. Posterior fontanel is
closed
c. Legs remain crossed
and extended when
supine
d. Birth weight has
doubled
,16. A nurse is planning to A
collect a specimen from a Rationale: This is the method used to obtain a routine
male infant using a urine urine specimen of any sort in a child who
collection bag. is not toilet trained. The skin should be washed and
Which of the following dried to promote application of the adhesive
actions should the nurse of the collection device.
take?
a. Wash and dry the
infant's genitalia and
perineum thoroughly.
b. Apply a small coating of
water-soluble lubricant to
the skin of the infant's
perineal
area.
c. Avoid placing the
scrotum inside the
collection bag.
d. Wait several hours after
positioning the device
before checking it.
, 19. A nurse is assessing a 7- C
year-old child's Rationale: Complaining every day about going to
psychosocial school is an unexpected finding for a 7-yearold child.
development. Which of The child is in Erikson's psychosocial development
the following stage of industry vs. inferiority.
findings should the nurse Children in this stage want to learn and master new
recognize as requiring concepts. If the child complains daily about
further evaluation? going to school, it warrants further evaluation.
a. The child prefers
playmates of the same
sex.
b. The child is competitive
when playing board
games.
c. The child complains
daily about going to
school.
d. The child enjoys
spending time alone.
21. A nurse is providing A
teaching to the parents of Rationale: The nurse should explain that copying a
a 4-year-old child about circle is a skill achieved by the age of 4
fine motor years.
development. Which of
the following tasks should
the nurse include in the
teaching as an
expected finding for this
age group?
a. Copies a circle
b. Cuts foods using a table
knife
c. Begins writing in cursive
d. Prints first and last
name clearly
