ATI PEDS RETAKE ACTUAL EXAM 2025: 100+ QUESTIONS AND
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS /GRADED A+ / GUARANTEED
PASS!!
Methylphenidate
- answer-- drug for ADHD
- given before 6 pm
- given half an hour before breakfast; empty stomach
- can cause tachycardia and hypertension
Choking infant
- answer-lay infant facedown on forearm and give back blows
Rheumatoid arthritis
- answer-- have child attend school regularly
- moist heat compress to relieve joint pain
- NSAIDS
RSV or Respiratory Synctial Virus
- answer-- prepare to administer IV fluids; condition causes dehydration and can
help loosen congestion
- *contact precautions*
- *isolation rooms*
Views on death
- answer-preschooler: temporary; can come back to life, believes that thoughts can
cause it
9-10 yrs: inevitable
School age: death is a monster
Toddlers: can't comprehend death
Gross motor skills
- answer-4 months:
On one foot
- head lag gone
- roll back to side
5 months:
-skipping on alternate feet
,- jump rope roller skate
- roll front to back
6 months:
- roll back to front
7 months:
- sit up leaning forward and supporting hands
8 months:
- can sit unsupported
9 months:
- able to pull up to standing, creep hands and knees
10 months:
- prone to sitting
11 months:
- walk while holding on to something
12 months:
- sit down from standing
Celiac disease diet
- answer-gluten free; NO BROW
Barley
Rye
Oats
Wheat
Rice is okay
Sickle cell anemia having vasoocclusive crisis
- answer-- monitor child's oxygen sat level
- maintain hydration to prevent sickle cell crisis
- *bed rest*
- manifestation: *abdominal pain*
- apply heat to affected area
, Types of play
- answer-infants: solitary - playing alone
Toddlers: parallel - independent but near other children
Preschool: associative - together without organization
School-age: cooperative - with other kids
Onlooker play: child observes others
LAB VALUES: toddler
- answer-BUN: 5-18
Uric Acid: 2-5.5
Urine Specific Gravity: 1.0-1.030
Creatinine: 0.3-0.7
Sodium: 135-145
HIV manifestations
- answer-chronic diarrhea
Failure to thrive
Weight loss
Risk factor for otitis media or ear infection
- answer-passive smoking
Indication for dehydration
- answer-increased hematocrit level
Priority lab test for anorexia nervosa
- answer-Complete metabolic panel or CMP; due to alteration in electrolytes
VACCINES
- answer-AT BIRTH - HEP B
2-4 MONTHS -
- pneumococcal
- DTAP
- RB; rotavirus
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS /GRADED A+ / GUARANTEED
PASS!!
Methylphenidate
- answer-- drug for ADHD
- given before 6 pm
- given half an hour before breakfast; empty stomach
- can cause tachycardia and hypertension
Choking infant
- answer-lay infant facedown on forearm and give back blows
Rheumatoid arthritis
- answer-- have child attend school regularly
- moist heat compress to relieve joint pain
- NSAIDS
RSV or Respiratory Synctial Virus
- answer-- prepare to administer IV fluids; condition causes dehydration and can
help loosen congestion
- *contact precautions*
- *isolation rooms*
Views on death
- answer-preschooler: temporary; can come back to life, believes that thoughts can
cause it
9-10 yrs: inevitable
School age: death is a monster
Toddlers: can't comprehend death
Gross motor skills
- answer-4 months:
On one foot
- head lag gone
- roll back to side
5 months:
-skipping on alternate feet
,- jump rope roller skate
- roll front to back
6 months:
- roll back to front
7 months:
- sit up leaning forward and supporting hands
8 months:
- can sit unsupported
9 months:
- able to pull up to standing, creep hands and knees
10 months:
- prone to sitting
11 months:
- walk while holding on to something
12 months:
- sit down from standing
Celiac disease diet
- answer-gluten free; NO BROW
Barley
Rye
Oats
Wheat
Rice is okay
Sickle cell anemia having vasoocclusive crisis
- answer-- monitor child's oxygen sat level
- maintain hydration to prevent sickle cell crisis
- *bed rest*
- manifestation: *abdominal pain*
- apply heat to affected area
, Types of play
- answer-infants: solitary - playing alone
Toddlers: parallel - independent but near other children
Preschool: associative - together without organization
School-age: cooperative - with other kids
Onlooker play: child observes others
LAB VALUES: toddler
- answer-BUN: 5-18
Uric Acid: 2-5.5
Urine Specific Gravity: 1.0-1.030
Creatinine: 0.3-0.7
Sodium: 135-145
HIV manifestations
- answer-chronic diarrhea
Failure to thrive
Weight loss
Risk factor for otitis media or ear infection
- answer-passive smoking
Indication for dehydration
- answer-increased hematocrit level
Priority lab test for anorexia nervosa
- answer-Complete metabolic panel or CMP; due to alteration in electrolytes
VACCINES
- answer-AT BIRTH - HEP B
2-4 MONTHS -
- pneumococcal
- DTAP
- RB; rotavirus
