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• A nurse is assessing for strabismus in a pediatric client. Identify three (3)
clinical findings noted with strabismus.
• Abnormal corneal light reflex or cover test
• Misaligned eyes
• Frowning or squinting
• Identify three (3) points to discuss with new mothers who are breastfeeding
their newborn.
• Provides complete diet for infants up to 6 months
• Solids are introduced at 4-6 months
• Weaning can be accomplished when infant shows signs of readiness and are
able to drink from a cup
• What are defined gross motor skills for a 4-year-old client who is a preschooler?
• Skips and hops on one foot
• Throws ball overhead
• Catches ball reliably
• A nurse is preparing to administer the MMR immunization to a client. What are two
(2) contraindications for this vaccine?
• Pregnancy
• Allergy to eggs, gelatin, or neomycin
• Explain how methylphenidate hydrochloride works in children who have
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
• It increases dopamine and norepinephrine levels
• It helps pt to focus
• Adverse effects: insomnia, anorexia, nervousness, anemia, hyper/ hypotension
• A nurse is preparing to administer ear drops to a 2-year-old child. How should
the nurse administer this medication?
• Younger than 3 pull pinna down and straight back
• Older than 3 pull pinna up and back
• A child had tympanoplasty tubes placed and the nurse is completing discharge
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teaching for the family. List three (3) important points to include in the teaching.
• Limit activities for a few days after surgery
• Notify provider when tubes come out
• Avoid getting water in ear while tubes are in place
• Identify three (3) clinical manifestations of hydrocephalus in an infant.
• High pitched cry, lethargy
• Vomiting
• Bulging fontanels and/ or widening cranial suture lines
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• The nurse is caring for a client with suspected bacterial meningitis. What is a
priority action for the nurse to initiate?
• Isolate client in droplet precautions
• Decrease environmental stimuli
• Provide comfort measures
• Seizure precautions
• What is a Patent Ductus Arteriosus? Identify two (2) clinical manifestations of
patent ductus arteriosus (PDA)
• Condition in which the normal fetal circulation conduit between the pulmonary
artery and the aorta fails to close and results in increased pulmonary blood flow
(lefttoright shunt)
• Murmur (machine hum)
• Wide pulse pressure, Bounding pulses
• Name two (2) manifestations of infective endocarditis in children.
• Fever and malaise
• New murmur
• Myalgias and arthralgias
• Headache
• Diaphoresis and weight loss
• A nurse is providing education to an adolescent client with diabetes and his
parents regarding 'Sick Day Rules' while sick. What information should the
nurse provide?
• Monitor blood glucose and urinary ketone levels every3 hr
• Continue to take insulin or oral antidiabetic agents. However, dosages can differ
• Encourage sugar-free, noncaffeinated liquids to prevent dehydration
• Meet carbohydrate needs by eating soft foods if possible. If not, consume liquids
that are equal to the usual carbohydrate content
• Rest
• A nurse has been assigned to care for a child with hemophilia who is
experiencing acute hemarthrosis. What are two (2) expected findings for this
client? What are two
(2) nursing interventions that can be initiated for this client?
CAPSTONE Q & A
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ATI Peds Remediation
Capstone
• A nurse is assessing for strabismus in a pediatric client. Identify three (3)
clinical findings noted with strabismus.
• Abnormal corneal light reflex or cover test
• Misaligned eyes
• Frowning or squinting
• Identify three (3) points to discuss with new mothers who are breastfeeding
their newborn.
• Provides complete diet for infants up to 6 months
• Solids are introduced at 4-6 months
• Weaning can be accomplished when infant shows signs of readiness and are
able to drink from a cup
• What are defined gross motor skills for a 4-year-old client who is a preschooler?
• Skips and hops on one foot
• Throws ball overhead
• Catches ball reliably
• A nurse is preparing to administer the MMR immunization to a client. What are two
(2) contraindications for this vaccine?
• Pregnancy
• Allergy to eggs, gelatin, or neomycin
• Explain how methylphenidate hydrochloride works in children who have
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
• It increases dopamine and norepinephrine levels
• It helps pt to focus
• Adverse effects: insomnia, anorexia, nervousness, anemia, hyper/ hypotension
• A nurse is preparing to administer ear drops to a 2-year-old child. How should
the nurse administer this medication?
• Younger than 3 pull pinna down and straight back
• Older than 3 pull pinna up and back
• A child had tympanoplasty tubes placed and the nurse is completing discharge
, ATI PEDS REMEDIATION
CAPSTONE Q & A
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teaching for the family. List three (3) important points to include in the teaching.
• Limit activities for a few days after surgery
• Notify provider when tubes come out
• Avoid getting water in ear while tubes are in place
• Identify three (3) clinical manifestations of hydrocephalus in an infant.
• High pitched cry, lethargy
• Vomiting
• Bulging fontanels and/ or widening cranial suture lines
, ATI PEDS REMEDIATION
CAPSTONE Q & A
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• The nurse is caring for a client with suspected bacterial meningitis. What is a
priority action for the nurse to initiate?
• Isolate client in droplet precautions
• Decrease environmental stimuli
• Provide comfort measures
• Seizure precautions
• What is a Patent Ductus Arteriosus? Identify two (2) clinical manifestations of
patent ductus arteriosus (PDA)
• Condition in which the normal fetal circulation conduit between the pulmonary
artery and the aorta fails to close and results in increased pulmonary blood flow
(lefttoright shunt)
• Murmur (machine hum)
• Wide pulse pressure, Bounding pulses
• Name two (2) manifestations of infective endocarditis in children.
• Fever and malaise
• New murmur
• Myalgias and arthralgias
• Headache
• Diaphoresis and weight loss
• A nurse is providing education to an adolescent client with diabetes and his
parents regarding 'Sick Day Rules' while sick. What information should the
nurse provide?
• Monitor blood glucose and urinary ketone levels every3 hr
• Continue to take insulin or oral antidiabetic agents. However, dosages can differ
• Encourage sugar-free, noncaffeinated liquids to prevent dehydration
• Meet carbohydrate needs by eating soft foods if possible. If not, consume liquids
that are equal to the usual carbohydrate content
• Rest
• A nurse has been assigned to care for a child with hemophilia who is
experiencing acute hemarthrosis. What are two (2) expected findings for this
client? What are two
(2) nursing interventions that can be initiated for this client?
