Pediatrics ATI Remediation 2025-
2026
Questions and Correct Answers Ati
Pediatric Exam Guaranteed PASS
Pediatric Emergencies: Planning intervention for lead
exposure - ANSWERS-*Can be from lead ingestion
from lead-based paint or soil contamination
*Symptoms: distractibility, impulsiveness,
hyperactivity, hearing impairment, mild intellectual
difficulty (Low-dose), cognitive delays, severity,
blindness, paralysis, coma, seizures, death (high
does), Kidney impairment, impaired calcium
functions and anemia.
*Chelation therapy using calcium EDTA for high
serum levels
,Chp 7 pg 33
Psychosocial Issues of Infants, Children, and
Adolescents: Diagnostic Findings to
Report to the Provider - ANSWERS-Assessment
findings for children with ADHD:
inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity
Assessment findings for children with autism: delays
in social interaction, social
communication, imaginative play; spends time alone,
heightened or lowered senses
Head Injury: Planning Care for an Infant Who Has an
Epidural Hematoma - ANSWERS-Monitor vital signs,
level of consciousness, pupils ICP, motor activity,
sensory perception, and verbal responses at
frequent intervals. Use Glascow Coma Scale. -
Maintain patent airway. Administer oxygen as
needed. Keep saturation at or above 95%.
-Assess for clear fluid drainage from ears or nose. -
Implement actions that will decrease ICP -Provide
calm, restful environment.
-Provide adequate fluids
-Monitor fluid and electrolyte values.
,Health Promotion of School-Age Children (6 to 12
Years): Teaching About Bicycle Safety - ANSWERS-
1. To decrease the risk of injury, parents should
ensure that the bike is the correct size for the child.
When seated on the bike, the child should be able to
stand with the ball of each foot touching the ground
and should be able to stand with each foot on the
ground when straddling the bike's center bar.
2. Children should ride their bikes single file rather
than side by side.
3. Children should wear light-colored clothing that
has a fluorescent material attached.
Fluorescent material on the bike itself too.
4. Bike riders should ride in the direction of the flow
of traffic.
Chp 6 pg 29
Burns: Teaching About Sunburn Prevention (RN
QSEN - Safety , Active Learning
Template - Basic Concept, RM NCC
RN 10.0 chp 32) - ANSWERS--adolescents should
apply suncreen with at least 15 SPF
-adolescents should reapply sunscreen every 2-3
hours
-adolescents should avoid tanning beds
, -it is important to avoid long periods of direct UV
contact
Health Promotion of Adolescents (12 to 20 Years):
Informed Consent* - ANSWERS-1
You can be a minor and not need consent for STD
screening if they are above 13.
2. Pregnancy is another reason to not need consent.
3. Emancipated minors are an exception as well.
Health Promotion of Infants (2 Days to 1 Year):
Teaching About Home Safety (chp. 3) -
ANSWERS-aspiration --> teach parents to hold the
infants for feedings (do not prop
bottle), put away small objects and keep out of reach
of baby, use age-appropriate toys
only, check clothing for safety hazards (i.e. loose
buttons).
bodily harm --> keep sharp objects out of reach,
anchor heavy objects/furniture, do not leave
unattended with animals present. burns --> avoid
warming formula in microwave (check temp before
feeding), also check bath water temp (hot water
thermostats should be set at 120˚ or less), check
2026
Questions and Correct Answers Ati
Pediatric Exam Guaranteed PASS
Pediatric Emergencies: Planning intervention for lead
exposure - ANSWERS-*Can be from lead ingestion
from lead-based paint or soil contamination
*Symptoms: distractibility, impulsiveness,
hyperactivity, hearing impairment, mild intellectual
difficulty (Low-dose), cognitive delays, severity,
blindness, paralysis, coma, seizures, death (high
does), Kidney impairment, impaired calcium
functions and anemia.
*Chelation therapy using calcium EDTA for high
serum levels
,Chp 7 pg 33
Psychosocial Issues of Infants, Children, and
Adolescents: Diagnostic Findings to
Report to the Provider - ANSWERS-Assessment
findings for children with ADHD:
inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity
Assessment findings for children with autism: delays
in social interaction, social
communication, imaginative play; spends time alone,
heightened or lowered senses
Head Injury: Planning Care for an Infant Who Has an
Epidural Hematoma - ANSWERS-Monitor vital signs,
level of consciousness, pupils ICP, motor activity,
sensory perception, and verbal responses at
frequent intervals. Use Glascow Coma Scale. -
Maintain patent airway. Administer oxygen as
needed. Keep saturation at or above 95%.
-Assess for clear fluid drainage from ears or nose. -
Implement actions that will decrease ICP -Provide
calm, restful environment.
-Provide adequate fluids
-Monitor fluid and electrolyte values.
,Health Promotion of School-Age Children (6 to 12
Years): Teaching About Bicycle Safety - ANSWERS-
1. To decrease the risk of injury, parents should
ensure that the bike is the correct size for the child.
When seated on the bike, the child should be able to
stand with the ball of each foot touching the ground
and should be able to stand with each foot on the
ground when straddling the bike's center bar.
2. Children should ride their bikes single file rather
than side by side.
3. Children should wear light-colored clothing that
has a fluorescent material attached.
Fluorescent material on the bike itself too.
4. Bike riders should ride in the direction of the flow
of traffic.
Chp 6 pg 29
Burns: Teaching About Sunburn Prevention (RN
QSEN - Safety , Active Learning
Template - Basic Concept, RM NCC
RN 10.0 chp 32) - ANSWERS--adolescents should
apply suncreen with at least 15 SPF
-adolescents should reapply sunscreen every 2-3
hours
-adolescents should avoid tanning beds
, -it is important to avoid long periods of direct UV
contact
Health Promotion of Adolescents (12 to 20 Years):
Informed Consent* - ANSWERS-1
You can be a minor and not need consent for STD
screening if they are above 13.
2. Pregnancy is another reason to not need consent.
3. Emancipated minors are an exception as well.
Health Promotion of Infants (2 Days to 1 Year):
Teaching About Home Safety (chp. 3) -
ANSWERS-aspiration --> teach parents to hold the
infants for feedings (do not prop
bottle), put away small objects and keep out of reach
of baby, use age-appropriate toys
only, check clothing for safety hazards (i.e. loose
buttons).
bodily harm --> keep sharp objects out of reach,
anchor heavy objects/furniture, do not leave
unattended with animals present. burns --> avoid
warming formula in microwave (check temp before
feeding), also check bath water temp (hot water
thermostats should be set at 120˚ or less), check
