Management Vati Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
A nurse manager is reviewing safe delegation practices with nurses
on the unit. Which of the following is an appropriate statement by
the nurse manager? -
correct answer ✅"All delegated tasks require follow-up to ensure
compliance."
Monitoring of performance to ensure compliance is a principle of
safe delegation practice.
nurse notes that a provider frequently arrives to the unit with
bloodshot eyes and smelling like alcohol after lunch. Which of the
following actions should the nurse take? -
correct answer ✅The nurse should immediately notify facility or
nursing management about the concerns, and then ensure client
safety. It is the responsibility of management members to conduct
an appropriate investigation. Client safety is the nurse's
responsibility.
A nurse on a medical surgical unit is conducting a facility transfer
with a client to an inpatient rehabilitation facility following a total
hip replacement. Which of the following information should the
nurse include in the transfer paperwork? -
correct answer ✅list of current medications
The current list of medications the client is taking is critical
information the nurse should include in the client transfer
,Management Vati Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
documents. This information needs to be available for the nurse
assuming care of the client in case medication is due or needs to be
administered "prn".
A nurse is preparing to perform a urinary catheterization to obtain a
urine specimen for a client. The client tells the nurse that she is
concerned about her privacy during the procedure. Which of the
following actions should the nurse take to alleviate the client's
concern? -
correct answer ✅Close the door and cover the client during the
procedure
The client has expressed her concern for privacy. The nurse should
use both verbal and nonverbal communication to respond
therapeutically.
Closing the door and covering the client during the procedure will
provide for her privacy.
A nurse is assigned a group of clients at the start of the shift. Which
of the following clients should the nurse plan to see first? -
correct answer ✅a client who requests pain medication
When using the urgent vs. nonurgent approach to client care, the
nurse determines that the priority action is to assess the client
requesting pain medication. Untreated pain can result in
, Management Vati Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
physiological and psychological effects including hypertension,
shallow respirations, disturbed sleep. depression, anxiety, and fear.
A nurse applies wrist restraints to a client who is confused and
attempting to pull out a chest tube. Which of the following would
be an appropriate action? -
correct answer ✅Document the client action that necessitated the
restraints.
My Answer
Clients can be inured as a result of restraints. Restraints should be
used to protect the client or others. Improper use of restraints may
subject the nurse to charges of false imprisonment. The nurse
should document the following: the behavior or precipitating
events that make the restraint necessary; attempts to use
alternatives to restraints and the client's response; the client's level
of consciousness; type of restraint used and location:
education/explanations to the client and family; exact time of
application and removal; the client's behavior while restrained;
type and frequency of care (range of motion, neurosensory checks,
removal, integumentary checks); specific data related to
orientation, oxygenation, skin integrity, circulation, and positioning;
the client's response when the restraint is removed; and
medication administration.
Answers (Grade A+)
A nurse manager is reviewing safe delegation practices with nurses
on the unit. Which of the following is an appropriate statement by
the nurse manager? -
correct answer ✅"All delegated tasks require follow-up to ensure
compliance."
Monitoring of performance to ensure compliance is a principle of
safe delegation practice.
nurse notes that a provider frequently arrives to the unit with
bloodshot eyes and smelling like alcohol after lunch. Which of the
following actions should the nurse take? -
correct answer ✅The nurse should immediately notify facility or
nursing management about the concerns, and then ensure client
safety. It is the responsibility of management members to conduct
an appropriate investigation. Client safety is the nurse's
responsibility.
A nurse on a medical surgical unit is conducting a facility transfer
with a client to an inpatient rehabilitation facility following a total
hip replacement. Which of the following information should the
nurse include in the transfer paperwork? -
correct answer ✅list of current medications
The current list of medications the client is taking is critical
information the nurse should include in the client transfer
,Management Vati Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
documents. This information needs to be available for the nurse
assuming care of the client in case medication is due or needs to be
administered "prn".
A nurse is preparing to perform a urinary catheterization to obtain a
urine specimen for a client. The client tells the nurse that she is
concerned about her privacy during the procedure. Which of the
following actions should the nurse take to alleviate the client's
concern? -
correct answer ✅Close the door and cover the client during the
procedure
The client has expressed her concern for privacy. The nurse should
use both verbal and nonverbal communication to respond
therapeutically.
Closing the door and covering the client during the procedure will
provide for her privacy.
A nurse is assigned a group of clients at the start of the shift. Which
of the following clients should the nurse plan to see first? -
correct answer ✅a client who requests pain medication
When using the urgent vs. nonurgent approach to client care, the
nurse determines that the priority action is to assess the client
requesting pain medication. Untreated pain can result in
, Management Vati Exam Questions &
Answers (Grade A+)
physiological and psychological effects including hypertension,
shallow respirations, disturbed sleep. depression, anxiety, and fear.
A nurse applies wrist restraints to a client who is confused and
attempting to pull out a chest tube. Which of the following would
be an appropriate action? -
correct answer ✅Document the client action that necessitated the
restraints.
My Answer
Clients can be inured as a result of restraints. Restraints should be
used to protect the client or others. Improper use of restraints may
subject the nurse to charges of false imprisonment. The nurse
should document the following: the behavior or precipitating
events that make the restraint necessary; attempts to use
alternatives to restraints and the client's response; the client's level
of consciousness; type of restraint used and location:
education/explanations to the client and family; exact time of
application and removal; the client's behavior while restrained;
type and frequency of care (range of motion, neurosensory checks,
removal, integumentary checks); specific data related to
orientation, oxygenation, skin integrity, circulation, and positioning;
the client's response when the restraint is removed; and
medication administration.
