ATI Proctor PEDS 2024 revision questions with
accurate answers
1. What child should the nurse see first after receiving end of shift report?
a. sickle cell anemia and reports decreased vision in left eye
b. school-aged child with CF who has frequent non-productive cough
c. preschooler with asthma and a peak flow meter reading green zone
d. adolscent with menigititis with sensitivty to light and noise: a. sickle cell anemia
2. Behavioral characteristics of a toddler: Expresses likes and dislikes
3. Buck's traction following a leg fracture, what action should the nurse take?-
: Assess perphieral pulses once every 4 hours
4. Potential indication of physical abuse?: symmetric burns bilateral lower ex- tremities
5. A 10-year old with ahead injury. What would indicate they are developing DM?: increased
sodium levels
6. Diaper dermatitis treatment: zinc oxide
7.Infant with an epidural hematoma from head injury, what intervention should the nurse
include in plan?: IMPLEMENT SEIZURE PRECAUTIONS
8. A child who has hemophilia fell on the playground. What should the nurse do?: Apply ice
pack to the joint
, 9. Nursing actions for nephrotic syndrome patient: Provide thorough skin care
10.Teaching a 5-year old about a surgical procedure technique?: Use sensory experiences
-what they will feel, see, hear, and taste
11.Nursing action for a child with a history of myelomeningocele?: Attach a latex allergy
identification band
12.Relaxation strategies with a young child: Rock the child using long, rhythmic movements
13.Managing asthma and using a peak expiratory flow meter.: "I will continue to take my
medication when my peak flow rate Is in the green zone"
14.Interventions for a preschooler preparing for a tonsillectomy: Encourage the preschooler
to bring a favorite toy to the hospital
15.Nurising priority following a tonsillectomy?: Monitor for frequent swallowing
16.What should the nurse report as an indication as impending airway ob- struction?:
Nasal flaring
17.Possible cause of UTIs: Constipation; Large stool masses may prevent com- plete emptying
of the bladder.
18.Pain rating scale for a 3 year-old?: FACES scale
accurate answers
1. What child should the nurse see first after receiving end of shift report?
a. sickle cell anemia and reports decreased vision in left eye
b. school-aged child with CF who has frequent non-productive cough
c. preschooler with asthma and a peak flow meter reading green zone
d. adolscent with menigititis with sensitivty to light and noise: a. sickle cell anemia
2. Behavioral characteristics of a toddler: Expresses likes and dislikes
3. Buck's traction following a leg fracture, what action should the nurse take?-
: Assess perphieral pulses once every 4 hours
4. Potential indication of physical abuse?: symmetric burns bilateral lower ex- tremities
5. A 10-year old with ahead injury. What would indicate they are developing DM?: increased
sodium levels
6. Diaper dermatitis treatment: zinc oxide
7.Infant with an epidural hematoma from head injury, what intervention should the nurse
include in plan?: IMPLEMENT SEIZURE PRECAUTIONS
8. A child who has hemophilia fell on the playground. What should the nurse do?: Apply ice
pack to the joint
, 9. Nursing actions for nephrotic syndrome patient: Provide thorough skin care
10.Teaching a 5-year old about a surgical procedure technique?: Use sensory experiences
-what they will feel, see, hear, and taste
11.Nursing action for a child with a history of myelomeningocele?: Attach a latex allergy
identification band
12.Relaxation strategies with a young child: Rock the child using long, rhythmic movements
13.Managing asthma and using a peak expiratory flow meter.: "I will continue to take my
medication when my peak flow rate Is in the green zone"
14.Interventions for a preschooler preparing for a tonsillectomy: Encourage the preschooler
to bring a favorite toy to the hospital
15.Nurising priority following a tonsillectomy?: Monitor for frequent swallowing
16.What should the nurse report as an indication as impending airway ob- struction?:
Nasal flaring
17.Possible cause of UTIs: Constipation; Large stool masses may prevent com- plete emptying
of the bladder.
18.Pain rating scale for a 3 year-old?: FACES scale
