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ATI LEADERSHIP ACCURATE 2024 ASSESSMENT 1 138 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
ACTUAL BSN2 LEADERSHIP QUESTIONS 2024 UPDATE WITH DETAILED ANSWER KEY
ATI LEADERSHIP ACCURATE 2024 ASSESSMENT 1 138 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
ACTUAL BSN2 LEADERSHIP QUESTIONS 2024 UPDATE WITH DETAILED ANSWER KEY
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Detailed Answer Key BSN2 2024 Leadership Questions_Cloned_Assessment 1 ATI LEADERSHIP ACCUR ATE 2024 ASSESSMENT 1 138 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. ACTUAL BSN2 LEADERSHIP QUESTIONS 2024 UPDATE WITH DETAILED ANSWER KEY 1. A nurse is preparing an in-service for an annual skills fair at a community medical facility about fire safety. Place the steps in the order in which they should be performed in the case of a fire emergency. (Move the steps into the box on the right, placing them in the selected order of performance. Use all the steps.) D. Rescue the clients. A. Pull the fire alarm. B. Confine the fire. C. Extinguish the fire. 2. A nurse is caring for a client who is dying of metastatic b reast cancer. She has a prescription for an opioid pain medication PRN. The nurse is concerned that administering a dose of pain medication might hasten the client's death. Which of the following ethical principles should the nurse use to support the decis ion not to administer the medication? A. Utilitarianism Rationale: Utilitarianism refers to actions that are right when they contribute to the greatest good. B. Nonmaleficence Rationale: Nonmaleficence is the duty to do no harm. The ethical mandate of nonmalefi cence is that health care workers refrain from intentionally inflicting harm to clients. C. Fidelity Rationale: Fidelity is the duty to keep one's promises or word. It refers to the obligation to be faithful to the agreements, commitments, and responsibilitie s that one has made to oneself and others. D. Veracity Rationale: Veracity is the duty to tell the truth. It means that one does not intentionally deceive or mislead clients. 3. A charge nurse is reviewing the list of tasks that have been delegated to the assistive personnel (AP) by the staff nurse. Which of the following tasks should the charge nurse reassign to a licensed nurse? A. Transporting a client who experienced a stroke 72 hr ago to the radiology department Rationale: APs are trained on how to use transfer techniques; therefore, this task is within their range of function and does not have to be reassigned. B. Providing a back rub to a client who has right-sided paralysis Rationale: APs are trained on how to properly turn a client and perform a back rub; therefore, this task is within their range of function and does not have to be reassigned. Created on:2024 Page 1 Detailed Answer Key BSN2 2024 Leadership Questions_Cloned_Assessment 1 C. Removing and cleaning the cannula of a client who has a new tracheostomy Rationale: Removing and cleaning the cannula of a client who has a new tracheostomy requires use of the nursing process, specialized knowledge, and clinical judgment; therefore, this task should be reassigned to a licensed nurse. D. Performing oral hygiene for a client who is 1 day postoperative following an amputation of the right arm Rationale: APs are trained on oral hygiene techniques; therefore, this task is within their range of function and does not have to be reassigned. 4. A nurse working in an emergency department is caring for a client who has been exposed to sarin gas following a bioterrorism attack. Which of the following interventions should the nurse plan to take? A. Vigorously rub the skin following a decontamination shower. Rationale: Sarin gas is a nerve agent that is spread through the air and can be inhaled or absorbed through the skin. Following decontamination with soap and water or bleach, the nurse should pat the skin dry to avoid rubbing more of the agent into the skin. B. Initiate seizure precautions. Rationale: Symptoms of sarin gas exp osure include neurologic responses including insomnia, impaired judgment, a loss of consciousness, and seizures. The nurse should anticipate the need for seizure precautions and should prepare the room with padding, suction equipment, and oxygen. C. Provide respiratory support with a plastic oral airway. Rationale: Symptoms of sarin gas exposure includes bronchoconstriction and laryngeal spasms requiring support of the airway. The nurse should avoid using plastic artificial airways because they can absorb the sarin gas resulting in continued exposure of the client to the agent. D. Prepare to administer amyl nitrate. Rationale: Symptoms of nerve gas exposure mimic those of a cholinergic crisis. Medications used in treatment include atropine, pralidoxime, and diazep am. Amyl nitrate is used in the treatment of blood agent exposure, such as cyanide. 5. A nurse in the emergency department is triaging clients following a mass casualty event. The nurse should identify which of the following clients as emergent? A. A client who has a punctured femoral artery Rationale: A client who has a punctured femoral artery requires immediate attention because it is life-threatening; therefore, the nurse should identify this client as emergent or red-tagged. B. A client who has multiple fractures Rationale: A client who has multiple fractures requires treatment within 2 hr. The nurse should identify this client as urgent or yellow -tagged. Created on:2024 Page 2 Detailed Answer Key BSN2 2024 Leadership Questions_Cloned_Assessment 1 C. A client who has a red rash over his abdomen Rationale: A client who has a red rash over his abdomen can wait 2 hr or more to receive treatment. The nurse should identify this client as nonurgent or green -tagged. D. A client who reports severe flank pain radiating to the groin Rationale: A client who reports severe flank pain radiating to the groin requires treatment within 2 hr. the nurse should identify this client as urgent or yellow -tagged. 