ATI CAPSTONE PEDIATRICS TAKE 2 EXAM 2025

A Nurse is Reviewing the History and Physicality of an Adolescent Client Who Has Conduct Disorder. What Is an Expected Finding? - -Suspended from school several times in the past year A Nurse is Planning Care for a 6-Year-Old Child Who Has Bacterial Meningitis. What Nursing Intervention Is Unnecessary in the Patient's Plan of Care? - -Measure head circumference every shift A Nurse is Teaching the Parents of a Child Who Has ADHD About Methylphenidate. Which of the Following Statements Should the Nurse Include in the Teaching? - Restrict your child's intake of caffeine while she is taking this medication A Nurse is Caring for a 6-Month-Old Patient Who Has Sudden Abdominal Pain, Vomiting, Distended Abdomen, and Red Currant Jelly-Like Stools. The Nurse Should Know That These Are Signs of What? - -Intussusception A Nurse is Preparing to Perform an Abdominal Assessment on a Child. Identify the Sequence the Nurse Should Follow (Move the Steps into the Box on the Right, Placing Them in the Selected Order of Performance. Use All the Steps) - -Inspection, Auscultation, Superficial Palpation, Deep Palpation A Nurse is Caring for a 4-Year-Old Child Who Has a New Diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus and Is Distressed After an Insulin Injection. Which of the Following Play Activities Should the Nurse Recognize Is Therapeutic in Helping the Child Deal with the Injection? - -A needleless syringe and a doll A Nurse is Providing Anticipatory Guidance About Child Development to the Parents of a Preschooler. Which of the Following Developmental Tasks Should the Nurse Include as Being Expected of a Preschooler? - -Participates in imaginary play A Nurse is Providing Care to a Child Who Has an Allergy to Eggs. The Nurse Should Question a Prescription for Which of the Following Immunizations? - -Influenza, Live Attenuated (LAIV) A Nurse is Caring for a 10-Month-Old Infant Who Is in a Cast for Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH). Which of the Following Strategies Should the Nurse Implement to Promote the Infant's Growth and Development? - -Allow the infant to stand in the crib ATI ATI A Nurse is Caring for a 6-Month-Old Infant Following Surgery. Which of the Following Should the Nurse Use to Measure Pain in This Client? - -FLACC pain scale A Nurse is Assisting with the Admission of a Child Who Has Measles. Which of the Isolation Precautions Should the Nurse Initiate? - -Airborne Which of the Following Is the Priority Intervention a Nurse Should Take When Caring for a Child Who Just Experienced a Febrile Seizure? - -Keep in a Side-Lying Position A Nurse is Planning Care for a 10-Year-Old Child Who Will Be Hospitalized for an Extended Period of Time. What Actions Should the Nurse Include in the Plan of Care to Meet the Pt's Psychosocial Needs According to Erikson? - -Arrange for a Teacher to Provide Lesson Plans A Nurse is Caring for a Pt Who Was Admitted with Suspected Rheumatic Fever. The Provider Prescribes an Anti-Streptolysin O Titer (ASO). The Parent Asks the Nurse the Purpose of the Test. - -It is to Confirm if Your Child Has Had a Recent Streptococcal Infection A Nurse is Caring for an Infant Following a Cleft Lip and Palate Repair. What Actions Should the Nurse Take in the Post-Op Period? - -Administer Analgesics A Nurse is Providing Dietary Education to the Mother of an Infant. What Recommendations Regarding the Introduction of Solid Food to the Infant's Diet Should the Nurse Make? - -Solids Introduced Between 4-6 Months. Iron Fortified Cereal Should Be Offered First. New Foods Should Be Introduced One at a Time Over a 5-7 Day Period to Observe for Signs of Allergies or Intolerance. Veggies/Fruits Are First Started Between 6-8 Months A Nurse is Caring for an Infant Who Has a Congenital Heart Defect. Which Defect Is Associated with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow? - -Patent Ductus Arteriosus A Nurse is Providing Health Promotion Teaching to the Parents of a Toddler. What Information Should the Nurse Include in the Teaching (SATA)? - -Management of Tantrums, Dental Care A Nurse is Admitting a Toddler Who Has RSV. What Action Should the Nurse Take? - Keep Thermometer in the Toddler's Room A Nurse is Teaching the Parents of a Toddler About Temper Tantrums. What Statements Should the Nurse Include in the Teaching? - -"Temper Tantrums Are the Toddler's Attempt to Gain Control of a Situation" A Nurse is Planning Care for a Child with Cystic Fibrosis and a Prescription for CPT, What Action Should the Nurse Take? - -Administer Albuterol Prior to CPT ATI ATI A Nurse is Monitoring a Child for Manifestations of Hemorrhage Following a Tonsillectomy, What Finding is a Manifestation of This Postop