Pediatric ATI Exam Questions and Answers with Complete Solution
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Course
Pediatric ATI
Institution
Pediatric ATI
When does the posterior fontanel close?
6-8 weeks
When does the anterior fontanel close?
12-18 months
How many teeth should an infant have by age 1?
6-8
When is the moro reflex present?
Birth-4 months
When is the palmar grasp present?
Birth -3 months
When is the planta...
9 months - ANSWER Pulls to a standing position, creeps on hands and knees instead
of crawling, has a crude pincer grasp, dominant hand preference is evident
10 months - ANSWER Changes from a prone to a sitting position, grasps rattle by its
handle.
11 months - ANSWER Cruises or walks while holding onto something, walks with one
hand held, places objects into container, neat pincer grasp.
12 months - ANSWER Sits down from a standing position without assistance, tries to
build a two-block tower without success, can turn pages in a book.
15 months - ANSWER Walks without help, creeps upstairs, uses a cup well, builds a
tower of two blocks
18 months - ANSWER Runs clumsily, falls often, throws ball overhand, jumps in place
with both feet, pulls and pushes toys, manages a spoon without rotation, turns pages in
a book, builds tower of three or four blocks
2 years - ANSWER Walks up and down stairs by placing both feet on each step, builds
a tower of six or seven blocks, turns pages of books one at a time
2.5 years - ANSWER Jumps access the floor and off a chair or step using both feet,
stands on one foot momentarily, takes a few steps on tiptoe, draws circles, has good
hand-finger coordination.
3 years - ANSWER Rides tricycle, jumps off bottom step, stands on one foot for a few
seconds
4 years - ANSWER Skips and hops on one foot, throws ball overhead, catches ball
reliably
5 years - ANSWER Jumps rope, walks backward with heel to toe, throws a ball and
catches ball with ease
If the infant clenches their eyes closed when administering eye drops, where should you
administer the drops? - ANSWER In the nasal corner because when he opens his eyes,
the meds will enter the eye.
When should lidocaine or prilocaine be applied before a puncture? - ANSWER 60
minutes before a superficial puncture or 2.5 hours prior to a deep puncture.
Fentanyl - ANSWER used for children older than 12 for continuous pain control
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