ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor 2026 Exit Exam with NGN
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SECTION 1: SAFETY & INFECTION CONTROL (Q1-15)
Q1: A nurse is caring for a client with Clostridioides difficile. Which infection
control precaution is correct?
• A) Standard precautions only
• B) Droplet precautions
• C) Contact precautions + alcohol hand sanitizer
• D) Contact precautions + soap and water for hand hygiene
Answer: D
• Rationale: C. diff spores are NOT killed by alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
Soap and water plus contact precautions (gown, gloves) are required.
Q2: A client is placed in restraints after attempting to pull out an IV. How often
must the nurse assess this client?
• A) Every 15 minutes
• B) Every 30 minutes
• C) Every 1 hour
• D) Every 2 hours
Answer: A
• Rationale: Restrained clients require assessment every 15 minutes for
safety, circulation, nutrition, hydration, and elimination needs.
Q3: A nurse is preparing to administer a tuberculin skin test (PPD). Which site is
correct?
, • A) Dorsal forearm
• B) Volar (inner) forearm
• C) Upper back
• D) Deltoid muscle
Answer: B
• Rationale: PPD is injected intradermally on the volar (inner) forearm to
create a wheal. The site allows easy reading.
Q4: A nurse is caring for a client with active tuberculosis. Which type of mask
should the nurse wear?
• A) Surgical mask
• B) N95 respirator
• C) Procedure mask
• D) No mask needed with negative pressure room
Answer: B
• Rationale: TB requires airborne precautions. An N95 respirator (or PAPR) is
required, along with a negative pressure room.
Q5: A nurse is applying wrist restraints to a confused client. Which action
demonstrates correct technique?
• A) Tie the restraints to the side rail
• B) Apply restraints tightly to prevent movement
• C) Ensure two fingers fit between the restraint and the client's wrist
• D) Use a knot that cannot be released quickly
Answer: C
• Rationale: Two-finger width allows circulation while preventing removal.
Restraints tie to bed frame (not side rail) with quick-release knots.
,Q6: A client on fall precautions needs to use the bathroom at night. Which
action should the nurse take?
• A) Instruct the client to call for assistance
• B) Place a bedside commode
• C) Leave the call light within reach
• D) Dim the lights for comfort
Answer: A
• Rationale: Client should call for assistance to prevent falls; all other
measures are supportive but not the primary instruction.
Q7: A nurse is preparing to irrigate a wound. Which solution is most commonly
used?
• A) Hydrogen peroxide
• B) Povidone-iodine
• C) Sterile normal saline
• D) Acetic acid
Answer: C
• Rationale: Sterile normal saline is isotonic and non-cytotoxic, making it the
preferred wound irrigation solution.
Q8: A nurse is caring for a client receiving continuous enteral feeding through a
nasogastric tube. To prevent aspiration, the nurse should:
• A) Flush the tube with 100 mL water after feeding
• B) Keep the head of bed elevated at least 30-45 degrees
• C) Check residual every 2 hours
• D) Change the tubing every 72 hours
Answer: B
, • Rationale: Head of bed elevation ≥30-45 degrees is the most effective
intervention to prevent aspiration.
Q9: A client with a latex allergy is admitted. Which item should the nurse avoid?
• A) Vinyl gloves
• B) Silicone urinary catheter
• C) Latex-free blood pressure cuff
• D) Natural rubber latex gloves
Answer: D
• Rationale: Latex gloves contain natural rubber latex and trigger allergic
reactions in sensitive clients.
Q10: A nurse is reinforcing teaching about fire safety. RACE stands for:
• A) Run, Alert, Contain, Evacuate
• B) Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish
• C) Remove, Activate, Call, Emergency
• D) Respond, Assess, Call, Exit
Answer: B
• Rationale: RACE: Rescue clients in immediate danger, Alarm (activate fire
alarm), Contain fire (close doors), Extinguish (use fire extinguisher if safe).
Q11: A nurse is preparing to don PPE for a client on contact precautions. Which
item is put on first?
