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COMPREHENSIVE ATI RN CONCEPT-BASED LEVEL 3 THE NGN
RETAKE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
• Oral contraceptives contraindications.
Answer: Conditions that prevent safe use of oral contraceptives.
• Ischemia on EKG.
Answer: Manifests as ST segment depression and T wave inversion
• Suction duration.
Answer: Maximum time for suctioning is 15 seconds.
• Bed Rest for Stroke Clients.
Answer: Avoid maintaining the client on bed rest.
• Complication from Lumbar Spinal Surgery. Answer: Clear drainage on
dressing
• Grunting in Infants.
Answer: Indicates sepsis
• Dietary Restrictions Post-Colostomy.
Answer: Avoid popcorn and fresh pineapple.
• Altruism.
Answer: Involves unselfish regard for the welfare of others
• Hydrochlorothiazide Monitoring.
Answer: Requires monitoring for hypokalemia, hypophosphatemia,
hypercalcemia, and hypomagnesemia
• Temperature 37.9 C.
Answer: Slight fever, may indicate infection.
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,• Meningitis in infants. Causes? Treatment?.
Answer: Symptoms include alterations in temperature, vomiting, seizures,
and nuchal rigidity
• CKD Diet.
Answer: May include iron supplements, low protein, and avoidance of salt
substitutes
• Disaster Planning.
Answer: Expired items should be checked every 6 months
• Smoothing in Conflict Resolution.
Answer: Focuses on positive aspects to minimize emotional conflict
• Urine discoloration from folic acid.
Answer: May appear red-tinged during supplementation.
• Concussion symptoms.
Answer: Unequal pupils indicate potential brain injury.
• Seaweed Soup.
Answer: Traditional dish, may have cultural significance for patients.
• Medicare Part A, B, C, D.
Answer: A: Covers acute care, short-term rehab, and skilled nursing facility;
B: Provides outpatient coverage; C: Supplements Parts A and B; D:
Provides prescription drug benefits
• Dopamine Therapy Teaching.
Answer: Involves allowing the client to perform ADLs for independence
• Fetal Bradycardia.
Answer: Fetal heart rate below 110 beats per minute.
• Stoma Bruising Expectation.
Answer: Bruising around stoma is expected.
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• Platelet Transfusion.
Answer: Administered through a filter over 15-30 minutes
• Acute Renal Insufficiency.
Answer: Manifests as hypoglycemia, hyperkalemia, and hyponatremia
• MI EKG Findings.
Answer: Include ST elevation with pathological Q waves
• Dementia care.
Answer: Establish routines to support cognitive function.
• Urine output indicator.
Answer: 20 ml/hr indicates potential fluid retention issue.
• Thrombophlebitis.
Answer: Inflammation of a vein with clot formation.
• Postural Changes with Furosemide.
Answer: Rise slowly to prevent dizziness.
• Osteoporosis.
Answer: Results in height loss and is characterized by low bone density and
osteoarthritis
• WBC Count.
Answer: White blood cells per mm3 in blood.
• Hepatic Encephalopathy.
Answer: Causes impaired ammonia metabolism, leading to cerebral edema
and altered mental status
• MSO4.
Answer: Morphine sulfate, 2 mg IM for pain relief.
• Indwelling Urinary Catheter.
Answer: Tube inserted to drain urine continuously.
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COMPREHENSIVE ATI RN CONCEPT-BASED LEVEL 3 THE NGN
RETAKE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
• Oral contraceptives contraindications.
Answer: Conditions that prevent safe use of oral contraceptives.
• Ischemia on EKG.
Answer: Manifests as ST segment depression and T wave inversion
• Suction duration.
Answer: Maximum time for suctioning is 15 seconds.
• Bed Rest for Stroke Clients.
Answer: Avoid maintaining the client on bed rest.
• Complication from Lumbar Spinal Surgery. Answer: Clear drainage on
dressing
• Grunting in Infants.
Answer: Indicates sepsis
• Dietary Restrictions Post-Colostomy.
Answer: Avoid popcorn and fresh pineapple.
• Altruism.
Answer: Involves unselfish regard for the welfare of others
• Hydrochlorothiazide Monitoring.
Answer: Requires monitoring for hypokalemia, hypophosphatemia,
hypercalcemia, and hypomagnesemia
• Temperature 37.9 C.
Answer: Slight fever, may indicate infection.
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,• Meningitis in infants. Causes? Treatment?.
Answer: Symptoms include alterations in temperature, vomiting, seizures,
and nuchal rigidity
• CKD Diet.
Answer: May include iron supplements, low protein, and avoidance of salt
substitutes
• Disaster Planning.
Answer: Expired items should be checked every 6 months
• Smoothing in Conflict Resolution.
Answer: Focuses on positive aspects to minimize emotional conflict
• Urine discoloration from folic acid.
Answer: May appear red-tinged during supplementation.
• Concussion symptoms.
Answer: Unequal pupils indicate potential brain injury.
• Seaweed Soup.
Answer: Traditional dish, may have cultural significance for patients.
• Medicare Part A, B, C, D.
Answer: A: Covers acute care, short-term rehab, and skilled nursing facility;
B: Provides outpatient coverage; C: Supplements Parts A and B; D:
Provides prescription drug benefits
• Dopamine Therapy Teaching.
Answer: Involves allowing the client to perform ADLs for independence
• Fetal Bradycardia.
Answer: Fetal heart rate below 110 beats per minute.
• Stoma Bruising Expectation.
Answer: Bruising around stoma is expected.
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• Platelet Transfusion.
Answer: Administered through a filter over 15-30 minutes
• Acute Renal Insufficiency.
Answer: Manifests as hypoglycemia, hyperkalemia, and hyponatremia
• MI EKG Findings.
Answer: Include ST elevation with pathological Q waves
• Dementia care.
Answer: Establish routines to support cognitive function.
• Urine output indicator.
Answer: 20 ml/hr indicates potential fluid retention issue.
• Thrombophlebitis.
Answer: Inflammation of a vein with clot formation.
• Postural Changes with Furosemide.
Answer: Rise slowly to prevent dizziness.
• Osteoporosis.
Answer: Results in height loss and is characterized by low bone density and
osteoarthritis
• WBC Count.
Answer: White blood cells per mm3 in blood.
• Hepatic Encephalopathy.
Answer: Causes impaired ammonia metabolism, leading to cerebral edema
and altered mental status
• MSO4.
Answer: Morphine sulfate, 2 mg IM for pain relief.
• Indwelling Urinary Catheter.
Answer: Tube inserted to drain urine continuously.
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