ATI RN Comprehensive Exit Exam Prep (NGN Style) 180 Verified Questions, Case Scenarios & Expert Rationales – Pass Guaranteed

ATI RN Comprehensive Exit Exam Prep (NGN Style) 180 Verified Questions, Case Scenarios & Expert Rationales – Pass Guaranteed Prepare with confidence for your ATI RN Comprehensive Exit Exam using this Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) style resource, designed to mirror the actual exam format and guarantee success. This prep set includes 180 verified multiple‑choice questions (MCQs), case scenarios, and expert‑verified rationales to ensure you’re ready to pass on the first attempt. Features: - 180 Actual Questions & Answers with verified solutions - 100% Pass Guarantee for exam readiness - NGN‑Style Case Scenarios integrated into the question set - Expert‑Verified Rationales explaining correct and incorrect answers - Evidence‑Based Content aligned with ATI and NCLEX standards - Accessible Format for flexible study anytime, anywhere Sample Topics Covered: - Pediatrics: Autism spectrum disorder home care, hemophilia A lab values, cystic fibrosis infection management - Medical‑Surgical: Thrombocytopenia precautions, sterile dressing change asepsis, emergency preparedness protocols - Pharmacology: Valproic acid monitoring, ACE inhibitors in CHF, SSRI teaching (sertraline) - Leadership & Management: Staffing change process, incident command system in emergencies - Ethics & Patient Rights: Health information privacy, suicide assessment, intimate partner violence interventions Example Continuation (from your last scenario): SCENARIO (Health Information Privacy – Patient Rights) A nurse receives a request from a patient who wants to review information in his own medical record. Question: Which of the following responses is appropriate? - “You will need a court order to access your record.” - “You have the right to read and obtain a copy of your record.” - “Only your provider can review your record with you.” - “You can review your record only if you are discharged.” Correct Answer: B. “You have the right to read and obtain a copy of your record.” Expert Rationale: - Patients have the legal right to access their own medical records under HIPAA regulations. - Court orders are not required for personal access. - Providers may guide interpretation, but access is not restricted to provider review. - Rights apply regardless of admission or discharge status