ATI Engage: Professional Nursing
A nurse is discussing bullying in the workplace with a group of new staff members.
Which of the following statements related to workplace bullying should the nurse include
in the discussion?
Bullying can lead to an increase in staff absences.
A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving treatment for cancer. The client states, "I
don't think I want to treat my cancer anymore." The nurse should make which of the
following statements to validate the client's right of autonomy?
"I will notify the provider of your decision.
A nurse is caring for a client who lives alone and is scheduled for a hip arthroplasty.
Which of the following roles should the nurse suggest to the client's interprofessional
collaboration team to aid in postsurgical treatment?
the client's choice of a care partner
An emergency department nurse, who has practiced nursing for 20 years, administers a
treatment that is contraindicated with a client's medications while assisting in a
mass-casualty event. Which of the following factors most likely contributed to the
nurse's incorrect decision?
The practice setting.
A nurse is working with a client who has limited income and requires a prescription for a
costly medication. Which of the following factors should the nurse take into
consideration to meet the needs of this client?
The client's access to health insurance.
A nurse reviews a client's clinical manifestations to verify that the interventions used
have the desired effect. Which of the following steps of the nursing process is the nurse
carrying out?
The evaluation phase
, A nurse is caring for a group of clients. Which of the following actions by the nurse is an
example of the nursing process step of analysis?
The nurse reviews the laboratory results of a client who experienced blood loss and is
hypotensive.
A nurse is discussing moral distress with members of the health care team. Which of
the following points should the nurse include in their discussion as an example of moral
distress?
Inadequate staffing
The family of a client who died sues the hospital for wrongful death and names a nurse,
along with several other providers, in the lawsuit. In which of the following
circumstances would the nurse most likely be legally liable?
The nurse did not follow the steps of the nursing process.
A nurse is discussing the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) project with
a newly licensed nurse. Which of the following examples should the nurse provide that
addresses quality improvement?
A nurse collects data regarding the handwashing techniques used by members of the
health care team.
A nurse hears another staff member at the nurses' station make a joke using a racial
slur. The nurse identifies that the staff member needs education on which of the
following nursing values?
Diversity and inclusion
A nurse manager at a busy medical center identified that clients receiving treatment for
respiratory infections have had more negative outcomes over the past 3 months. Which
of the following changes should the nurse manager implement to improve client
outcomes?
Assign low-risk tasks to licensed practical nurses (LPN).
A nurse is discussing bullying in the workplace with a group of new staff members.
Which of the following statements related to workplace bullying should the nurse include
in the discussion?
Bullying can lead to an increase in staff absences.
A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving treatment for cancer. The client states, "I
don't think I want to treat my cancer anymore." The nurse should make which of the
following statements to validate the client's right of autonomy?
"I will notify the provider of your decision.
A nurse is caring for a client who lives alone and is scheduled for a hip arthroplasty.
Which of the following roles should the nurse suggest to the client's interprofessional
collaboration team to aid in postsurgical treatment?
the client's choice of a care partner
An emergency department nurse, who has practiced nursing for 20 years, administers a
treatment that is contraindicated with a client's medications while assisting in a
mass-casualty event. Which of the following factors most likely contributed to the
nurse's incorrect decision?
The practice setting.
A nurse is working with a client who has limited income and requires a prescription for a
costly medication. Which of the following factors should the nurse take into
consideration to meet the needs of this client?
The client's access to health insurance.
A nurse reviews a client's clinical manifestations to verify that the interventions used
have the desired effect. Which of the following steps of the nursing process is the nurse
carrying out?
The evaluation phase
, A nurse is caring for a group of clients. Which of the following actions by the nurse is an
example of the nursing process step of analysis?
The nurse reviews the laboratory results of a client who experienced blood loss and is
hypotensive.
A nurse is discussing moral distress with members of the health care team. Which of
the following points should the nurse include in their discussion as an example of moral
distress?
Inadequate staffing
The family of a client who died sues the hospital for wrongful death and names a nurse,
along with several other providers, in the lawsuit. In which of the following
circumstances would the nurse most likely be legally liable?
The nurse did not follow the steps of the nursing process.
A nurse is discussing the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) project with
a newly licensed nurse. Which of the following examples should the nurse provide that
addresses quality improvement?
A nurse collects data regarding the handwashing techniques used by members of the
health care team.
A nurse hears another staff member at the nurses' station make a joke using a racial
slur. The nurse identifies that the staff member needs education on which of the
following nursing values?
Diversity and inclusion
A nurse manager at a busy medical center identified that clients receiving treatment for
respiratory infections have had more negative outcomes over the past 3 months. Which
of the following changes should the nurse manager implement to improve client
outcomes?
Assign low-risk tasks to licensed practical nurses (LPN).
