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FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING ATI RN PROCTORED EXAM VERSION
1,2 AND 3 LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
1. A nurse is documenting patient data in the medical record of a
patient admitted to the hospital with appendicitis. The health care
provider has ordered 10-mg morphine IV every 3 to 4 hours.
Which examples of documentation of care for this patient follow
recommended guidelines? Select all that apply.
a. 6/12/20 0945 Morphine 10 mg administered IV. Patient's
response to pain appears to be exaggerated. M. Patrick, RN
b. 6/12/20 0945 Morphine 10 mg administered IV. Patient seems
to be comfortable. M. Patrick, RN
c. 6/12/20 0945 30 minutes following administration of morphine
10 mg IV, patient reports pain as 2 on a scale of 1 to 10. M.
Patrick, RN
d. 6/12/20 0945 Patient reports severe pain in right lower
quadrant. M. Patrick, RN
e. 6/12/20 0945 Morphine IV 10 mg will be administered to patient
every 3 to 4 hours. M. Patrick, RN
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f. 6/12/20 0945 Patient states she does not want pain medication
despite return of pain. - ANSWER-c, d, f
2. A nurse is documenting the care given to a patient diagnosed
with an osteosarcoma, whose right leg was amputated. The nurse
accidentally documents that a dressing changed was performed
on the left leg. What would be the best action of the nurse to
correct this documentation?
a. Erase or use correcting fluid to completely delete the error
b. Mark the entry "mistaken entry"; add correct information; date
and initial
c. Use permanent marker to black out the mistaken entry and
rewrite it
d. Remove the page with the error and rewrite the data on the
page correctly - ANSWER-b
3. A nurse is discharging a patient from the hospital following a
heart stent procedure. The patient asks to see and copy his
medical record. What is the nurse's best response?
a. "I'm sorry, but patients are not allowed to copy their medical
records"
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b. "I can make a copy of your record for you right now"
c. "You can read your record while you are still a patient, but
copying records is not permitted according to HIPAA rules"
d. "I will need to check with our records department to get you a
copy" - ANSWER-d
4. When may a health institution release a PHI for purposes other
than treatment, payment, and routine health care operations,
without the patient's signed authorization? Select all that apply.
a. News media are preparing a report on the condition of a patient
who is a public figure
b. Data are needed for the tracking and notification of disease
outbreaks
c. Protected health information is needed by a coroner
d. Child abuse and neglect are suspected
e. Protected health information is need to facilitate organ donation
f. The sister of a patient with Alzheimer's diseases wants to help
provide care - ANSWER-b, c, d, e
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5. A friend of a nurse calls and tells the nurse that his girlfriend's
father was just admitted to the hospital as a patient, and he wants
the nurse to provide information about the man's condition. The
friend states, "Sue seems unusually worried about her dad, but
she won't talk to me and I want to be able to help her." What is the
best initial response the nurse should make?
a. "You shouldn't be asking me to do this. I could be fined or even
lose my job for disclosing this information"
b. "Sorry, but I'm not able to give information abut patients to the
public: even when my best friend or family member asks"
c. "Because of HIPAA, you shouldn't be asking for this information
unless the patient has authorized you to receive it! This could get
you in trouble!"
d. "Why do you think sue isn't talking about her worries?" -
ANSWER-b
6. A patient has an order for an analgesic medication to be given
PRN. When would the nurse administer this medication?
a. Every 3 hours
b. Every 4 hours
c. Daily
FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING ATI RN PROCTORED EXAM VERSION
1,2 AND 3 LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
1. A nurse is documenting patient data in the medical record of a
patient admitted to the hospital with appendicitis. The health care
provider has ordered 10-mg morphine IV every 3 to 4 hours.
Which examples of documentation of care for this patient follow
recommended guidelines? Select all that apply.
a. 6/12/20 0945 Morphine 10 mg administered IV. Patient's
response to pain appears to be exaggerated. M. Patrick, RN
b. 6/12/20 0945 Morphine 10 mg administered IV. Patient seems
to be comfortable. M. Patrick, RN
c. 6/12/20 0945 30 minutes following administration of morphine
10 mg IV, patient reports pain as 2 on a scale of 1 to 10. M.
Patrick, RN
d. 6/12/20 0945 Patient reports severe pain in right lower
quadrant. M. Patrick, RN
e. 6/12/20 0945 Morphine IV 10 mg will be administered to patient
every 3 to 4 hours. M. Patrick, RN
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f. 6/12/20 0945 Patient states she does not want pain medication
despite return of pain. - ANSWER-c, d, f
2. A nurse is documenting the care given to a patient diagnosed
with an osteosarcoma, whose right leg was amputated. The nurse
accidentally documents that a dressing changed was performed
on the left leg. What would be the best action of the nurse to
correct this documentation?
a. Erase or use correcting fluid to completely delete the error
b. Mark the entry "mistaken entry"; add correct information; date
and initial
c. Use permanent marker to black out the mistaken entry and
rewrite it
d. Remove the page with the error and rewrite the data on the
page correctly - ANSWER-b
3. A nurse is discharging a patient from the hospital following a
heart stent procedure. The patient asks to see and copy his
medical record. What is the nurse's best response?
a. "I'm sorry, but patients are not allowed to copy their medical
records"
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b. "I can make a copy of your record for you right now"
c. "You can read your record while you are still a patient, but
copying records is not permitted according to HIPAA rules"
d. "I will need to check with our records department to get you a
copy" - ANSWER-d
4. When may a health institution release a PHI for purposes other
than treatment, payment, and routine health care operations,
without the patient's signed authorization? Select all that apply.
a. News media are preparing a report on the condition of a patient
who is a public figure
b. Data are needed for the tracking and notification of disease
outbreaks
c. Protected health information is needed by a coroner
d. Child abuse and neglect are suspected
e. Protected health information is need to facilitate organ donation
f. The sister of a patient with Alzheimer's diseases wants to help
provide care - ANSWER-b, c, d, e
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5. A friend of a nurse calls and tells the nurse that his girlfriend's
father was just admitted to the hospital as a patient, and he wants
the nurse to provide information about the man's condition. The
friend states, "Sue seems unusually worried about her dad, but
she won't talk to me and I want to be able to help her." What is the
best initial response the nurse should make?
a. "You shouldn't be asking me to do this. I could be fined or even
lose my job for disclosing this information"
b. "Sorry, but I'm not able to give information abut patients to the
public: even when my best friend or family member asks"
c. "Because of HIPAA, you shouldn't be asking for this information
unless the patient has authorized you to receive it! This could get
you in trouble!"
d. "Why do you think sue isn't talking about her worries?" -
ANSWER-b
6. A patient has an order for an analgesic medication to be given
PRN. When would the nurse administer this medication?
a. Every 3 hours
b. Every 4 hours
c. Daily
