ATI PN Comprehensive Exit Exam with
NGN Practical Nursing NCLEX®
Readiness Predictor | Questions with
Correct Answers | Comprehensive Exit
Assessment
✅ ATI PN Comprehensive Exit Exam – NGN-Style
PRACTICE
(2026/2027 NCLEX-PN® Readiness Level)
✔ Fully original questions
✔ NGN-style clinical judgment focus
✔ Multiple-choice a, b, c, d
✔ Correct answers included
✔ Covers all PN exit exam domains
📘 CONTENT AREAS COVERED
● Fundamentals & Safety
● Adult Medical-Surgical Nursing
● Pharmacology
● Maternal–Newborn
● Pediatrics
● Mental Health
● Leadership, Delegation, Priority
● NGN clinical scenarios (PN level)
,ATI PN COMPREHENSIVE EXIT PRACTICE
EXAM
Questions 1–40
🟦 FUNDAMENTALS & SAFETY (1–10)
Q1. Which action is the PN’s priority when caring for a client at risk for falls?
a) Keep side rails up at all times
b) Place call light within reach
c) Apply restraints
✅
d) Limit ambulation
Answer: b
Q2. The PN should identify which patient as the highest priority?
a) Client with pain rated 6/10
b) Client with shortness of breath
c) Client awaiting discharge teaching
✅
d) Client requesting food
Answer: b
Q3. Which finding indicates possible infection?
a) BP 120/78
b) HR 72
c) Temperature 38.5°C (101.3°F)
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d) SpO₂ 97%
Answer: c
Q4. The most effective way to prevent the spread of infection is:
a) Wearing gloves
b) Hand hygiene
c) Isolation
✅
d) Cleaning equipment weekly
Answer: b
, Q5. A PN is caring for a confused client. Which intervention is most appropriate?
a) Keep lights off
b) Move client near nurses’ station
c) Apply restraints
✅
d) Limit family visits
Answer: b
Q6. Which task can the PN delegate to UAP?
a) Medication administration
b) Client education
c) Vital signs
✅
d) Assessment of pain
Answer: c
Q7. The PN notices a medication error. What is the first action?
a) Document in chart
b) Notify the provider
c) Assess the client
✅
d) Report to supervisor
Answer: c
Q8. Which client is at greatest risk for pressure injury?
a) Ambulatory client
b) Client with diabetes
c) Immobile client
✅
d) Client with nausea
Answer: c
Q9. A PN should use restraints only when:
a) The client is confused
b) Family requests them
c) Other interventions fail
✅
d) Staffing is short
Answer: c
NGN Practical Nursing NCLEX®
Readiness Predictor | Questions with
Correct Answers | Comprehensive Exit
Assessment
✅ ATI PN Comprehensive Exit Exam – NGN-Style
PRACTICE
(2026/2027 NCLEX-PN® Readiness Level)
✔ Fully original questions
✔ NGN-style clinical judgment focus
✔ Multiple-choice a, b, c, d
✔ Correct answers included
✔ Covers all PN exit exam domains
📘 CONTENT AREAS COVERED
● Fundamentals & Safety
● Adult Medical-Surgical Nursing
● Pharmacology
● Maternal–Newborn
● Pediatrics
● Mental Health
● Leadership, Delegation, Priority
● NGN clinical scenarios (PN level)
,ATI PN COMPREHENSIVE EXIT PRACTICE
EXAM
Questions 1–40
🟦 FUNDAMENTALS & SAFETY (1–10)
Q1. Which action is the PN’s priority when caring for a client at risk for falls?
a) Keep side rails up at all times
b) Place call light within reach
c) Apply restraints
✅
d) Limit ambulation
Answer: b
Q2. The PN should identify which patient as the highest priority?
a) Client with pain rated 6/10
b) Client with shortness of breath
c) Client awaiting discharge teaching
✅
d) Client requesting food
Answer: b
Q3. Which finding indicates possible infection?
a) BP 120/78
b) HR 72
c) Temperature 38.5°C (101.3°F)
✅
d) SpO₂ 97%
Answer: c
Q4. The most effective way to prevent the spread of infection is:
a) Wearing gloves
b) Hand hygiene
c) Isolation
✅
d) Cleaning equipment weekly
Answer: b
, Q5. A PN is caring for a confused client. Which intervention is most appropriate?
a) Keep lights off
b) Move client near nurses’ station
c) Apply restraints
✅
d) Limit family visits
Answer: b
Q6. Which task can the PN delegate to UAP?
a) Medication administration
b) Client education
c) Vital signs
✅
d) Assessment of pain
Answer: c
Q7. The PN notices a medication error. What is the first action?
a) Document in chart
b) Notify the provider
c) Assess the client
✅
d) Report to supervisor
Answer: c
Q8. Which client is at greatest risk for pressure injury?
a) Ambulatory client
b) Client with diabetes
c) Immobile client
✅
d) Client with nausea
Answer: c
Q9. A PN should use restraints only when:
a) The client is confused
b) Family requests them
c) Other interventions fail
✅
d) Staffing is short
Answer: c
