ATI Fundamentals Dynamic Core Exam
[Correctly Solved] 100% Correct *Q&A*
2025/2024
What is the main focus of patient-centered care in nursing practice?
Involving patients in their own care decisions to promote autonomy.
How should a nurse respond to a patient expressing fear about an upcomi...
ATI Fundamentals Dynamic Core Exam
[Correctly Solved] 100% Correct *Q&A*
2025/2024
What is the main focus of patient-centered care in nursing practice?
Involving patients in their own care decisions to promote autonomy.
How should a nurse respond to a patient expressing fear about an upcoming procedure?
Acknowledge the patient's feelings and provide information to alleviate their concerns.
Which vital sign is considered the best indicator of a patient's overall health status?
Blood pressure, as it reflects cardiovascular health and circulatory efficiency.
In a patient with respiratory distress, which position should the nurse place the patient to promote
easier breathing?
High Fowler's position to facilitate lung expansion.
What is the appropriate nursing intervention for a patient exhibiting signs of anaphylaxis?
Administer epinephrine immediately and call for emergency assistance.
How can a nurse best ensure effective communication with a patient who speaks a different
language?
Utilize a professional medical interpreter to facilitate accurate communication.
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,What does the term “bradypnea” refer to in patient assessment?
Abnormally slow breathing rate.
What is the priority nursing intervention when a patient is found unresponsive?
Check the patient's airway for obstruction.
Which dietary modification should a nurse suggest to a patient with hypertension?
Reducing sodium intake.
What is the role of patient education in the prevention of chronic illness?
Empowering patients with knowledge to make informed health choices.
In which situation is it crucial for a nurse to obtain informed consent?
Before performing any invasive procedure.
What should a nurse do if a patient refuses medication after explaining its purpose?
Respect the patient's decision and document the refusal.
How can a nurse support a patient experiencing acute anxiety?
Provide a calm environment and encourage deep breathing techniques.
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,Which assessment finding indicates a potential complication of immobility in a patient?
The presence of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in the lower extremities.
When should a nurse perform hand hygiene during patient care?
Before and after every patient interaction and after removing gloves.
What is the most effective way to assess a patient’s pain level?
Use a standardized pain scale, such as the numeric rating scale (0-10).
How does the nurse determine the effectiveness of a patient's pain management plan?
By regularly reassessing the patient's pain level and comfort.
What is the primary purpose of a nursing care plan?
To establish individualized goals and interventions for patient care.
What is an appropriate nursing intervention for a patient with a risk of falls?
Implement fall precautions, such as bed alarms and non-slip footwear.
Which assessment technique is most useful for evaluating a patient's abdominal pain?
Palpation, to identify areas of tenderness or abnormalities.
In what scenario would a nurse prioritize safety over comfort for a patient?
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, When a patient exhibits violent behavior that poses a risk to themselves or others.
How can a nurse promote adherence to a prescribed medication regimen?
Provide education about the importance and side effects of the medication.
What does the acronym "RACE" stand for in fire safety protocols?
Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish.
What should a nurse monitor for in a patient receiving opioid pain medication?
Signs of respiratory depression.
What is the significance of documentation in nursing practice?
It provides a legal record of care and supports continuity of patient care.
How can a nurse effectively assess a patient’s understanding of discharge instructions?
Ask the patient to repeat the instructions in their own words.
What is a common psychological response to a chronic illness diagnosis?
Feelings of grief or loss regarding former health status.
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