ATI STUDY SET LEVEL 3 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
i13-15 - The nurse should teach the client that ovulation is expected to occur ____-____ days after day
one of her menses.
Knee-chest - Position that maximizes the oxygenation status of the infant during hypercyanotic episodes
dumping syndrome - Rapid emptying of gastric contents into small intestines. Client experience ab pain,
nausea, vomiting, explosive diarrhea, weakness, dizziness, palpitations & tachycardia.
Hib b - What vaccine is administered in a series of 3-4 doses starting at 2 mo. of age
Prone-kneeling - For a patient with myelomeningocele This position protects the protruding meningeal
sac from injury.
Late - _______ decelerations are primarily caused by impaired oxygenation to the placenta.
Sickle Cell - Hematuria is a manifestation of vaso-occlusive crisis resulting from ischemia to the kidneys
from what disease?
Disulfram - _______________ will cause a toxic reaction to a client who ingests alcohol
Rust - glomerulonephritis
The result of damage to the glomeruli, and the client will develop hematuria as a result of the blood in
the urine. This will cause the color of the urine to change to what color
________-colored urine
breast tenderness - a common adverse effect of the fertility drug clomiphene citrate
,oligohydramnios - a condition in pregnancy characterized by a deficiency of amniotic fluid
polyhydramnios - condition of excessive amniotic fluid
Sildenafil - A PDE5 Inhibitor that is a first line oral treatment for Erectile dysfunction
Misoprostol - A drug administered to a client with gestational hypertension and is experiencing a
postpartum hemorrhage (may be oxytocin or _____________)
it is an off-label use
Methylergonovine - An oxytocic medication that is used for postpartum hemorrhage, but
contraindicated if the patient has gestational hypertension
Breast tenderness - Clomiphene citrate is a drug used for infertility, what is a common adverse effect of
this medication that should be taught to the patient
hospice - Palliative care is available to a client throughout her illness, regardless of the treatment
regimen, whereas ___________ care is when curative or lifesaving treatments have been stopped
palliative - Along with medical treatments, ______________ care includes a holistic approach using a
variety of therapies to improve the client's level of comfort. Therapies such as yoga, meditation, and pet
therapy enhance the client's quality of life.
Massage the fundus - What should a nurse do if a client is experiencing hypovolemic shock due to
postpartum hemorrhage, after notifying the provider.
preeclampsia - Protein in the urine is a manifestation of __________________. which is a complication
that can follow uncontrolled gestational hypertension.
, ritualistic - The nurse should expect a child who has ASD to demonstrate compulsive
__________________ or repetitive movements, such as hand-clapping or, in some cases, self-mutilation
movements such as banging or hitting his head.
behavior patterns such as spending extended time periods staring at spinning objects, rocking, flapping
hands, and head nodding.
20 - The nurse should instruct the client to be refitted for a diaphragm after a_____% weight fluctuation,
after a pregnancy, and after abdominal or pelvic surgery.
- inspect before each use
- annual exam to check fit
- be sure to use spermicide with use of the diaphragm
biophysical profile - A test that assess five variables; fetal breathing, fetal movement, fetal tone,
amniotic fluid volume, and fetal reaction
placental abruption - Premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall after 20 weeks'
gestation and before the fetus is delivered and evidenced by an increase in fundal height in a short
period of time
epilepsy - The nurse should instruct the client to monitor for the adverse effect of blurred vision or
double vision while taking carbamazepine for ____________ and report the occurrence of these findings
to the provider.
flanks - For acute pyelonephritis, The nurse should assess the client's ________ and gently palpate the
costovertebral angle. Findings including redness, enlargement, asymmetry, or edema can indicate
inflammation.
hypotonia - Decreased muscle tone is an expected assessment finding in a 12-month-old infant who has
Down syndrome. The nurse should expect the infant to exhibit _______________ as well as
hyperflexibility.
AND ANSWERS
i13-15 - The nurse should teach the client that ovulation is expected to occur ____-____ days after day
one of her menses.
Knee-chest - Position that maximizes the oxygenation status of the infant during hypercyanotic episodes
dumping syndrome - Rapid emptying of gastric contents into small intestines. Client experience ab pain,
nausea, vomiting, explosive diarrhea, weakness, dizziness, palpitations & tachycardia.
Hib b - What vaccine is administered in a series of 3-4 doses starting at 2 mo. of age
Prone-kneeling - For a patient with myelomeningocele This position protects the protruding meningeal
sac from injury.
Late - _______ decelerations are primarily caused by impaired oxygenation to the placenta.
Sickle Cell - Hematuria is a manifestation of vaso-occlusive crisis resulting from ischemia to the kidneys
from what disease?
Disulfram - _______________ will cause a toxic reaction to a client who ingests alcohol
Rust - glomerulonephritis
The result of damage to the glomeruli, and the client will develop hematuria as a result of the blood in
the urine. This will cause the color of the urine to change to what color
________-colored urine
breast tenderness - a common adverse effect of the fertility drug clomiphene citrate
,oligohydramnios - a condition in pregnancy characterized by a deficiency of amniotic fluid
polyhydramnios - condition of excessive amniotic fluid
Sildenafil - A PDE5 Inhibitor that is a first line oral treatment for Erectile dysfunction
Misoprostol - A drug administered to a client with gestational hypertension and is experiencing a
postpartum hemorrhage (may be oxytocin or _____________)
it is an off-label use
Methylergonovine - An oxytocic medication that is used for postpartum hemorrhage, but
contraindicated if the patient has gestational hypertension
Breast tenderness - Clomiphene citrate is a drug used for infertility, what is a common adverse effect of
this medication that should be taught to the patient
hospice - Palliative care is available to a client throughout her illness, regardless of the treatment
regimen, whereas ___________ care is when curative or lifesaving treatments have been stopped
palliative - Along with medical treatments, ______________ care includes a holistic approach using a
variety of therapies to improve the client's level of comfort. Therapies such as yoga, meditation, and pet
therapy enhance the client's quality of life.
Massage the fundus - What should a nurse do if a client is experiencing hypovolemic shock due to
postpartum hemorrhage, after notifying the provider.
preeclampsia - Protein in the urine is a manifestation of __________________. which is a complication
that can follow uncontrolled gestational hypertension.
, ritualistic - The nurse should expect a child who has ASD to demonstrate compulsive
__________________ or repetitive movements, such as hand-clapping or, in some cases, self-mutilation
movements such as banging or hitting his head.
behavior patterns such as spending extended time periods staring at spinning objects, rocking, flapping
hands, and head nodding.
20 - The nurse should instruct the client to be refitted for a diaphragm after a_____% weight fluctuation,
after a pregnancy, and after abdominal or pelvic surgery.
- inspect before each use
- annual exam to check fit
- be sure to use spermicide with use of the diaphragm
biophysical profile - A test that assess five variables; fetal breathing, fetal movement, fetal tone,
amniotic fluid volume, and fetal reaction
placental abruption - Premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall after 20 weeks'
gestation and before the fetus is delivered and evidenced by an increase in fundal height in a short
period of time
epilepsy - The nurse should instruct the client to monitor for the adverse effect of blurred vision or
double vision while taking carbamazepine for ____________ and report the occurrence of these findings
to the provider.
flanks - For acute pyelonephritis, The nurse should assess the client's ________ and gently palpate the
costovertebral angle. Findings including redness, enlargement, asymmetry, or edema can indicate
inflammation.
hypotonia - Decreased muscle tone is an expected assessment finding in a 12-month-old infant who has
Down syndrome. The nurse should expect the infant to exhibit _______________ as well as
hyperflexibility.
