ATI PN COMPREHENSIVE EXIT EXAM WITH NGN - EXAMINATION
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Question 1: A home health nurse is caring for a child who has
Lyme disease. Which of the following is an appropriate action for
the nurse to take?
A. Ensure the state health department has been notified.
B. Administer antitoxin.
C. Educate the family to avoid sharing personal belongings.
D. Assess for skin necrosis.
Answer:
A. Ensure the state health department has been notified - Lyme disease is
reportable.
Question 2: A nurse is caring for a client who has been admitted to
the hospital. Nurses' Notes 0900: Loss of appetite, SOB, weakness,
abdominal pain, severe itching, mood changes, alcohol use
disorder 10 years, disoriented to time, bloated abdomen, palmar
redness, excoriated upper thorax, sclera yellow. Lab Results: Hgb
9.5, Hct 38%, Bilirubin 5.3, Creatinine 1.8, Platelet 100,000, ALT 51,
AST 48, ALP 151, Total protein 15 g/dL. Select the 5 actions the
nurse should take.
A. Provide frequent rest periods
B. Restrict sodium intake
C. Advise avoid soap and alcohol-based lotions
D. Place on low-carbohydrate diet
E. Place under contact isolation
F. Instruct to avoid blowing nose forcefully
G. Assess level of orientation
,Answer:
1,2,3,6,7 - Provide rest, restrict sodium (ascites, liver disease), avoid soap/alcohol
(itching), instruct avoid blowing nose (low platelets, bleeding risk), assess orientation
(hepatic encephalopathy)
Question 3: A nurse is caring for a client who has a vented NG tube
set to low intermittent suction and has vomited. Which of the
following actions should the nurse perform first?
A. Administer an antiemetic medication
B. Evaluate functioning of the suction device
C. Provide oral hygiene care
D. Replace the NG tube
Answer:
B. Evaluate functioning of the suction device - check patency and suction first
Question 4: Question 4 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
C - Remove device from room - frayed cord = electrical hazard, remove first
Question 5: Question 5 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
, B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
D - Hold bottle with label facing away from palm - protects label
Question 6: Question 6 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
A - Wear loose-fitting underwear - UTI prevention
Question 7: Question 7 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
Tachypnea of newborn and hypoglycemia - infant of diabetic mother, macrosomia
4200g
, Question 8: Question 8 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
B - Sunken fontanels and dry mucous membranes - dehydration from gastroenteritis
Question 9: Question 9 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
A - Hypertension - contraindication to combined OCPs
Question 10: Question 10 of 180 from original ATI PN
Comprehensive Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs,
vital signs extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content
includes NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR
JUST RELEASED
Single PDF - 180 Questions - Yellow - Complete - No Skipping - Arial 16
Question 1: A home health nurse is caring for a child who has
Lyme disease. Which of the following is an appropriate action for
the nurse to take?
A. Ensure the state health department has been notified.
B. Administer antitoxin.
C. Educate the family to avoid sharing personal belongings.
D. Assess for skin necrosis.
Answer:
A. Ensure the state health department has been notified - Lyme disease is
reportable.
Question 2: A nurse is caring for a client who has been admitted to
the hospital. Nurses' Notes 0900: Loss of appetite, SOB, weakness,
abdominal pain, severe itching, mood changes, alcohol use
disorder 10 years, disoriented to time, bloated abdomen, palmar
redness, excoriated upper thorax, sclera yellow. Lab Results: Hgb
9.5, Hct 38%, Bilirubin 5.3, Creatinine 1.8, Platelet 100,000, ALT 51,
AST 48, ALP 151, Total protein 15 g/dL. Select the 5 actions the
nurse should take.
A. Provide frequent rest periods
B. Restrict sodium intake
C. Advise avoid soap and alcohol-based lotions
D. Place on low-carbohydrate diet
E. Place under contact isolation
F. Instruct to avoid blowing nose forcefully
G. Assess level of orientation
,Answer:
1,2,3,6,7 - Provide rest, restrict sodium (ascites, liver disease), avoid soap/alcohol
(itching), instruct avoid blowing nose (low platelets, bleeding risk), assess orientation
(hepatic encephalopathy)
Question 3: A nurse is caring for a client who has a vented NG tube
set to low intermittent suction and has vomited. Which of the
following actions should the nurse perform first?
A. Administer an antiemetic medication
B. Evaluate functioning of the suction device
C. Provide oral hygiene care
D. Replace the NG tube
Answer:
B. Evaluate functioning of the suction device - check patency and suction first
Question 4: Question 4 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
C - Remove device from room - frayed cord = electrical hazard, remove first
Question 5: Question 5 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
, B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
D - Hold bottle with label facing away from palm - protects label
Question 6: Question 6 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
A - Wear loose-fitting underwear - UTI prevention
Question 7: Question 7 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
Tachypnea of newborn and hypoglycemia - infant of diabetic mother, macrosomia
4200g
, Question 8: Question 8 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
B - Sunken fontanels and dry mucous membranes - dehydration from gastroenteritis
Question 9: Question 9 of 180 from original ATI PN Comprehensive
Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs, vital signs
extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content includes
NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
A - Hypertension - contraindication to combined OCPs
Question 10: Question 10 of 180 from original ATI PN
Comprehensive Exit Exam with NGN - full stem with exhibits, labs,
vital signs extracted from original 163-page PDF. (Original content
includes NGN case studies, bow-tie, drag-drop, etc.)
A. Option A (see original)
B. Option B (see original)
C. Option C (see original)
D. Option D (see original)
Answer:
