A+ VERIFIED
NURSING EXIT EXAM · OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT
RN Comprehensive Predictor 2026/2027 with NGN — Complete
Official Exam
180 Questions Full Rationales Verified Answers
A+ 8 100%
QUESTIONS SECTIONS RATIONALES
Complete coverage Core exam domains Every answer explained
WHAT THIS COVERS
01 Management of Care & Prioritization
02 Safety & Infection Control
03 Health Promotion & Maintenance
04 Psychosocial Integrity
05 Basic Care & Comfort
06 Pharmacological & Parenteral Therapies
07 Reduction of Risk Potential
08 Physiological Adaptation & Clinical Judgment (NGN)
ABOUT THIS ASSESSMENT
Build mastery across all ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor domains —
from management of care and safety to health promotion, psychosocial
integrity, basic care, pharmacology, risk reduction, and physiological
adaptation with Next Gen NCLEX clinical judgment. This original study
bank targets application and analysis skills for the ATI RN
Comprehensive Predictor exit exam, with full rationales for every
answer. For review use only; not an institutional proctored assessment.
PASSING SCORE LEVEL FORMAT
75% Advanced (Nursing Exit Exam) Application / Analysis
STUVIA ACTUAL EXAM Page 1
, SECTION 1: Management of Care & Prioritization
Q1. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 1
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q2. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 2
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q3. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 3
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q4. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 4
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q5. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 5
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be STUVIA
completed
ACTUAL
before EXAM
invasive
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procedures.
2
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
,Q6. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 6
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q7. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 7
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q8. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 8
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q9. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 9
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q10. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 10
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
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, Q11. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 11
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q12. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 12
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q13. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 13
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q14. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 14
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q15. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 15
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
STUVIA ACTUAL EXAM · Page 4
NURSING EXIT EXAM · OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT
RN Comprehensive Predictor 2026/2027 with NGN — Complete
Official Exam
180 Questions Full Rationales Verified Answers
A+ 8 100%
QUESTIONS SECTIONS RATIONALES
Complete coverage Core exam domains Every answer explained
WHAT THIS COVERS
01 Management of Care & Prioritization
02 Safety & Infection Control
03 Health Promotion & Maintenance
04 Psychosocial Integrity
05 Basic Care & Comfort
06 Pharmacological & Parenteral Therapies
07 Reduction of Risk Potential
08 Physiological Adaptation & Clinical Judgment (NGN)
ABOUT THIS ASSESSMENT
Build mastery across all ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor domains —
from management of care and safety to health promotion, psychosocial
integrity, basic care, pharmacology, risk reduction, and physiological
adaptation with Next Gen NCLEX clinical judgment. This original study
bank targets application and analysis skills for the ATI RN
Comprehensive Predictor exit exam, with full rationales for every
answer. For review use only; not an institutional proctored assessment.
PASSING SCORE LEVEL FORMAT
75% Advanced (Nursing Exit Exam) Application / Analysis
STUVIA ACTUAL EXAM Page 1
, SECTION 1: Management of Care & Prioritization
Q1. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 1
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q2. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 2
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q3. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 3
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q4. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 4
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q5. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 5
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be STUVIA
completed
ACTUAL
before EXAM
invasive
· Page
procedures.
2
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
,Q6. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 6
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q7. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 7
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q8. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 8
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q9. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 9
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q10. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 10
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
STUVIA ACTUAL EXAM · Page 3
, Q11. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 11
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q12. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 12
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q13. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 13
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q14. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 14
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
Q15. A nurse is coordinating care for a group of clients on a medical unit. Client scenario 15
involves a complex medication regimen and a procedure requiring informed consent. The
nurse must also address a staffing shortage and a family concern. Which action
demonstrates the highest priority in management of care?
A. Resolve the family concern before addressing the staffing issue.
B. Ensure informed consent is obtained and documented before the procedure.
C. Reassign staff to equalize workload regardless of acuity.
D. Delay the procedure until the next shift when more staff are available.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale:
Informed consent is a legal and ethical priority that must be completed before invasive procedures.
Staffing and family concerns are important but secondary to ensuring the client has authorized the
procedure.
STUVIA ACTUAL EXAM · Page 4
