ATI PEDS PROCTORED EXAM 2025 FORM A,B,C
& D/PEDIATRIC ATI PROCTORED 2025/2026
FORM A,B,C& D COMPLETE 500 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
/ALREADY GRADED A+ // BRAND NEW!!
Bacterial meningitis ER patient - ANS initiate isolation precautions
Bacterial meningitis - ANS lumbar puncture
Trach care - ANS child flex neck when fastening the ties - so the ties around the
neck wouldn't be so tight??
Dornase alpha how to administer for cystic fibrosis - ANS options were mix
with albuterol, administer every 4 hours for cough, use spacer (ATI says for client
education: instruct the child how to use a nebulizer, instruct the child to administer
it once or twice a day)
Family community education - ANS encourage the 15 year old to increase
calcium intake
Always give oral electrolytes for diarrhea - ANS BEFORE IV electrolytes
Exhibit question states that the patient has RR level of 12 and is receiving
morphine and acetaminophen prn for pain. Options were: assess sedation, assess
pain - ANS I put sedation because acetaminophen will take care of pain and
they're receiving morphine with a RR of 12
Liquid ferrous sulfate - ANS dilute with water. YOU WOULD NOT report tarry
green stools to the provider because that is an expected finding
Bacterial pneumonia - ANS WBC 18000 (bacterial meningitis WBC count is
elevated)
SATA for rheumatic heart disease/HF - ANS ESR, ASO titer, CRP
Oral sores options: lemon glycerine swabs, viscous lidocaine, gauze with saline. -
ANS ANSWER IS GAUZE WITH SALINE
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,Yeast infection - ANS moist compress 3x a day
RR - ANS to report is 54
Correct statement made by mother of 2 month old: - ANS "my child will receive
MMR vaccine at 12 months"
For adolescent and inhalation gasoline - ANS ATAXIA (ATI says gagging,
choking, coughing, nausea, vomiting, lethargy, weakness, tachypnea, cyanosis,
grunting, and retractions)
90/90 traction - ANS alternate pressure mattress
Tumbling E for a 4 year old vision test because - ANS they don't know their
letters yet
Leg cast - ANS assess for pallor
GERD, what would you report to the provider - ANS regurgitation
Mother working and has 3 kids - ANS respite child care
Chest tube question - ANS make sure there is continuous bubbling
Burns - ANS initially administer IV "crystalloid solutions" (another name for
lactated ringers)
Epiglottis - ANS give antibiotics
Cushing's syndrome - ANS hyperglycemia
Picture of the heart and it's asking you to point out PDA defect - ANS
Abuse sign - ANS bruising around both wrists
Sickle cell crisis - ANS give meperidine
Normal serum protein - ANS nephrotic syndrome it would be extremely low due
to large amounts of excretion
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, Priority patient - ANS patient is the who has sickle cell anemia and is exhibiting
slurred speech because sickle cell complication is stroke
Moderate dehydration is - ANS 7%
Mix infants medication - ANS with flavored syrup rather than juice
12 year old will have - ANS mood swings
Tonsillectomy - ANS tachycardia needs to be reported because of hemorrhagic
shock
Asthma - ANS use a spacer
Glomerulonephritis - ANS facial edema
ASA OD - ANS phenytidione
Place child knee to chest - ANS
Tonic clonic - ANS suction equipment
Displaced shunt - ANS elevated temp
Fentanyl epi - ANS assess BP
HF potassium level - ANS 3.2
Appendicitis - ANS hematuria
Check - ANS clothing for loose buttons
Skin traction - ANS align body/ maintain alignment
Digoxin - ANS give water after administration
VP shunt displacement - ANS sleepiness
Well child visit, what would you report? - ANS Tantrums
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& D/PEDIATRIC ATI PROCTORED 2025/2026
FORM A,B,C& D COMPLETE 500 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
/ALREADY GRADED A+ // BRAND NEW!!
Bacterial meningitis ER patient - ANS initiate isolation precautions
Bacterial meningitis - ANS lumbar puncture
Trach care - ANS child flex neck when fastening the ties - so the ties around the
neck wouldn't be so tight??
Dornase alpha how to administer for cystic fibrosis - ANS options were mix
with albuterol, administer every 4 hours for cough, use spacer (ATI says for client
education: instruct the child how to use a nebulizer, instruct the child to administer
it once or twice a day)
Family community education - ANS encourage the 15 year old to increase
calcium intake
Always give oral electrolytes for diarrhea - ANS BEFORE IV electrolytes
Exhibit question states that the patient has RR level of 12 and is receiving
morphine and acetaminophen prn for pain. Options were: assess sedation, assess
pain - ANS I put sedation because acetaminophen will take care of pain and
they're receiving morphine with a RR of 12
Liquid ferrous sulfate - ANS dilute with water. YOU WOULD NOT report tarry
green stools to the provider because that is an expected finding
Bacterial pneumonia - ANS WBC 18000 (bacterial meningitis WBC count is
elevated)
SATA for rheumatic heart disease/HF - ANS ESR, ASO titer, CRP
Oral sores options: lemon glycerine swabs, viscous lidocaine, gauze with saline. -
ANS ANSWER IS GAUZE WITH SALINE
1
,Yeast infection - ANS moist compress 3x a day
RR - ANS to report is 54
Correct statement made by mother of 2 month old: - ANS "my child will receive
MMR vaccine at 12 months"
For adolescent and inhalation gasoline - ANS ATAXIA (ATI says gagging,
choking, coughing, nausea, vomiting, lethargy, weakness, tachypnea, cyanosis,
grunting, and retractions)
90/90 traction - ANS alternate pressure mattress
Tumbling E for a 4 year old vision test because - ANS they don't know their
letters yet
Leg cast - ANS assess for pallor
GERD, what would you report to the provider - ANS regurgitation
Mother working and has 3 kids - ANS respite child care
Chest tube question - ANS make sure there is continuous bubbling
Burns - ANS initially administer IV "crystalloid solutions" (another name for
lactated ringers)
Epiglottis - ANS give antibiotics
Cushing's syndrome - ANS hyperglycemia
Picture of the heart and it's asking you to point out PDA defect - ANS
Abuse sign - ANS bruising around both wrists
Sickle cell crisis - ANS give meperidine
Normal serum protein - ANS nephrotic syndrome it would be extremely low due
to large amounts of excretion
2
, Priority patient - ANS patient is the who has sickle cell anemia and is exhibiting
slurred speech because sickle cell complication is stroke
Moderate dehydration is - ANS 7%
Mix infants medication - ANS with flavored syrup rather than juice
12 year old will have - ANS mood swings
Tonsillectomy - ANS tachycardia needs to be reported because of hemorrhagic
shock
Asthma - ANS use a spacer
Glomerulonephritis - ANS facial edema
ASA OD - ANS phenytidione
Place child knee to chest - ANS
Tonic clonic - ANS suction equipment
Displaced shunt - ANS elevated temp
Fentanyl epi - ANS assess BP
HF potassium level - ANS 3.2
Appendicitis - ANS hematuria
Check - ANS clothing for loose buttons
Skin traction - ANS align body/ maintain alignment
Digoxin - ANS give water after administration
VP shunt displacement - ANS sleepiness
Well child visit, what would you report? - ANS Tantrums
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