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ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN 2024 EXAM/ ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN
PROCTORED EXAM 2024 ACTUAL EXAM 200+ QUESTIONS WITH
100% CORRECT ANSWERS /A+ GRADE ASSURED

1. Which vital sign should the nurse prioritize when assessing a child with suspected
dehydration? a) Temperature b) Blood pressure c) Heart rate d) Respiratory rate

Answer: c) Heart rate

2. What is the most common cause of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in pediatric
patients? a) Pneumonia b) Asthma c) Trauma d) Sepsis

Answer: d) Sepsis

3. When administering medication to a toddler, what is the preferred route? a) Oral b)
Intramuscular c) Intravenous d) Subcutaneous

Answer: a) Oral

4. Which intervention is essential for a child admitted with a febrile seizure? a) Administering
antipyretics b) Initiating seizure precautions c) Placing the child in a cool bath d)
Administering IV fluids

Answer: a) Administering antipyretics

5. Which developmental milestone should a 12-month-old child achieve? a) Walking
independently b) Sitting unsupported c) Crawling d) Rolling over

Answer: a) Walking independently

6. What is the priority nursing action when caring for a child with suspected meningitis? a)
Administering antibiotics b) Isolating the child c) Monitoring for respiratory distress d)
Performing a lumbar puncture

Answer: c) Monitoring for respiratory distress

7. Which of the following symptoms is characteristic of Kawasaki disease? a) Desquamation of
the palms and soles b) Strawberry tongue c) Koplik spots d) Bullous rash

Answer: b) Strawberry tongue

8. What is the primary nursing intervention for a child in respiratory distress? a) Administering
oxygen b) Elevating the head of the bed c) Performing chest physiotherapy d) Administering
bronchodilators

, Answer: a) Administering oxygen

9. Which immunization is typically given at birth to prevent Hepatitis B? a) DTaP b) MMR c)
HepB d) Varicella

Answer: c) HepB

10. What is the priority nursing action for a child experiencing an anaphylactic reaction? a)
Administering epinephrine b) Initiating IV fluids c) Placing the child in a supine position d)
Assessing respiratory status

Answer: a) Administering epinephrine

11. What is the primary purpose of a peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) measurement in a child
with asthma? a) Assessing oxygen saturation b) Monitoring lung function c) Evaluating
cardiac output d) Measuring intracranial pressure

Answer: b) Monitoring lung function

12. Which symptom is characteristic of cystic fibrosis in infants? a) Chronic cough b) Meconium
ileus c) Barrel chest d) Clubbing of fingers

Answer: b) Meconium ileus

13. What is the recommended treatment for a child diagnosed with pinworms? a) Oral antibiotics
b) Topical antifungal cream c) Oral anthelmintic medication d) Intravenous antiparasitic
medication

Answer: c) Oral anthelmintic medication

14. Which statement by the parent indicates a need for further education about sudden infant
death syndrome (SIDS)? a) "I will always place my baby to sleep on their back." b) "I will avoid
overheating my baby during sleep." c) "I will place soft bedding and toys in my baby's crib."
d) "I will quit smoking to reduce the risk of SIDS.

" Answer: c) "I will place soft bedding and toys in my baby's crib."

15. What is the appropriate nursing action when caring for a child with suspected epiglottitis? a)
Administering nebulized bronchodilators b) Obtaining a throat culture c) Encouraging the
child to drink cold fluids d) Avoiding the use of a tongue depressor

Answer: d) Avoiding the use of a tongue depressor

,16. Which intervention is essential when caring for a child with sickle cell anemia during a vaso-
occlusive crisis? a) Administering IV fluids b) Encouraging bed rest c) Administering
anticoagulants d) Applying warm compresses

Answer: b) Encouraging bed rest

17. Which statement indicates a correct understanding of home care management for a child
with asthma? a) "I will administer bronchodilators before exercising." b) "I will eliminate all
dairy products from my child's diet." c) "I will encourage my child to play outdoors during
high pollen seasons." d) "I will use a feather pillow for my child's bed.

