ATI Priority Setting Framework Practice Exam Study Guide| Questions Fully Solved.

Place the levels of Maslow's Hierarchy in the order in which they appear on the pyramid beginning with the level on the bottom of the pyramid at the bottom of the list and level at the apex of the pyramid at the top of the list. Safety and security Love and belonging Physiological Self-actualization Self-esteem - correct answer 1. Physiological needs 2. Safety and security] 3. Love and belonging 4. Self-esteem 5. Self-actualization When using the nursing process priority setting framework, the nurse should always remember to do which of the following first? A. Develop the client's plan of care B. Implement the client's plan of care C. Evaluate achievement of client goals D. Assess the client - correct answer D. Assess the client A nurse is caring for a client who is postoperative and whose airway is patent and respiration are 20 breaths per minute. Which of the following assessments should the nurse conduct in relation to the client's circulatory status? (SATA) A. Blood pressure B. Urinary output C. Amount of intravenous fluids received D. Skin turgor E. Pulse - correct answer A. Blood pressure B. Urinary output D. Skin turgor E. Pulse Which of the following can be used to help to determine the priority risk of a client who has multiple risks? (SATA) A. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs B. Client's perception of priority risk C. Determining the complication that poses the highest risk D. Assessment of airway, breathing, and circulation needs E. Number of licensed and unlicensed nurses on RN's team - correct answer A. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs C. Determining the complication that poses the highest risk D. Assessment of airway, breathing, and circulation needs A nurse is caring for a client who is confused and disoriented. The client has been getting out of the wheelchair when in her room and going into the bathroom without assistance. Which of the following interventions would be the least restrictive but most effective to use with this client? A. Wrist only restraints B. Wheelchair alarm C. D. - correct answer B. Wheelchair alarm Interventions that are least invasive are desirable because of which of the following? (SATA) A. The number of organisms introduced into the body is reduced B. The risk of developing antibiotic resistance microbes is increased C. The incidence of hospital acquired infections will be increased D. The client's immune system may be compromised due to the stress of the illness E. The use of equipment that penetrates the body's natural barriers increases the client's risk for infection - correct answer A. The number of organisms introduced into the body is reduced D. The client's immune system may be compromised due to the stress of the illness E. The use of equipment that penetrates the body's natural barriers increases the client's risk for infection A nurse is performing triage at a mass casualty event and is selecting a tag for a client who is severely injured and has no potential for survival. Which of the following tags should the nurse apply to the client? A. Class I B. Class II C. Class III D. Class IV - correct answer D. Class IV Which of the following statements explain why the needs of a client with a chronic illness are usually lower priority than clients with an acute need? A. Chronically ill clients are usually less ill than clients with acute illnesses B. Chronically ill clients have had the opportunity to physically adjust to their illness C. Acutely ill clients usually have more needs in relation to safety and security D. - correct answer B. Chronically ill clients have had the opportunity to physically adjust to their illness Which of the following priority setting frameworks is being applied by a nurse who has decided to hang a client's intravenous antibiotic within 30 minutes of the time specified instead of giving another client their PRN pain medication? A. Least invasive B. Airway, breathing, circulation C. Urgent vs non-urgent D. Safety and risk reduction - correct answer C. Urgent vs non-urgent An unstable client may be defined as one who fits which of the following descriptions? A. A client whose newly placed tracheostomy is producing a large amount of secretions B. A client's whose blood pressure is lower after surgery that it was upon admission C. A client whose morning assessment reveals the presence of a wound infection D. A client who is confused and continues to get out of bed without assistance - correct answer A. A client whose newly pla