WALDEN UNIVERSITY
College of Health Sciences – Nursing Programs
ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR
FULL PRACTICE EXAM
Academic Year: 2026
Course Code: NURS 6950 – RN Comprehensive
Clinical Assessment
Document Type: Test Bank & Exam
Preparation Resource
VERSION 1: 🔒 EXAM WITH ANSWERS & RATIONALES
(STUDENT VERSION)
,ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor V1 – FULL TEST BANK (2026)
1. A child is diagnosed with Lyme disease. Which action should
the home health nurse take?
A. Initiate contact isolation
B. Administer prescribed antibiotics
C. Notify the school nurse
D. Notify the state health department
Rationale: Lyme disease is a reportable condition in many
jurisdictions. Public health notification supports surveillance and
prevention.
2. Which nursing actions are appropriate for a client with
alcohol use disorder?
(Select all that apply.)
A. Provide frequent rest periods
B. Restrict sodium intake
C. Avoid alcohol-based lotions
D. Assess the client’s orientation
Rationale: Clients with alcohol use disorder may have liver
disease, fluid imbalance, and altered mental status. Rest,
, sodium restriction, and frequent neurologic assessment are
appropriate.
3. A client with a vented NG tube begins vomiting. What
should the nurse do FIRST?
A. Administer antiemetics
B. Reinsert the NG tube
C. Check suction functioning
D. Notify the provider
Rationale: Ensuring the NG tube and suction are functioning
properly is the priority to prevent aspiration and relieve gastric
distention.
4. A nurse notices a frayed electrical cord on a CPM device.
What is the FIRST action?
A. Report to maintenance
B. Unplug the device
C. Remove the device from the room
D. Continue therapy
Rationale: Damaged electrical equipment poses an immediate
safety risk and must be removed from patient care areas.
5. How should a nurse pour a sterile irrigation solution?
College of Health Sciences – Nursing Programs
ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR
FULL PRACTICE EXAM
Academic Year: 2026
Course Code: NURS 6950 – RN Comprehensive
Clinical Assessment
Document Type: Test Bank & Exam
Preparation Resource
VERSION 1: 🔒 EXAM WITH ANSWERS & RATIONALES
(STUDENT VERSION)
,ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor V1 – FULL TEST BANK (2026)
1. A child is diagnosed with Lyme disease. Which action should
the home health nurse take?
A. Initiate contact isolation
B. Administer prescribed antibiotics
C. Notify the school nurse
D. Notify the state health department
Rationale: Lyme disease is a reportable condition in many
jurisdictions. Public health notification supports surveillance and
prevention.
2. Which nursing actions are appropriate for a client with
alcohol use disorder?
(Select all that apply.)
A. Provide frequent rest periods
B. Restrict sodium intake
C. Avoid alcohol-based lotions
D. Assess the client’s orientation
Rationale: Clients with alcohol use disorder may have liver
disease, fluid imbalance, and altered mental status. Rest,
, sodium restriction, and frequent neurologic assessment are
appropriate.
3. A client with a vented NG tube begins vomiting. What
should the nurse do FIRST?
A. Administer antiemetics
B. Reinsert the NG tube
C. Check suction functioning
D. Notify the provider
Rationale: Ensuring the NG tube and suction are functioning
properly is the priority to prevent aspiration and relieve gastric
distention.
4. A nurse notices a frayed electrical cord on a CPM device.
What is the FIRST action?
A. Report to maintenance
B. Unplug the device
C. Remove the device from the room
D. Continue therapy
Rationale: Damaged electrical equipment poses an immediate
safety risk and must be removed from patient care areas.
5. How should a nurse pour a sterile irrigation solution?