Complication? - Frequent Swallowing A Nurse is Creating a Plan of Care for a Patient with Sickle Cell Anemia, What Interventions Should the Nurse Include? - -Observe for Indications of Hypokalemia A Nurse is Teaching a Newly Licensed Nurse About Reporting Suspected Child Abuse, What Statements Indicate an Understanding? - -If Suspicion of Abuse Exists, Reporting is Mandatory A Nurse is Assessing the Physical Development of a 3-Month-Old Infant, What Findings May Indicate Developmental Delay? - -Does Not Attempt to Raise Head When Placed on Stomach A Nurse is Caring for an Adolescent Patient Diagnosed with Mono, What Statement by the Patient's Parent Indicates a Need for Further Education? - -I Will Give Him Aspirin as Needed for Fever and Discomfort A Nurse is Caring for a Patient with Tinea Pedis, the Parent Asks What This Infection is Commonly Called - -Athlete's Foot A Nurse is Admitting an Infant with Severe Dehydration from Acute Gastroenteritis, What Finding Should the Nurse Expect? - -3% Weight Loss A Nurse is Caring for a Child with Closed Head Injury, What Interventions Should the Nurse Institute to Decrease ICP? - -Avoid Extension of the Head, Keep the Body in Alignment, Instruct to Avoid Coughing and Blowing Nose, Provide a Calm, Restful Environment A Home Health Nurse is Providing Teaching About Post-Seizure Management to the Parents of a School-Age Child with Epilepsy, What Should be Included? - -Record the Length and Character of the Child's Postictal Period Following a Seizure, Call for Emergency Medical Services if the Size of the Child's Pupils are Unequal After the Seizure A Nurse is Assessing a 3-Year-Old Preschooler at a Well-Child Visit, What Developmental Tasks Should Be Expected - -Uses primarily two-word phrases A Nurse is Teaching the Parents of a Toddler About Strategies to Manage Temper Tantrums, What Instructions Should the Nurse Include in the Teaching - -Establish a structured daily routine for the child ATI ATI A Nurse in a Pediatric Clinic is Discussing the Physiology of Reye Syndrome with a Newly Licensed Nurse, What Statements by the Newly Licensed Nurse Indicates an Understanding of the Disorder - -Reye's syndrome causes fatty changes in the liver A Nurse is Assessing a Child Who Has Received the First 50 mL of a Blood Transfusion, What Findings Indicates the Child May Be Experiencing an Air Embolism - -Sharp pain in the middle of the chest A School Nurse is Assessing the Visual Acuity of a School-Age Child, What Finding Indicates That the Child Should Be Evaluated for Strabismus - -Movement of the uncovered eye during a cover test A Nurse is Assessing a 6-Month-Old Infant During a Well-Child Visit, What Findings Should the Nurse Report to the Provider - -The infant does not roll over from his abdomen to his back A Nurse is Instilling Otic Drops into a Toddler's Ears, What Method is Used - -Pull the pinna down and back A Nurse is Providing Teaching to the Parent of an Infant About Car Seat Safety, What Statement by the Parent Indicates an Understanding of the Teaching - -I should place the car seat rear-facing until my child is 2 A Nurse is Providing Teaching to Parents of a School-Age Child Who Has ADHD and a New Prescription for Methylphenidate ER Capsules, What Responses by the Parent Indicates an Understanding of the Nurse's Instruction - -I will inform my child's teacher that he is taking this medication A Nurse in a Pediatric Clinic is Performing a History and Physical for a Toddler Who is Going to Receive an MMR Immunization, What Indicates That It Should Be Withheld - Receiving prednisone for nephrotic syndrome A Nurse Is Providing Teaching to a Mother Who Plans to Breastfeed Her 3-Day-Old Infant, What Info Should the Nurse Include in the Teaching - -Your baby will need a follow-up evaluation by her provider within the next 3 days A Nurse Is Assessing a Toddler Who Is Toilet-Trained and Has a Temperature of 38.5/101.3, What Findings Should the Nurse Suspect a UTI - -Incontinence A Nurse Is Caring for a School-Age Child Who Has Hemophilia and Reports Increased Bruising, What Lab Values Provide an Explanation for the Finding - -PLT count 120,000 A Nurse Is Preparing a Teaching Plan for the Parent of a School-Age Child Who Has Asthma, the Nurse Should Include What Manifestation as an 'Exacerbation' of Asthma - -Hacking, non-productive cough ATI ATI A Nurse Is Providing Discharge Teaching to the Parents of a 6-Month-Old Infant Following a Surgical Procedure to Repair a Hypospadias, What Instructions Should the Nurse Include in the Teaching - -Avoid giving the infant a tub bath until the stent is removed A Nurse Is Assessing an Infant Who Has Intussusception, What Manifestation Is Expected - -Gelatinous red stool A Nurse Is Caring