6. A nurse manager received a client request not to have a specific staff nurse care for her while at the acute care facilit y. Which of the following is the appropriate action by the nurse manager? A. Ask other staff nurses about the level of care the specific staff nurse provides. Rationale: This action is inappropriate because it does not directly address the issue and does not show respect for the specific staff nurse. B. Address the concern with the specific staff nurse. Rationale: The nurse manager should use the conflict management skill collaborating to resolve the conflict. The nurse manager should be assertive and ask the specific staff nurse about the problem. C. Recommend the specific staff nurse be transferred to another unit. Rationale: This action is inappropriate because it does not directly address the issue and does not show respect for the specific nurse. D. Notify the human resources department about the request. Rationale: This action is inappropriate because it does not directly address the issue and does not show respect for the specific nurse. 7. A nurse finds that a client did not receive a scheduled dose of furose mide (Lasix). Which of the following should the nurse include in the incident/variance report? (Select all that apply.) A. The date of the incident B. The name of the provider who prescribed the medication C. The potential adverse effects of the medication D. The time the client was to receive the medication E. The client's vital signs Rationale: The date of the incident is correct. When a nurse discovers a medication error, it is her legal responsibility to complete an incident report. A health care agency can use inc ident reports to monitor incidents and accidents in order to prevent future occurrences. The report should only include factual information about the incident such as the date.The name of the provider who Created on:2024 Page 3 Detailed Answer Key BSN2 2024 Leadership Questions_Cloned_Assessment 1 prescribed t he medication is incorrect. The nurse does not need to include the name of the provider who prescribed the medication as this information is part of the client's medical record.The potential adverse effects of the medication is incorrect. The nurse should only include factual information about the incident and not potential effects.The time the client was to receive the medication is correct. The nurse should include the time the client was to receive the medication because this pertains directly to the inc ident of the omitted medication.The client's vital signs is correct. The nurse should assess the client as soon as she discovers the error and should include the assessment data in the report. 8. A nurse is caring for a client who has a history of demen tia. The client is alert and oriented to person, place, and time, and has advance directives. The client is scheduled for a procedure that requires informed consent. Which of the following persons should sign the informed consent? A. The client's partner Rationale: Legal decisions regarding health care must be made by a competent person or the person holding the durable power of attorney. B. The client Rationale: If the client appears competent, and understands the procedure, the client can sign for informed consent. The nurse should verify that the client gives consent voluntarily, the signature on the consent is the client's, and the client appears competent. If the client were disoriented and not competent, the person who has durable power of attorney should s ign informed consent. C. The client's daughter, who is the primary caregiver Rationale: Although the primary caregiver cares for the client, legal decisions regarding health care must be made by a competent person or the person holding the durable power of attorney. Caring for a client does not give the client's daughter legal authority regarding health care decisions. D. The client's son, who has a durable power of attorney Rationale: A durable power of attorney for health care is a legal document that designate s an individual authorized to make health care decisions for a client who is unable. The client's son should be familiar with the client's wishes. 9. A nurse manager is observing the care provided by a nurse who is in orientation to the unit. Which of the following actions by the nurse indicates the nurse manager should intervene? A. The nurse uses clean gloves when discontinuing a client’s intravenous infusion. Rationale: The nurse should wear clean gloves when performing the procedure because they reduce the risk of transferring microorganisms from the client. B. The nurse empties a client’s drainable colostomy pouch when it is one-third full. Rationale: The nurse should empty the client’s colostomy pouch when it is one-third to one-half full. If the pouch be comes too heavy, it can cause the seal on the pouch to break the skin and subsequently expose the area around the ostomy to stool. Created on:2024 Page 4
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