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ATI CMS Fundamentals Exam 2025 |Latest
Actual Questions With Answers
Restorative health care - correct -answer-involves intermediate follow up care for
restoring health and promoting self care
ex. home health care, rehabilitation centers, skilled nursing
Continuing health care - correct -answer-addresses long term or chronic health
care needs over a period of time
ex. end of life care, palliative care, hospice, adult day care, assisted living, in home
respite care
Advocacy - correct -answer-support of clients health, wellness, safety, and
personal rights, including privacy
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Responsibility - correct -answer-willingness to respect obligations and follow
through on promises
Accountability - correct -answer-ability to answer for one's own actions
Confidentiality - correct -answer-protection of privacy without diminishing access
to high quality care
Autonomy - correct -answer-the right to make own's own personal decisions,
even when those decisions might now be in that person's own best interest
Beneficence - correct -answer-action that promotes good for others, without any
self interest
Fidelity - correct -answer-fulfillment of promises
Justice - correct -answer-fairness in care delivery and use of resources
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Nonmaleficence - correct -answer-do no harm
Veracity - correct -answer-commitment to tell the truth
A problem is an ethical dilemma when: - correct -answer-- review of scientific
data is not enough to solve it
- involves a conflict between two moral imperatives
- answer will have profound effect on the situation and the client
Ethical decision making - correct -answer-process that requires striking balance
between science and morality
negligence - correct -answer-fails to implement safety measures for a client at risk
for falls
malpractice - correct -answer-professional negligence
ex. giving a large dose of medication due to calculation error
ATI CMS Fundamentals Exam 2025 |Latest
Actual Questions With Answers
Restorative health care - correct -answer-involves intermediate follow up care for
restoring health and promoting self care
ex. home health care, rehabilitation centers, skilled nursing
Continuing health care - correct -answer-addresses long term or chronic health
care needs over a period of time
ex. end of life care, palliative care, hospice, adult day care, assisted living, in home
respite care
Advocacy - correct -answer-support of clients health, wellness, safety, and
personal rights, including privacy
,2|Page
Responsibility - correct -answer-willingness to respect obligations and follow
through on promises
Accountability - correct -answer-ability to answer for one's own actions
Confidentiality - correct -answer-protection of privacy without diminishing access
to high quality care
Autonomy - correct -answer-the right to make own's own personal decisions,
even when those decisions might now be in that person's own best interest
Beneficence - correct -answer-action that promotes good for others, without any
self interest
Fidelity - correct -answer-fulfillment of promises
Justice - correct -answer-fairness in care delivery and use of resources
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Nonmaleficence - correct -answer-do no harm
Veracity - correct -answer-commitment to tell the truth
A problem is an ethical dilemma when: - correct -answer-- review of scientific
data is not enough to solve it
- involves a conflict between two moral imperatives
- answer will have profound effect on the situation and the client
Ethical decision making - correct -answer-process that requires striking balance
between science and morality
negligence - correct -answer-fails to implement safety measures for a client at risk
for falls
malpractice - correct -answer-professional negligence
ex. giving a large dose of medication due to calculation error
