ATI Fundamentals Retake 2026/2027 Exam – VERSION
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Exam ATI RN Fundamentals Proctored Retake – Version 2
Type
Year 2026/2028 Latest Update
Question Multiple-choice, Select-All-That-Apply (SATA), Ordered Response,
Format NGN Case Scenarios, Hot Spot, Fill-in-the-Blank
Topics Delegation & Supervision, Infection Control, Safety & Emergency
Covered Response, Medication Administration & Calculations, Nutrition &
Hydration, Elimination & Bowel Management, Mobility &
Immobilization, Legal/Ethical Issues, Client Education, Pain
Management, Fluid & Electrolytes, Wound Care
SECTION 1: DELEGATION & SUPERVISION
1. A charge nurse is assigning client care to an LPN. Which of the following tasks is
within the LPN's scope of practice?
, A) Performing an initial admission assessment on a newly admitted client
B) Administering a PRN analgesic to a stable postoperative client
C) Creating the nursing care plan for a client with diabetes
D) Evaluating the effectiveness of a client's newly prescribed antihypertensive medication
**Rationale:** LPNs can administer medications (including PRN analgesics) to stable
clients. Initial assessments, care planning, and evaluation of medication effectiveness are
RN responsibilities.
2. A nurse is delegating tasks to an AP. Which of the following tasks should the
nurse delegate? (Select All That Apply)
A) Measuring a client's urine output from a Foley catheter
B) Assisting a client with feeding who has dysphagia
C) Ambulating a client who uses a walker
D) Assessing a client's pain level
E) Obtaining a clean-catch urine specimen
**Rationale:** APs can measure output, assist with feeding (with proper training),
ambulate stable clients, and collect clean-catch urine specimens. Pain assessment requires
nursing judgment and cannot be delegated to APs.
3. A nurse is supervising an AP who is providing care to a client with a nasogastric
tube. Which of the following actions by the AP requires the nurse to intervene?
A) The AP secures the NG tube to the client's gown with tape
B) The AP irrigates the NG tube with 30 mL of sterile water
C) The AP applies water-soluble lubricant to the client's nares
D) The AP reports that the NG tube drainage is greenish-yellow
**Rationale:** NG tube irrigation requires nursing assessment and judgment; it is outside
the AP scope of practice. APs can secure tubes, provide comfort measures (lubricant), and
report abnormal findings.
2 | New NGN-Style Practice Questions with Verified
Answers & Detailed Rationales | INSTANT PDF
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EXAM OVERVIEW
Feature Details
Exam ATI RN Fundamentals Proctored Retake – Version 2
Type
Year 2026/2028 Latest Update
Question Multiple-choice, Select-All-That-Apply (SATA), Ordered Response,
Format NGN Case Scenarios, Hot Spot, Fill-in-the-Blank
Topics Delegation & Supervision, Infection Control, Safety & Emergency
Covered Response, Medication Administration & Calculations, Nutrition &
Hydration, Elimination & Bowel Management, Mobility &
Immobilization, Legal/Ethical Issues, Client Education, Pain
Management, Fluid & Electrolytes, Wound Care
SECTION 1: DELEGATION & SUPERVISION
1. A charge nurse is assigning client care to an LPN. Which of the following tasks is
within the LPN's scope of practice?
, A) Performing an initial admission assessment on a newly admitted client
B) Administering a PRN analgesic to a stable postoperative client
C) Creating the nursing care plan for a client with diabetes
D) Evaluating the effectiveness of a client's newly prescribed antihypertensive medication
**Rationale:** LPNs can administer medications (including PRN analgesics) to stable
clients. Initial assessments, care planning, and evaluation of medication effectiveness are
RN responsibilities.
2. A nurse is delegating tasks to an AP. Which of the following tasks should the
nurse delegate? (Select All That Apply)
A) Measuring a client's urine output from a Foley catheter
B) Assisting a client with feeding who has dysphagia
C) Ambulating a client who uses a walker
D) Assessing a client's pain level
E) Obtaining a clean-catch urine specimen
**Rationale:** APs can measure output, assist with feeding (with proper training),
ambulate stable clients, and collect clean-catch urine specimens. Pain assessment requires
nursing judgment and cannot be delegated to APs.
3. A nurse is supervising an AP who is providing care to a client with a nasogastric
tube. Which of the following actions by the AP requires the nurse to intervene?
A) The AP secures the NG tube to the client's gown with tape
B) The AP irrigates the NG tube with 30 mL of sterile water
C) The AP applies water-soluble lubricant to the client's nares
D) The AP reports that the NG tube drainage is greenish-yellow
**Rationale:** NG tube irrigation requires nursing assessment and judgment; it is outside
the AP scope of practice. APs can secure tubes, provide comfort measures (lubricant), and
report abnormal findings.
