ATI Custom Pediatrics Comprehensive Proctored Exam Practice Questions

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• Continue to offer a special formula to limit gagging
• Maintain immobility of the limbs with splints
• Preserve muscle tone to prevent joint contractures
• Focus on cognitive rather than motor skills.

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• Engage the child in games with other children
• Encourage the child to feed himself finger foods
• Allow the child to walk independently on the nursing unit
• Hold and cuddle the child often

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• That big soft spot will be covered in bone by the end of the second month
• "The big soft spot will close at around 24 months of age
• "The big soft spot is usually closed between 12 and 18 months of age
• "Babies' saft spots close at different times depending on their growth rate

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• Positive Western blot test
• CD4-T-cell count 180 cells/mm
• Platelets 150,000/mm
• WBC 5.000/mm³

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• Explain to the teenager that he is lucky to receive such good care at a specialty hospital and he just needs to be patient
• Arrange for the teenager to have a video conference with his teacher and ensure he has his school work available
• Ask the child-life specialist to help find activities to distract the teenager
• Arrange a multi-disciplinary team meeting, including the teenager and his family to discuss the situation and set goals together

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• Vary the child's schedule each day.
• Provide a daily session with a play therapist.
• Encourage the client to complete school work
• Discourage visits from the client's friends

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• Fever
• Unwillingness to move affected extremity.
• Previous closed fracture of an extremity
• Redness and swelling at the site
• Severe pain

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• Check the urine for glucose and protein
• Administer narcotics for pain control
• Test cerebrospinal (CSP) fluid leakage for protein
• Monitor for increased temperature

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  tablets

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• Anemia
• Hypolipidemia
• Hyperipidemia
• Hypoproteinemia
• Hypoglycemia

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• Identity versus role confusion
• Autonomy versus sense of shame and doubt
• Initiative versus guilt
• Trust versus mistrust

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• 0 ml/hour
• 8 mL/hour
• 12 mL/hour
• 42 mL/hour
• nimum acceptable urine output = 10 mL/hour