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 (59)
A charge nurse in an B- symmetric Burns of the lower extremities; The nurse
emergency department is should include in the teaching that symmetric burns of
preparing an in-service for the lower
a extremities are a suggestive clinical manifestation of
group of newly licensed physical abuse. The patterns
nurses on the clinical are usually characteristic of the method or object
manifestations of child used, such as cigar or cigarette
maltreatment. Which of burns, or burns in the shape of an iron.
the followingclinical
manifestations should the
charge
nurse include as
suggestive of potential
physical abuse?
A- Recurrent urinary tract
infections
B- symmetric Burns of the
lower extremities
C- growth failure
D- lack of subcutaneous
fat
,A nurse at an urgent care C- dry, hacking cough; The nurse should recognize
clinic is assessing an that a dry, hacking cough is a manifestation of
adolescent client who has pertussis. This disease usually begins with indications
an of an upper respiratory
upper respiratory tract tract infection, which includes a dry, hacking cough
infection. Which of the that is sometimes more
following findings should severe at night.
the
nurse recognize as a
manifestation of pertussis?
A- Inflamed throat with
exudate
B- purulent eye drainage
C- dry, hacking cough
D- koplik spots on buccal
mucosa
A nurse in an Emergency C- sunken anterior fontanel; The nurse should
Department is assessing a recognize that a sunken anterior fontanel is an
three-month-old infant indication of
who has rotavirusand is moderate to severe dehydration due to the acute loss
experiencing acute of fluid.
vomiting and diarrhea.
Which of
the following
manifestations should the
nurse identify as an
indication that
the infant has moderate to
severe dehydration?
A- Heart rate 124/ minute
B- increase tear
production
C- sunken anterior
fontanel
D- capillary refill 2
seconds
,A nurse in an emergency D- administer IM epinephrine to the
department is caring for a child; When using the urgent vs no urgent approach
school-age child who is to client care, the nurse determines that
experiencing an the priority action is administering IM epinephrine to
anaphylactic reaction. the child. During an
Which of the following is anaphylactic reaction, histamine release causes
the bronchoconstriction and
priority action by the vasodilation. This is an emergency becauseultimately it
nurse? causes decreased blood
A- Elevate the head of the return to the heart.
child's bed
B- insert a large-bore IV
catheter for the child
C- determine the allergen
that caused the child's
reaction
D- administer IM
epinephrine to the
child
A nurse in an emergency D- substernal retractions; When using the airway,
department is performing breathing, circulation approach to client care, the
a physical assessment nurse
on a 2-week old male should determine that the priority finding to report to
infant. Which of the the provider is substernal
following manifestations is retractions. This finding indicates the infant is
the experiencing acute respiratory
priority for the nurse to distress and increased respiratory effort, which could
report to the provider? quickly progress to
A- Excoriated scrotal area respiratory failure.
B- multiple capillary
hemangiomas
C- depressed posterior
fontanel
D- substernal retractions
, A nurse in a provider's C- when your child lesions are crusted, 6 days after
office is caring for a they appear; The nurse should inform the parent that
school-age child who has the child is contagious 1 day prior to lesion eruption
varicella. The parent and until the vesicles have crusted over, which usually
askthe nurse when her takes about
child will no longer be 6 days.
contagious. Which of the
following responses
should the nurse make?
A- When your child no
longer has an increased
temperature
B- three days after you
first noticed the rash
appear on your child
C- when your child lesions
are crusted, 6 days after
they appear
D- 2 - 3 weeks, when your
child's lesions completely
disappear
VERSION A & B COMPLETE 2 LATEST VERSIONS
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+
Terms in this set (59)
A charge nurse in an B- symmetric Burns of the lower extremities; The nurse
emergency department is should include in the teaching that symmetric burns of
preparing an in-service for the lower
a extremities are a suggestive clinical manifestation of
group of newly licensed physical abuse. The patterns
nurses on the clinical are usually characteristic of the method or object
manifestations of child used, such as cigar or cigarette
maltreatment. Which of burns, or burns in the shape of an iron.
the followingclinical
manifestations should the
charge
nurse include as
suggestive of potential
physical abuse?
A- Recurrent urinary tract
infections
B- symmetric Burns of the
lower extremities
C- growth failure
D- lack of subcutaneous
fat
,A nurse at an urgent care C- dry, hacking cough; The nurse should recognize
clinic is assessing an that a dry, hacking cough is a manifestation of
adolescent client who has pertussis. This disease usually begins with indications
an of an upper respiratory
upper respiratory tract tract infection, which includes a dry, hacking cough
infection. Which of the that is sometimes more
following findings should severe at night.
the
nurse recognize as a
manifestation of pertussis?
A- Inflamed throat with
exudate
B- purulent eye drainage
C- dry, hacking cough
D- koplik spots on buccal
mucosa
A nurse in an Emergency C- sunken anterior fontanel; The nurse should
Department is assessing a recognize that a sunken anterior fontanel is an
three-month-old infant indication of
who has rotavirusand is moderate to severe dehydration due to the acute loss
experiencing acute of fluid.
vomiting and diarrhea.
Which of
the following
manifestations should the
nurse identify as an
indication that
the infant has moderate to
severe dehydration?
A- Heart rate 124/ minute
B- increase tear
production
C- sunken anterior
fontanel
D- capillary refill 2
seconds
,A nurse in an emergency D- administer IM epinephrine to the
department is caring for a child; When using the urgent vs no urgent approach
school-age child who is to client care, the nurse determines that
experiencing an the priority action is administering IM epinephrine to
anaphylactic reaction. the child. During an
Which of the following is anaphylactic reaction, histamine release causes
the bronchoconstriction and
priority action by the vasodilation. This is an emergency becauseultimately it
nurse? causes decreased blood
A- Elevate the head of the return to the heart.
child's bed
B- insert a large-bore IV
catheter for the child
C- determine the allergen
that caused the child's
reaction
D- administer IM
epinephrine to the
child
A nurse in an emergency D- substernal retractions; When using the airway,
department is performing breathing, circulation approach to client care, the
a physical assessment nurse
on a 2-week old male should determine that the priority finding to report to
infant. Which of the the provider is substernal
following manifestations is retractions. This finding indicates the infant is
the experiencing acute respiratory
priority for the nurse to distress and increased respiratory effort, which could
report to the provider? quickly progress to
A- Excoriated scrotal area respiratory failure.
B- multiple capillary
hemangiomas
C- depressed posterior
fontanel
D- substernal retractions
, A nurse in a provider's C- when your child lesions are crusted, 6 days after
office is caring for a they appear; The nurse should inform the parent that
school-age child who has the child is contagious 1 day prior to lesion eruption
varicella. The parent and until the vesicles have crusted over, which usually
askthe nurse when her takes about
child will no longer be 6 days.
contagious. Which of the
following responses
should the nurse make?
A- When your child no
longer has an increased
temperature
B- three days after you
first noticed the rash
appear on your child
C- when your child lesions
are crusted, 6 days after
they appear
D- 2 - 3 weeks, when your
child's lesions completely
disappear
