ATI RN LEADERSHIP PROCTORED - COMPLETE
BANK
Arial 16 - All Questions Included - Formatted as per sample
Question 1
A nurse on a medical-surgical unit is preparing to contact a
provider about a client's condition. The client is 6 hr
postoperative from a total hysterectomy. The nurse notes the
client's postoperative oxygen saturation is 94% and her apical
heart rate is 110. The nurse should include information about the
client's oxygen saturation level and heart rate in which
component of the SBAR report?
Answer: -Assessment
Question 2
-Assessment A nurse manager is reviewing the admission history
of four adults who were admitted to the medical-surgical unit
during the shift. Which of the following situations is the nurse
required to disclose information to an outside agency about the
client or the client's circumstances?
Answer: -A dependent adult admitted for the treatment of a spiral
fracture
Question 3
-A dependent adult admitted for the treatment of a spiral fracture
A nurse is preparing to administer a soap suds enema to a client
who has constipation. As the nurse explains the procedure, the
client states, "The doctor didn't tell me I was supposed to receive
,an enema." Which of the following nursing actions is appropriate
at this time?
Answer: -Check the client's medical record for the provider's
prescription.
Question 4
-Check the client's medical record for the provider's prescription.
A nurse suspects that a coworker is diverting opioid analgesics.
Which of the following is an adverse effect of opioid
medications?
Answer: -Euphoria
Question 5
-Euphoria A nurse is caring for a client who has advanced lung
cancer. The client's provider has recommended hospice services
for the client. Which of the following statements by the client
indicates a correct understanding of hospice care?
Answer: -"I should expect the hospice team to help me manage
my dyspnea."
Question 6
-"I should expect the hospice team to help me manage my
dyspnea." A nurse manager has received information from the
facility's risk management department that a former client is
pursuing a lawsuit. The nurse manager should anticipate a
deposition will be required during which phase of the legal
process?
Answer: Discovery phase
, Question 7
Discovery phase A nurse is caring for a client who is scheduled
to have surgery. In preparing the client for surgery, which of the
following actions is considered outside the nurse's
responsibilities?
Answer: Explaining the operative procedure, risks, and benefits
Question 8
Explaining the operative procedure, risks, and benefits An
assistive personnel (AP) comes to work with a new set of artificial
nails. The nurse takes the AP to a private location to discuss the
issue. Which of the following statements by the nurse is
appropriate?
Answer: -"There is a higher risk of infection for our clients
associated with artificial nails."
Question 9
-"There is a higher risk of infection for our clients associated with
artificial nails." A nurse in the emergency department is caring
for a client who has a compression fracture of a spinal vertebra.
During transport to the facility, the client was medicated with
intravenous morphine. On arrival, the neurosurgeon determined
urgent surgical intervention is indicated for the fracture. Staff
members have been unable to reach the client's family. Which of
the following actions should the nurse anticipate the
neurosurgeon taking?
Answer: Invoking implied consent
Question 10
BANK
Arial 16 - All Questions Included - Formatted as per sample
Question 1
A nurse on a medical-surgical unit is preparing to contact a
provider about a client's condition. The client is 6 hr
postoperative from a total hysterectomy. The nurse notes the
client's postoperative oxygen saturation is 94% and her apical
heart rate is 110. The nurse should include information about the
client's oxygen saturation level and heart rate in which
component of the SBAR report?
Answer: -Assessment
Question 2
-Assessment A nurse manager is reviewing the admission history
of four adults who were admitted to the medical-surgical unit
during the shift. Which of the following situations is the nurse
required to disclose information to an outside agency about the
client or the client's circumstances?
Answer: -A dependent adult admitted for the treatment of a spiral
fracture
Question 3
-A dependent adult admitted for the treatment of a spiral fracture
A nurse is preparing to administer a soap suds enema to a client
who has constipation. As the nurse explains the procedure, the
client states, "The doctor didn't tell me I was supposed to receive
,an enema." Which of the following nursing actions is appropriate
at this time?
Answer: -Check the client's medical record for the provider's
prescription.
Question 4
-Check the client's medical record for the provider's prescription.
A nurse suspects that a coworker is diverting opioid analgesics.
Which of the following is an adverse effect of opioid
medications?
Answer: -Euphoria
Question 5
-Euphoria A nurse is caring for a client who has advanced lung
cancer. The client's provider has recommended hospice services
for the client. Which of the following statements by the client
indicates a correct understanding of hospice care?
Answer: -"I should expect the hospice team to help me manage
my dyspnea."
Question 6
-"I should expect the hospice team to help me manage my
dyspnea." A nurse manager has received information from the
facility's risk management department that a former client is
pursuing a lawsuit. The nurse manager should anticipate a
deposition will be required during which phase of the legal
process?
Answer: Discovery phase
, Question 7
Discovery phase A nurse is caring for a client who is scheduled
to have surgery. In preparing the client for surgery, which of the
following actions is considered outside the nurse's
responsibilities?
Answer: Explaining the operative procedure, risks, and benefits
Question 8
Explaining the operative procedure, risks, and benefits An
assistive personnel (AP) comes to work with a new set of artificial
nails. The nurse takes the AP to a private location to discuss the
issue. Which of the following statements by the nurse is
appropriate?
Answer: -"There is a higher risk of infection for our clients
associated with artificial nails."
Question 9
-"There is a higher risk of infection for our clients associated with
artificial nails." A nurse in the emergency department is caring
for a client who has a compression fracture of a spinal vertebra.
During transport to the facility, the client was medicated with
intravenous morphine. On arrival, the neurosurgeon determined
urgent surgical intervention is indicated for the fracture. Staff
members have been unable to reach the client's family. Which of
the following actions should the nurse anticipate the
neurosurgeon taking?
Answer: Invoking implied consent
Question 10
