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ATI RN Fundamentals of Nursing
Proctored Exam 2026 With 150 Practice
Questions,Answers Rationales And
Comprehensive Review for Next
Generation NCLEX (NGN)

## SECTION 1: SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL (Questions 1-30)



**1. A nurse is preparing to perform hand hygiene before entering a client's room. Which action is
most appropriate when using an alcohol-based hand rub?**



A) Apply 10 mL of product to dry hands

B) Rub hands together until they are completely dry

C) Rinse hands with warm water before application

D) Use a paper towel to dry hands after rubbing



**Answer: B - Rub hands together until they are completely dry**



Rationale: Alcohol-based hand rub should be applied to dry hands and rubbed until completely dry,
which typically takes 15-20 seconds. Rinsing before application or drying with a towel is unnecessary
and reduces effectiveness.



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**2. A nurse is caring for a client with Clostridioides difficile infection. Which infection control
precautions should the nurse implement?**



A) Standard precautions only

,B) Contact precautions with gown and gloves

C) Airborne precautions with N95 mask

D) Droplet precautions with surgical mask



**Answer: B - Contact precautions with gown and gloves**



Rationale: C. difficile spreads via contact with spores. Gown and gloves are required for all client
contact. Additionally, soap and water handwashing is essential because alcohol-based hand rubs do
not effectively kill C. difficile spores.



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**3. Which client requires airborne precautions?**



A) A client with influenza

B) A client with tuberculosis

C) A client with MRSA

D) A client with rotavirus



**Answer: B - A client with tuberculosis**



Rationale: Tuberculosis (TB) spreads via airborne droplet nuclei that remain suspended in the air.
Airborne precautions require an N95 respirator and a negative-pressure airborne infection isolation
room (AIIR).



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**4. A nurse finds a wet floor in a client's room. What is the first action the nurse should take?**



A) Warn patients verbally

B) Place a wet floor sign

C) Clean up immediately and then place a sign

,D) Report to housekeeping



**Answer: C - Clean up immediately and then place a sign**



Rationale: Immediate cleanup prevents accidents. A sign is then placed to alert others to the
potential hazard. Safety is the priority, and prompt action prevents falls.



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**5. A nurse enters a client's room and sees smoke coming from the trash can. Which action should
the nurse take first according to the RACE protocol?**



A) Activate the fire alarm

B) Contain the fire by closing doors

C) Extinguish the fire if safe to do so

D) Evacuate the client from the room



**Answer: D - Evacuate the client from the room**



Rationale: RACE stands for Rescue (evacuate clients in immediate danger), Alarm (activate alarm),
Contain (close doors), and Extinguish (use extinguisher). Evacuating the client is the priority action.



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**6. A nurse is caring for a client on droplet precautions. Which personal protective equipment (PPE)
is required when entering the room?**



A) Gown and gloves only

B) Surgical mask within 3 feet of the client

C) N95 respirator

D) No PPE needed

, **Answer: B - Surgical mask within 3 feet of the client**



Rationale: Droplet precautions require wearing a surgical mask when within 3 feet (1 meter) of the
client. Gown and gloves may be needed if contact with body fluids is anticipated.



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**7. Which action demonstrates proper hand hygiene technique?**



A) Using alcohol-based hand rub after removing gloves

B) Using hand rub after contact with C. difficile

C) Rinsing hands with water only

D) Wearing gloves without washing hands



**Answer: A - Using alcohol-based hand rub after removing gloves**



Rationale: Alcohol-based hand rub is effective for routine hand hygiene after glove removal. The
exception is C. difficile, which requires soap and water due to spore resistance.



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**8. A nurse is admitting a client who has meningococcal meningitis. What should the nurse do
first?**



A) Administer prescribed antibiotics

B) Place the client in a private room

C) Initiate droplet precautions

D) Notify the provider



**Answer: C - Initiate droplet precautions**

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