ATI Capstone Fundamentals Exam
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• Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) -✓✓Nutritional support delivered
intravenously to patients.
• Cracked TPN Solution -✓✓Appearance of oily layer indicating
solution is unusable.
• Radiation Treatment Effects -✓✓Dryness, redness, and scaling at
treatment site.
• Hydrating Lotions -✓✓Prescribed to alleviate symptoms of radiation
effects.
• Low-Fat Diet -✓✓Dietary restriction to reduce fat intake for health.
• Cholecystitis -✓✓Inflammation of the gallbladder requiring dietary
management.
• High Calorie, Low Protein Diet -✓✓Diet for clients with liver failure
to manage symptoms.
• Pelvic Floor Muscles -✓✓Muscles supporting pelvic organs,
strengthened by exercises.
• Kegel Exercises -✓✓Exercises to strengthen pelvic floor and prevent
prolapse.
, • School-Age Development -✓✓Children develop industry and self-
respect through learning.
• Peer Groups -✓✓Important for social development in school-age
children.
• Delirium -✓✓Acute confusion state, often in older adults.
• Hourly Rounding -✓✓Nursing practice to reduce falls and increase
satisfaction.
• Cystocele -✓✓Prolapse of the bladder into the vagina.
• Vitamin K -✓✓Nutrient important for clients at risk for bleeding.
• Client Falls -✓✓Incidents that can be reduced by nursing interventions.
• Oily Appearance in TPN -✓✓Indicates potential contamination or
degradation of solution.
• Temperature Reference Range -✓✓Normal body temperature is 36° C
to 37° C.
• Low-Fat Protein Sources -✓✓Options like turkey suitable for low-fat
diets.
• Dietary Education -✓✓Teaching clients about appropriate food choices
for health.
• Low Pulse Oximetry -✓✓Indicates inadequate peripheral circulation.
• Body Mass Index (BMI) -✓✓Measurement of body weight relative to
height.
Questions and Answers | Verified |
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• Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) -✓✓Nutritional support delivered
intravenously to patients.
• Cracked TPN Solution -✓✓Appearance of oily layer indicating
solution is unusable.
• Radiation Treatment Effects -✓✓Dryness, redness, and scaling at
treatment site.
• Hydrating Lotions -✓✓Prescribed to alleviate symptoms of radiation
effects.
• Low-Fat Diet -✓✓Dietary restriction to reduce fat intake for health.
• Cholecystitis -✓✓Inflammation of the gallbladder requiring dietary
management.
• High Calorie, Low Protein Diet -✓✓Diet for clients with liver failure
to manage symptoms.
• Pelvic Floor Muscles -✓✓Muscles supporting pelvic organs,
strengthened by exercises.
• Kegel Exercises -✓✓Exercises to strengthen pelvic floor and prevent
prolapse.
, • School-Age Development -✓✓Children develop industry and self-
respect through learning.
• Peer Groups -✓✓Important for social development in school-age
children.
• Delirium -✓✓Acute confusion state, often in older adults.
• Hourly Rounding -✓✓Nursing practice to reduce falls and increase
satisfaction.
• Cystocele -✓✓Prolapse of the bladder into the vagina.
• Vitamin K -✓✓Nutrient important for clients at risk for bleeding.
• Client Falls -✓✓Incidents that can be reduced by nursing interventions.
• Oily Appearance in TPN -✓✓Indicates potential contamination or
degradation of solution.
• Temperature Reference Range -✓✓Normal body temperature is 36° C
to 37° C.
• Low-Fat Protein Sources -✓✓Options like turkey suitable for low-fat
diets.
• Dietary Education -✓✓Teaching clients about appropriate food choices
for health.
• Low Pulse Oximetry -✓✓Indicates inadequate peripheral circulation.
• Body Mass Index (BMI) -✓✓Measurement of body weight relative to
height.
