ATI PN FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED EXAM
WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS||
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What potassium content is associated with one cup of cantaloupe? - ANSWER-
473 mg of potassium.
What potassium content is found in one large baked potato? - ANSWER-1,630
mg of potassium.
What potassium content is in four ounces of banana chips? - ANSWER-608 mg
of potassium.
What finding indicates hypomagnesemia in a client with an NG tube? -
ANSWER-Positive Chvostek's sign.
How is Chvostek's sign elicited? - ANSWER-By tapping the client's facial
nerve near the ear to see if the facial muscles contract.
What does a positive Chvostek's sign indicate? - ANSWER-Low serum
magnesium or calcium levels.
What is the primary function of a nonrebreather mask? - ANSWER-It provides
the highest percentage of oxygen concentration without intubation and
mechanical ventilation.
,How does a Venturi mask differ from a nonrebreather mask? - ANSWER-A
Venturi mask can be adjusted to provide a consistent lower oxygen
concentration.
What is the purpose of a simple face mask in oxygen delivery? - ANSWER-It
can be adjusted for short-term delivery of low to medium oxygen concentration.
What type of oxygen delivery device provides a low oxygen concentration? -
ANSWER-A nasal cannula.
What is the first action a nurse should take when encountering a fire? -
ANSWER-Evacuate clients from the area.
What does the 'R' in the RACE protocol stand for? - ANSWER-Rescue or
evacuate clients from the area to prevent harm.
What is the second step in the RACE protocol after evacuating clients? -
ANSWER-Pull the lever on the fire alarm box.
What should a nurse do to confine a fire according to the RACE protocol? -
ANSWER-Close the fire doors on the unit.
What is the final step in the RACE protocol for fire safety? - ANSWER-Use a
fire extinguisher to put out the fire.
What statement by a nurse respects a client's spiritual needs regarding the
afterlife? - ANSWER-"Tell me what the afterlife means to you."
What ethical principle allows a client to make decisions about treatment? -
ANSWER-Autonomy.
, What is the rationale behind using open-ended questions in therapeutic
communication? - ANSWER-It assists the client to talk about their concerns.
What is the significance of the RACE protocol in nursing? - ANSWER-It
provides a systematic approach to responding to fires in healthcare settings.
Why is it important to close fire doors during a fire emergency? - ANSWER-To
prevent the fire from spreading.
What finding should a nurse identify as associated with hypokalemia? -
ANSWER-Decreased bowel motility.
What action by assistive personnel (AP) is correct when caring for a client with
pertussis? - ANSWER-Donning a mask to measure the vital signs.
What ethical principle is demonstrated when a nurse offers to break a potassium
supplement pill for a client? - ANSWER-Beneficence.
What does nonmaleficence mean in nursing? - ANSWER-To avoid harm or
injury to the client.
What is the total intake in mL for the last 8 hours? - ANSWER-The total intake
is 1,440 mL (1,200 mL from IV + 120 mL from juice + 500 mL from water).
What is the total fluid intake calculated from a continuous IV infusion of 150
mL over 8 hours, 4 oz of juice, and 0.5 L of water? - ANSWER-1,820 mL
WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS||
GUARANTEED PASS|| LATEST VERSION 2026
What potassium content is associated with one cup of cantaloupe? - ANSWER-
473 mg of potassium.
What potassium content is found in one large baked potato? - ANSWER-1,630
mg of potassium.
What potassium content is in four ounces of banana chips? - ANSWER-608 mg
of potassium.
What finding indicates hypomagnesemia in a client with an NG tube? -
ANSWER-Positive Chvostek's sign.
How is Chvostek's sign elicited? - ANSWER-By tapping the client's facial
nerve near the ear to see if the facial muscles contract.
What does a positive Chvostek's sign indicate? - ANSWER-Low serum
magnesium or calcium levels.
What is the primary function of a nonrebreather mask? - ANSWER-It provides
the highest percentage of oxygen concentration without intubation and
mechanical ventilation.
,How does a Venturi mask differ from a nonrebreather mask? - ANSWER-A
Venturi mask can be adjusted to provide a consistent lower oxygen
concentration.
What is the purpose of a simple face mask in oxygen delivery? - ANSWER-It
can be adjusted for short-term delivery of low to medium oxygen concentration.
What type of oxygen delivery device provides a low oxygen concentration? -
ANSWER-A nasal cannula.
What is the first action a nurse should take when encountering a fire? -
ANSWER-Evacuate clients from the area.
What does the 'R' in the RACE protocol stand for? - ANSWER-Rescue or
evacuate clients from the area to prevent harm.
What is the second step in the RACE protocol after evacuating clients? -
ANSWER-Pull the lever on the fire alarm box.
What should a nurse do to confine a fire according to the RACE protocol? -
ANSWER-Close the fire doors on the unit.
What is the final step in the RACE protocol for fire safety? - ANSWER-Use a
fire extinguisher to put out the fire.
What statement by a nurse respects a client's spiritual needs regarding the
afterlife? - ANSWER-"Tell me what the afterlife means to you."
What ethical principle allows a client to make decisions about treatment? -
ANSWER-Autonomy.
, What is the rationale behind using open-ended questions in therapeutic
communication? - ANSWER-It assists the client to talk about their concerns.
What is the significance of the RACE protocol in nursing? - ANSWER-It
provides a systematic approach to responding to fires in healthcare settings.
Why is it important to close fire doors during a fire emergency? - ANSWER-To
prevent the fire from spreading.
What finding should a nurse identify as associated with hypokalemia? -
ANSWER-Decreased bowel motility.
What action by assistive personnel (AP) is correct when caring for a client with
pertussis? - ANSWER-Donning a mask to measure the vital signs.
What ethical principle is demonstrated when a nurse offers to break a potassium
supplement pill for a client? - ANSWER-Beneficence.
What does nonmaleficence mean in nursing? - ANSWER-To avoid harm or
injury to the client.
What is the total intake in mL for the last 8 hours? - ANSWER-The total intake
is 1,440 mL (1,200 mL from IV + 120 mL from juice + 500 mL from water).
What is the total fluid intake calculated from a continuous IV infusion of 150
mL over 8 hours, 4 oz of juice, and 0.5 L of water? - ANSWER-1,820 mL