" Answer: a) "I will administer bronchodilators before exercising."

18. What is the priority nursing action when caring for a child with a tracheostomy tube? a)
Suctioning the airway b) Securing the tube with tape c) Monitoring oxygen saturation d)
Assessing for respiratory distress

Answer: a) Suctioning the airway

19. Which statement indicates effective discharge teaching for parents of a child with type 1
diabetes? a) "We will avoid giving our child insulin when they have a fever." b) "We will
monitor our child's blood glucose only once a day." c) "We will encourage our child to eat
sugary snacks when they feel dizzy." d) "We will carry a source of fast-acting glucose with us
at all times.

" Answer: d) "We will carry a source of fast-acting glucose with us at all times."

20. What is the primary nursing intervention for a child with suspected intussusception? a)
Administering IV antibiotics b) Preparing for surgical intervention c) Administering
antidiarrheal medication d) Placing the child in a knee-chest position

Answer: b) Preparing for surgical intervention

21. What is the appropriate action for the nurse when caring for a child with croup? a)
Administering corticosteroids b) Applying a cold compress to the neck c) Encouraging the
child to lie flat d) Administering antipyretics

Answer: a) Administering corticosteroids

22. Which symptom indicates a complication of acute otitis media? a) Bulging tympanic
membraneb) Purulent drainage from the ear c) Decreased appetite d) Mild ear pain

Answer: b) Purulent drainage from the ear

, 23. What is the primary nursing intervention for a child with suspected appendicitis? a)
Administering laxatives b) Applying a heating pad to the abdomen c) Preparing for surgical
intervention d) Encouraging ambulation Answer: c) Preparing for surgical intervention

24. Which statement indicates effective education for parents of a child with a peanut allergy? a)
"We will always carry an EpiPen with us." b) "We will encourage our child to eat foods
containing peanuts." c) "We will administer antihistamines before meals." d) "We will avoid
washing our child's hands before meals." Answer: a) "We will always carry an EpiPen with
us."

25. What is the primary nursing action when caring for a child with a head injury? a) Assessing
pupillary response b) Administering pain medication c) Elevating the head of the bed d)
Administering anticoagulants Answer: a) Assessing pupillary response

26. Which intervention is essential for preventing the spread of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in
hospitalized children? a) Administering antibiotics b) Implementing droplet precautions c)
Limiting visitors d) Encouraging handwashing Answer: d) Encouraging handwashing

27. What is the priority nursing action when caring for a child with a fractured femur? a)
Assessing neurovascular status b) Immobilizing the limb c) Administering IV antibiotics d)
Applying heat to the affected area Answer: a) Assessing neurovascular status

28. Which statement by the parent indicates effective understanding of home care for a child
with a gastrostomy tube? a) "We will flush the tube with apple juice daily." b) "We will avoid
using a syringe to administer medications." c) "We will clean around the tube site with soap
and water daily." d) "We will avoid checking for tube placement before feedings." Answer: c)
"We will clean around the tube site with soap and water daily."

29. What is the priority nursing intervention for a child experiencing a tonic-clonic seizure? a)
Placing a padded tongue blade in the child's mouth b) Holding the child's arms and legs to
prevent injury c) Timing the seizure duration d) Positioning the child on their side Answer: d)
Positioning the child on their side

30. Which assessment finding indicates a potential complication of acute glomerulonephritis in a
child? a) Elevated blood pressure b) Decreased urinary output c) Hyperglycemia d)
Hypoalbuminemia Answer: a) Elevated blood pressure

31. What is the primary nursing intervention for a child with a suspected foreign body
aspiration? a) Administering bronchodilators b) Performing chest physiotherapy c) Initiating
oxygen therapy d) Refraining from performing the Heimlich maneuver Answer: d)
Refraining from performing the Heimlich maneuver

32. Which statement by the parent indicates a need for further education about safety
precautions for a child with hemophilia? a) "We will encourage our child to participate in
contact sports." b) "We will avoid giving our child aspirin." c) "We will apply pressure to any

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