ATI CAPSTONE PEDIATRICS EXAM FORM A & B EACH
FORM CONTAINS 70 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+ (ACTUAL EXAM)
A Nurse is Reviewing the History and Physicality of an Adolescent Client Who Has
Conduct Disorder. What Is an Expected Finding? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER:
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? -
ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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) - ANSWER:
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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER:
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? - ANSWER: Allow the
infant to stand in the crib
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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: Airborne
Which of the Following Is the Priority Intervention a Nurse Should Take When Caring
for a Child Who Just Experienced a Febrile Seizure? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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. - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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)? - ANSWER:
Management of Tantrums, Dental Care
A Nurse is Admitting a Toddler Who Has RSV. What Action Should the Nurse Take? -
ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: "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? - ANSWER: Administer Albuterol Prior to CPT
FORM CONTAINS 70 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+ (ACTUAL EXAM)
A Nurse is Reviewing the History and Physicality of an Adolescent Client Who Has
Conduct Disorder. What Is an Expected Finding? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER:
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? -
ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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) - ANSWER:
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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER:
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? - ANSWER: Allow the
infant to stand in the crib
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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: Airborne
Which of the Following Is the Priority Intervention a Nurse Should Take When Caring
for a Child Who Just Experienced a Febrile Seizure? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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. - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: 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)? - ANSWER:
Management of Tantrums, Dental Care
A Nurse is Admitting a Toddler Who Has RSV. What Action Should the Nurse Take? -
ANSWER: 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? - ANSWER: "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? - ANSWER: Administer Albuterol Prior to CPT
