UPDATED RN ATI PEDIATRIC
ASSESSMENT EXAM 2023/2024
NGN WITH QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS
GUARANTEED PASS
Tachydysrhythmia - ANSWER-is characterized by an
abnormally fast heart rate (>200-300 beats/min)
can lead to congestive heart failure
Typical presentation is marked by irritability, poor eating
habits, and pallor
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia - ANSWER-a result of the
prolonged use of mechanical ventilation and other
,traumatic interventions to treat acute respiratory
problems
It results in airway thickening, the formation of excess
mucus, and restricted alveolar growth
Children with bronchopulmonary dysplasia are at a
greater risk of respiratory infections and problems
Cystic Fibrosis - ANSWER-A degenerative condition cause
by an inherited autosomal recessive disorder related to a
gene on chromosome 7
CF affects multiple systems and is characterized by the
muscle-producing glands malfunctioning and producing
secretions that are thick, viscous, and lacking in water;
these secretions block the pancreatic duct, the bronchial
tree, and the digestive tract
Symptoms:
Abdominal distension
,Greasy, foul-smelling stools
complication- chronic pulmonary disease- characterized
by a chronic cough, wheezing, and lower respiratory
infections
CF may cause an enlarged right side of the heart, which
could lead to heart failure
Hemophilia - ANSWER-a blood disorder that commonly
affects males, characterized by the absence or reduction
go one of the clotting blood proteins
resulting in longer bleeding time or bleeding episodes
Achondroplasia (chondrodystrophia or dwarfism) -
ANSWER-an autosomal dominant trait that results in the
stunting of epiphyseal plate growth and cartilage
formation
Barlow Test - ANSWER-Detects developmental dysplasia
of the hip (congenital hip dislocation)
, The Barlow test examines whether clicking is present
when the child's leg is abducted and pressure is place on
the medial thigh
Trendelenburg's sign - ANSWER-hip drops to the
opposite side of the dislocation and the trunk shifts
toward the dislocated hip when the child is asked to
stand on one foot
Amelia - ANSWER-the absence of a limb or distal
segments of a limb
Phocomelia - ANSWER-a fully or partially formed distal
extremity and absence of one or more proximal
segments
Paraxial deficiencies - ANSWER-proximal segments of the
limb are correctly developed, but wither the medial or
later side of the rest of the limb is missing
ASSESSMENT EXAM 2023/2024
NGN WITH QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS
GUARANTEED PASS
Tachydysrhythmia - ANSWER-is characterized by an
abnormally fast heart rate (>200-300 beats/min)
can lead to congestive heart failure
Typical presentation is marked by irritability, poor eating
habits, and pallor
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia - ANSWER-a result of the
prolonged use of mechanical ventilation and other
,traumatic interventions to treat acute respiratory
problems
It results in airway thickening, the formation of excess
mucus, and restricted alveolar growth
Children with bronchopulmonary dysplasia are at a
greater risk of respiratory infections and problems
Cystic Fibrosis - ANSWER-A degenerative condition cause
by an inherited autosomal recessive disorder related to a
gene on chromosome 7
CF affects multiple systems and is characterized by the
muscle-producing glands malfunctioning and producing
secretions that are thick, viscous, and lacking in water;
these secretions block the pancreatic duct, the bronchial
tree, and the digestive tract
Symptoms:
Abdominal distension
,Greasy, foul-smelling stools
complication- chronic pulmonary disease- characterized
by a chronic cough, wheezing, and lower respiratory
infections
CF may cause an enlarged right side of the heart, which
could lead to heart failure
Hemophilia - ANSWER-a blood disorder that commonly
affects males, characterized by the absence or reduction
go one of the clotting blood proteins
resulting in longer bleeding time or bleeding episodes
Achondroplasia (chondrodystrophia or dwarfism) -
ANSWER-an autosomal dominant trait that results in the
stunting of epiphyseal plate growth and cartilage
formation
Barlow Test - ANSWER-Detects developmental dysplasia
of the hip (congenital hip dislocation)
, The Barlow test examines whether clicking is present
when the child's leg is abducted and pressure is place on
the medial thigh
Trendelenburg's sign - ANSWER-hip drops to the
opposite side of the dislocation and the trunk shifts
toward the dislocated hip when the child is asked to
stand on one foot
Amelia - ANSWER-the absence of a limb or distal
segments of a limb
Phocomelia - ANSWER-a fully or partially formed distal
extremity and absence of one or more proximal
segments
Paraxial deficiencies - ANSWER-proximal segments of the
limb are correctly developed, but wither the medial or
later side of the rest of the limb is missing
