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[NGN] ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE 2024! ATI COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR; COMPLETE 150 REAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH RATIONALE LATEST | NEW! | GUARANTEE PASS
The nurse cares for a client diagnosed with superficial partial thickness burn. The nurse should assign
the client to a room with which client?
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[NGN] ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE 2024!
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COMPLETE 150 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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150 MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
QUESTION: 1
The Nurse And LPN/LVN Care For Clients On A Medical-Surgical Unit. The Rn Should
Delegate Which Activity To The LPN/LVN?
A. Follow Up On The Client's Report Of Chest And Back Itching Two Hours After Starting
A Patient-Controlled Analgesia Pump.
B. Provide Instruction For The Client Receiving The First Nicotine Patch.
C. Inform The Health Care Provider Of The Client's History Of Peptic Ulcer Disease Prior
To Administration Of Streptokinase.
D. Take The Blood Pressure And Heart Rate Before Administration Of Enalapril.
CORRECT ANS: D.
Rationale: Taking Vital Signs Is Within The LPN/LVN'S Scope Of Practice.
A And B Involve More Complex Assessment And Education, While C Involves Critical
Thinking And Decision-Making That Is Typically Reserved For An Rn.
QUESTION: 2
The Nurse Cares For The Client With A History Of Schizophrenia. The Nurse Expects To
Note Which Speech Pattern?
A. Repetition Of The Words Used By The Nurse.
B. Rapid, Coherent Conversation About Unrelated Topics.
C. Immediately Answering Questions Appropriately.
D. Slow, Purposeful Answers To The Nurse's Questions.
CORRECT ANS: A.
Rationale: This Behavior, Known As Echolalia, Is Common In Some Individuals With
Schizophrenia, Where They May Repeat Words Or Phrases Spoken By Others. This Can
Reflect Disorganized Thinking Or An Attempt To Communicate.
B. Rapid, Coherent Conversation About Unrelated Topics: While Some Individuals May
Speak In A Disorganized Manner, Coherent Rapid Speech About Unrelated Topics Is Less
Typical In Schizophrenia, Which Often Involves Disorganized Thoughts.
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C. Immediately Answering Questions Appropriately: Clients With Schizophrenia May
Struggle With Appropriate Responses Due To Disorganized Thinking Or Hallucinations,
Making This Option Less Likely.
D. Slow, Purposeful Answers To The Nurse's Questions: While Some Individuals May Take
Time To Respond, The Pattern Of Speech Is More Likely To Involve Disorganized Or
Repetitive Elements Rather Than Slow And Purposeful Answers.
QUESTION: 3
The Nurse Evaluates The Results Of The Client's Purified Protein Derivative (PPD) 2 ½ Days
After The Injection. The Nurse Noted The Induration Is 4 Mm. Which Action By The Nurse
Is Most Appropriate?
A. Inform The Client The Results Are Negative.
B. Obtain The Names Of The Client's Closest Contacts.
C. Determine The Hiv Status Of The Client.
D. Wait An Additional 24 Hours To Read The Results.
CORRECT ANS: A.
Rationale: An Induration Of 4 Mm Is Considered Negative For TB In Most Populations.
B And C Are Unnecessary Unless There Are Other Signs Of TB. D Is Not Appropriate Since
The Reading Time Has Passed.
QUESTION: 4
The Nurse Cares For A Client Receiving Hydrocodone Every 6 Hours Prn For Pain. The
Client Reports Pain At 1600. The Nurse Notes That The Hydrocodone Was Last
Administered At 1200, And The Nurse Proceeds To Administer Hydromorphone At 1615.
After Discovering The Error, How Should The Nurse Record The Occurrence?
A. "Wrong Pain Tablet Given Early. Client Will Be Monitored Closely. Asleep Now."
B. "Hydromorphone Given Instead Of Hydrocodone. Nursing Supervisor Aware Of Error."
C. "Hydrocodone Tablet Ordered Every 6 Hours; Pain Medication Given After 4 Hours.
Health Care Provider Notified."
D. "Hydromorphone Given At 1615; Health Care Provider Notified. B/P 122/80, Rr 16."
CORRECT ANS: C.
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Rationale: This Option Provides Clear Documentation Of The Medication Order, The
Timing Of The Error, And Indicates That The Healthcare Provider Was Notified, Which Is
Critical For Patient Safety And Follow-Up.
Comparison To Other Choices:
A. Lacks Specifics About The Medications And Does Not Mention Notifying The Healthcare
Provider.
B. Identifies The Error But Does Not Include The Timing Or The Order Details, And Lacks
Notification Of The Provider.
D. States The Medication And Vital Signs But Fails To Clarify The Medication Order Or The
Timing Of The Error, Making It Incomplete. (While Choice D Contains Some Relevant
Information, It Lacks Critical Details About The Medication Order And The Nature Of The
Error. Therefore, It Does Not Provide A Complete Picture Of The Situation.)
Option C Is The Most Comprehensive And Professional Way To Document The
Occurrence.
QUESTION: 5
The Nurse Cares For A 6-Month-Old Infant. The Parents Report That The Infant Had Severe
Diarrhea For Twelve Hours. The Nurse Anticipates Which Finding?
A. Normal Skin Elasticity.
B. Depressed Anterior Fontanel.
C. Pale Yellow Urine.
D. Absent Bowel Sounds.
CORRECT ANS: B.
Rationale: A Depressed Fontanel Indicates Dehydration, Which Is Likely Due To The
Diarrhea.
A Suggests Adequate Hydration, C Indicates A Less Concentrated Urine Which May Not Be
Typical With Dehydration, And D Is Less Likely As Bowel Sounds May Still Be Present.
QUESTION: 6
The Nurse Observes Client Care On A Geriatric Unit. The Nurse Should Intervene In Which
Situation?
A. A Student Nurse Assists The Client Out Of Bed Toward The Client's Strong Side.
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B. A Student Nurse Assists The Client To Sit On The Side Of The Bed By Lifting The
Client's Shoulders And Swinging The Client's Legs Over The Edge Of The Bed.
C. A Student Nurse Assists The Client To Stand From A Sitting Position By Grasping The
Client's Elbows.
D. Two Student Nurses Use A Draw Sheet To Turn A Client In The Bed.
CORRECT ANS: C.
Rationale: Grasping The Elbows Can Lead To Discomfort Or Injury; A More Appropriate
Method Would Be To Assist The Client Under The Arms Or By The Waist.
A, B, And D Demonstrate Safer Techniques For Moving Clients And Promoting Their
Stability.
QUESTION: 7
The Male Client Asks The Nurse, "Why Am I Experiencing Erectile Dysfunction (Ed)?" The
Nurse Reviews The Client's Medications. The Nurse Recognizes That Which Classification
Increases The Risk For Ed?
A. Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs.
B. Antihypertensive Medications.
C. Anticoagulant Medications.
D. Histamine H2 Inhibitors.
CORRECT ANS: B.
Rationale: Certain Antihypertensives, Especially Beta-Blockers, Can Contribute To Ed.
A, C, And D Are Less Commonly Associated With Ed Compared To Antihypertensives.
QUESTION: 8
The Nurse In The Hospital Cafeteria Overhears Two Nursing Assistive Personnel (Nap)
Discuss The Client's Condition. What Is The Priority Action For The Nurse To Take?
A. Change The Topic Of The Conversation.
B. Report The Employees To Their Nurse Manager.
C. Inform The Employees About Patient Confidentiality And The Client's Right To Privacy.
D. Meet With The Employees At The End Of The Shift And Tell Them Not To Discuss
Clients In A Public Place.
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