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ATI Fundamental Concepts and Skills for
Nursing Complete Test Bank |
Questions and Answers with Rationales
| A+ Study Guide
Delegation of Tasks - ANSWER-A nurse should delegate providing postmortem care to

a client to assistive personnel.

Herbal Supplements Understanding - ANSWER-A client indicates understanding of

herbal supplements by stating they use ginger when they get car sick.

Infection Control - ANSWER-To prevent the spread of infection, a nurse should wear a

mask when working within 3 feet of a client with influenza.

Wrist Restraints Application - ANSWER-When applying wrist restraints, the nurse

should allow room for two fingers to fit between the client's skin and the restraints.

Transmission Precautions for Tuberculosis - ANSWER-A nurse should initiate airborne

transmission precautions for a client who has tuberculosis.

Response to Ingestion of Paint Thinner - ANSWER-If a child accidentally swallows paint

thinner and is awake and alert, the nurse should advise having the child drink one large

glass of water.

Documentation of Medical Records - ANSWER-A nurse should document 'Administered

pain medication' in a client's medical record.

Oral Care for Unconscious Client - ANSWER-For a client who is unconscious, the nurse

should place the client in a side-lying position for oral care.



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,Negligence in Nursing - ANSWER-An example of negligence is a nurse administering a

medication without first identifying the client.

Blood Transfusion Consent - ANSWER-A nurse begins a blood transfusion without

obtaining consent, which is an example of negligence.

Sputum Specimen Collection - ANSWER-When collecting a sputum specimen for

culture from a client with a respiratory infection, the nurse should wear sterile gloves.

Postmortem Care Delegation - ANSWER-Providing postmortem care is a task that can

be delegated to assistive personnel.

Herbal Use for Menopausal Symptoms - ANSWER-A client states they use garlic for

menopausal symptoms, indicating a use of herbal supplements.

Echinacea for Cholesterol Control - ANSWER-A client incorrectly states they take

echinacea to control cholesterol, showing a misunderstanding of herbal supplements.

Ginkgo Biloba for Headaches - ANSWER-A client states they take ginkgo biloba for

headaches, indicating a use of herbal supplements.

Protective Eyewear Use - ANSWER-A nurse should don protective eyewear before

entering the room of a client with infection precautions.

Negative Airflow Room - ANSWER-A nurse should place a client with tuberculosis in a

negative airflow room.

Inducing Vomiting - ANSWER-Inducing vomiting in a child who swallowed paint thinner

is not recommended; the nurse should advise against it.

Fluid Intake Documentation - ANSWER-Documenting 'Drank adequate amounts of fluid

with meals' is not specific enough for a medical record.




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, Temperature Documentation - ANSWER-Documenting 'Oral temperature slightly

elevated at 0800' is an appropriate entry for a medical record.

Assistive Personnel Confidentiality - ANSWER-An assistive personnel discussing client

care in a cafeteria with visitors present is a breach of confidentiality.

Pain Medication Administration - ANSWER-Documenting 'Administered pain

medication' is a clear and concise entry for a medical record.

Client's Response to Diuretic - ANSWER-Determining a client's response to a diuretic is

a task that should not be delegated to assistive personnel.

Sterile gloves - ANSWER-Wear sterile gloves when collecting the specimen.

Oral hygiene after specimen collection - ANSWER-Offer the client oral hygiene after the

collection.

Specimen collection timing - ANSWER-Collect the specimen in the evening.

Sputum collection volume - ANSWER-Collect 1 ml of sputum.

Older client assessment findings - ANSWER-A nurse is assessing an older client.

Expected finding: decreased sense of balance.

Nighttime urinary incontinence - ANSWER-Nighttime urinary incontinence is an

expected finding in older clients.

Ostomy pouch opening size - ANSWER-Cut the opening of the pouch 1⁄8 of an inch

larger than the stoma.

Gauze over stoma - ANSWER-Place a piece of gauze over the stoma while changing

the pouch.

Cleaning around stoma - ANSWER-Use povidone-iodine to clean around the stoma.




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