• A) Gown
• B) Mask
• C) Gloves
• D) Eye protection
Answer: A
180 Real Screenshot Questions and 100% Verified Correct
Answers Pass Guaranteed No Retakes
Exam
SECTION 1: SAFETY & INFECTION CONTROL (Q1-15)
Q1: A nurse is caring for a client with Clostridioides difficile. Which infection
control precaution is correct?
• A) Standard precautions only
• B) Droplet precautions
• C) Contact precautions + alcohol hand sanitizer
• D) Contact precautions + soap and water for hand hygiene
Answer: D
• Rationale: C. diff spores are NOT killed by alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
Soap and water plus contact precautions (gown, gloves) are required.
Q2: A client is placed in restraints after attempting to pull out an IV. How often
must the nurse assess this client?
• A) Every 15 minutes
• B) Every 30 minutes
• C) Every 1 hour
• D) Every 2 hours
Answer: A
• Rationale: Restrained clients require assessment every 15 minutes for
safety, circulation, nutrition, hydration, and elimination needs.
Q3: A nurse is preparing to administer a tuberculin skin test (PPD). Which site is
correct?
, • A) Dorsal forearm
• B) Volar (inner) forearm
• C) Upper back
• D) Deltoid muscle
Answer: B
• Rationale: PPD is injected intradermally on the volar (inner) forearm to
create a wheal. The site allows easy reading.
Q4: A nurse is caring for a client with active tuberculosis. Which type of mask
should the nurse wear?
• A) Surgical mask
• B) N95 respirator
• C) Procedure mask
• D) No mask needed with negative pressure room
Answer: B
• Rationale: TB requires airborne precautions. An N95 respirator (or PAPR) is
required, along with a negative pressure room.
Q5: A nurse is applying wrist restraints to a confused client. Which action
demonstrates correct technique?
• A) Tie the restraints to the side rail
• B) Apply restraints tightly to prevent movement
• C) Ensure two fingers fit between the restraint and the client's wrist
• D) Use a knot that cannot be released quickly
Answer: C
• Rationale: Two-finger width allows circulation while preventing removal.
Restraints tie to bed frame (not side rail) with quick-release knots.
,Q6: A client on fall precautions needs to use the bathroom at night. Which
action should the nurse take?
• A) Instruct the client to call for assistance
• B) Place a bedside commode
• C) Leave the call light within reach
• D) Dim the lights for comfort
Answer: A
• Rationale: Client should call for assistance to prevent falls; all other
measures are supportive but not the primary instruction.
Q7: A nurse is preparing to irrigate a wound. Which solution is most commonly
used?
• A) Hydrogen peroxide
• B) Povidone-iodine
• C) Sterile normal saline
• D) Acetic acid
Answer: C
• Rationale: Sterile normal saline is isotonic and non-cytotoxic, making it the
preferred wound irrigation solution.
Q8: A nurse is caring for a client receiving continuous enteral feeding through a
nasogastric tube. To prevent aspiration, the nurse should:
• A) Flush the tube with 100 mL water after feeding
• B) Keep the head of bed elevated at least 30-45 degrees
• C) Check residual every 2 hours
• D) Change the tubing every 72 hours
Answer: B
, • Rationale: Head of bed elevation ≥30-45 degrees is the most effective
intervention to prevent aspiration.
Q9: A client with a latex allergy is admitted. Which item should the nurse avoid?
• A) Vinyl gloves
• B) Silicone urinary catheter
• C) Latex-free blood pressure cuff
• D) Natural rubber latex gloves
Answer: D
• Rationale: Latex gloves contain natural rubber latex and trigger allergic
reactions in sensitive clients.
Q10: A nurse is reinforcing teaching about fire safety. RACE stands for:
• A) Run, Alert, Contain, Evacuate
• B) Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish
• C) Remove, Activate, Call, Emergency
• D) Respond, Assess, Call, Exit
Answer: B
• Rationale: RACE: Rescue clients in immediate danger, Alarm (activate fire
alarm), Contain fire (close doors), Extinguish (use fire extinguisher if safe).
Q11: A nurse is preparing to don PPE for a client on contact precautions. Which
item is put on first?
• A) Gown
• B) Mask
• C) Gloves
• D) Eye protection
Answer: A