for a School-Age Child Who Has Metastatic Osteosarcoma, the Child Asks the Nurse 'Am I Going to Die?' - -'It sounds like you are worried. Tell me what you have been told' A Nurse Is Caring for an Infant Who Has GERD, What Action Should the Nurse Take to Avoid Regurgitation - -Thicken the pt's formula; Avoid giving the pt citrus juices; Position the child with head elevated after meals A Nurse Is Providing Teaching to an Adolescent Who Has a New Prescription for Cefazolin, What Adverse Effect Should the Nurse Monitor for and Report to the Physician - -Urticaria A Nurse Is Caring for a Child Who Has Cancer and Is Receiving Chemo, the Parent Tells the Nurse That She Wants to D/C Treatment and Take the Child Home, What Responses Should the Nurse Make - -'Tell me more about your reasons for making this decision today' A Charge Nurse is Assisting a Newly Licensed Nurse with the Preoperative Assessment of a 2-Year-Old Child Who Has a Wilm's Tumor. What Actions by the Newly Licensed Nurse Require Intervention from the Charge Nurse? - -Palpating the Child's Abdomen A Nurse is Assessing a Child Who Has Sickle Cell Anemia and Is Experiencing a Vasoocclusive Crisis. What Manifestations Should the Nurse Expect? - -Pain A Nurse is Providing Teaching to the Parents of a School-Age Child Who Has Pediculosis Capitis. What Instruction Should Be Included? - -Soak Hair Brushes in Boiling Water for 10 Minutes A Nurse is Caring for a Child Who Has Acute Glomerulonephritis Without Edema. What Action Should the Nurse Take? - -Obtain a Daily Weight A Nurse is Reviewing the Medical Record of a 16-Year-Old Brought in by His Parents to Receive a Physical. The Record Indicates He Received His Last Immunization 10 Years Ago. What Immunizations Should the Nurse Expect to Administer to the Adolescent? - Tdap ATI ATI A Nurse is Caring for a Child Who Has Congenital Heart Defect. The Nurse Should Recognize That Which of the Following Defects Is Associated with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow? - -PDA A Nurse is Providing Teaching to the Parent of a Preschooler About Health Promotion. What Response by the Parent Indicates an Understanding of the Teaching? - -I Should Encourage My Child to Have 1 Hour of Physical Activity Each Day A Nurse is Admitting a Child Who Has Bacterial Meningitis. What Actions Should the Nurse Take First? - -Initiate Antibiotic Therapy for the Child A Nurse is Assessing a Toddler Who Has Infective Endocarditis. What Findings Should the Nurse Expect? - -New Heart Murmur A Nurse is Suctioning the Tracheostomy of a Child. What Assessment Findings Indicate Effectiveness of the Procedure? - -Clear Breath Sounds A Nurse is Assessing a Child Who Has Acute Renal Failure, What Clinical Manifestations Are Expected - -Edema A Nurse is Developing a Plan of Care for a 4-Year-Old Who Has Hemophilia and Is Experiencing Acute Hemarthrosis, What Interventions Should the Nurse Include in the Plan - -Place Ice Packs on the Affected Joints A Nurse is Providing Discharge Teaching to the Parent of a School-Age Child Who Has an Infection of the Throat Caused by Group A Beta Hemolytic Streptococci, What Instructions Should the Nurse Give to the Parent - -Continue to Administer the Prescribed Antibiotic for 10 Days. Give Your Child Acetaminophen or Children Ibuprofen for Fever A Nurse is Providing Teaching to the Parent of a Child Who Has a New Prescription for Methylphenidate, What Instruction Should the Nurse Include - -Administer the Second Dose of the Medication at Lunch Time A Nurse Working on an Outpatient Surgical Unit is Providing Discharge Teaching to the Parent of a Preschooler Following Placement of Tympanoplasty Tubes. The Parent Asks, 'What Should I Do if the Tubes Fall Out?' What Should the Nurse Instruct - -Notify the Provider That the Tubes Have Fallen Out A Nurse in the Emergency Department is Caring for a Preschooler Who Has Epiglottitis, What Action Should the Nurse Take - -Initiate Droplet Precautions for the Child A Nurse is Providing Discharge Teaching to the Parents of a Child Who Has Sickle Cell Anemia and Was Hospitalized After Experiencing a Vasoocclusive Crisis, What ATI ATI Instructions Should the Nurse Include in the Teaching - -Increase Your Child's Intake of Oral Fluids A Nurse is Caring for a Child Who Has Bacterial Meningitis, What Action Should the Nurse Take - -Initiate Seizure Precautions A Nurse is Assessing a 12-Month-Old Infant Who is Immediately Post-op Hernia Repair Surgery, What Pain Measurement Tools Should the Nurse Use to Determine if the Infant is Experiencing Pain - -FLACC A Nurse is Teaching a School-Age Child and Her Parents About Managing Diabetes Mellitus During Illness, The Nurse Determines Teaching Has Been Effective When They