NGN ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE EXIT EXAM
2026 ACTUAL EXAM S
◉ Medication to reverse opioid overdose effects. Answer: Naloxone
◉ Percentage of oxygen in the blood, ideally above 90%. Answer:
Oxygen Saturation
◉ Belief that thoughts can influence outcomes. Answer: Magical
Thinking
◉ Reflex actions tested to assess neurological function. Answer:
Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR)
◉ Legal documents expressing patient care preferences. Answer:
Advance Directives
◉ Person authorized to make healthcare decisions. Answer: Power
of Attorney
◉ Number of breaths taken per minute. Answer: Respiratory Rate
,◉ Intravenous solution administered for hydration. Answer: IV Fluid
◉ Device delivering oxygen through the nose. Answer: Nasal
Cannula
◉ Long catheter inserted into a large vein. Answer: Central Venous
Catheter
◉ Support and medical care during final life stages. Answer: End-of-
Life Care
◉ Decreased breathing effectiveness, often from opioids. Answer:
Respiratory Depression
◉ Volume of urine produced, indicator of kidney function. Answer:
Urine Output
◉ Heartbeat rate of a fetus, monitored during pregnancy. Answer:
Fetal Heart Rate (FHR)
◉ Pain reliever not indicated for opioid overdose. Answer:
Acetaminophen
, ◉ Sedative that may worsen respiratory depression. Answer:
Propofol
◉ Strong opioid that can cause respiratory issues. Answer: Fentanyl
◉ Supplemental oxygen to improve blood oxygen levels. Answer:
Oxygen Therapy
◉ Procedure to excise a mass or tumor. Answer: Surgical Removal
◉ Nurse's role in supporting patient care decisions. Answer: Client
Advocacy
◉ Patient's agreement to treatment after understanding risks.
Answer: Informed Consent
◉ Written agreement enforceable by law. Answer: Legal Document
◉ Sounds produced by the intestines, indicating activity. Answer:
Bowel Sounds
◉ Indicates normal findings during abdominal examination. Answer:
Soft Abdomen
2026 ACTUAL EXAM S
◉ Medication to reverse opioid overdose effects. Answer: Naloxone
◉ Percentage of oxygen in the blood, ideally above 90%. Answer:
Oxygen Saturation
◉ Belief that thoughts can influence outcomes. Answer: Magical
Thinking
◉ Reflex actions tested to assess neurological function. Answer:
Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR)
◉ Legal documents expressing patient care preferences. Answer:
Advance Directives
◉ Person authorized to make healthcare decisions. Answer: Power
of Attorney
◉ Number of breaths taken per minute. Answer: Respiratory Rate
,◉ Intravenous solution administered for hydration. Answer: IV Fluid
◉ Device delivering oxygen through the nose. Answer: Nasal
Cannula
◉ Long catheter inserted into a large vein. Answer: Central Venous
Catheter
◉ Support and medical care during final life stages. Answer: End-of-
Life Care
◉ Decreased breathing effectiveness, often from opioids. Answer:
Respiratory Depression
◉ Volume of urine produced, indicator of kidney function. Answer:
Urine Output
◉ Heartbeat rate of a fetus, monitored during pregnancy. Answer:
Fetal Heart Rate (FHR)
◉ Pain reliever not indicated for opioid overdose. Answer:
Acetaminophen
, ◉ Sedative that may worsen respiratory depression. Answer:
Propofol
◉ Strong opioid that can cause respiratory issues. Answer: Fentanyl
◉ Supplemental oxygen to improve blood oxygen levels. Answer:
Oxygen Therapy
◉ Procedure to excise a mass or tumor. Answer: Surgical Removal
◉ Nurse's role in supporting patient care decisions. Answer: Client
Advocacy
◉ Patient's agreement to treatment after understanding risks.
Answer: Informed Consent
◉ Written agreement enforceable by law. Answer: Legal Document
◉ Sounds produced by the intestines, indicating activity. Answer:
Bowel Sounds
◉ Indicates normal findings during abdominal examination. Answer:
Soft Abdomen
