ATI LPN COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR EXAM 3 REVIEW |
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM UPDATE
Caffeine Content
Hot cocoa has the least caffeine among beverages.
Postoperative Urine Output
300 ml over 8 hours is normal postoperative output.
Dark Red Urine
Indicates potential bleeding; requires reporting.
Informed Consent
Client understands procedure implications and outcomes.
Vaginal Hysterectomy
Surgical procedure performed through the vagina.
Chemical Disaster Preparedness
Move clients to above-ground rooms with few windows.
Reportable Infections
Neisseria gonorrhoeae must be reported to health department.
Fidelity in Nursing
Commitment to keeping promises to clients.
Continuous IV Infusion
Stop infusion if infiltration is noted.
Client Confidentiality
Protecting client information from unauthorized access.
Urine Clots Post-Surgery
Occasional small clots are common after prostate surgery.
Frequent Urge to Urinate
,Common after prostate surgery due to irritation.
Ethical Principles in Nursing
Fidelity emphasizes loyalty and promise-keeping.
Caffeine in Beverages
Cola drinks have moderate caffeine content.
Informed Consent Indicators
Understanding of no longer needing gynecological exams.
Chemical Disaster Instructions
Avoid opening dampers to prevent contaminant entry.
Scabies Reporting
Sarcoptes scabiei is not reportable to health department.
Postoperative Complications
Dark red urine may indicate hemorrhage.
Ethical Autonomy
Client's right to make care decisions.
IV Catheter Infiltration Signs
Edema and coolness around catheter indicate infiltration.
Documenting Infiltration
Important but secondary to stopping the infusion.
Warm Compress Use
Comfort measure, not priority in infiltration.
Client Education
Reinforcing knowledge about caffeine reduction.
Postoperative Urine Characteristics
Dark red urine should be assessed immediately.
Nursing Responsibilities
Report significant findings to healthcare providers.
, Assisted Living Facility Protocol
Staff must prepare for external chemical threats.
Informed Consent Understanding
Client's acknowledgment of procedure outcomes.
Change of Shift Report
Report given to nurses outside client's room.
Chest Tube Positioning
Chest tube must be below client's chest level.
Pneumothorax Management
Continuous suction used to relieve pneumothorax.
Car Seat Safety
Infant car seat should be at 45° angle.
Phenytoin
Antiepileptic drug that can cause birth defects.
Gingival Hyperplasia
Swollen gums due to phenytoin use.
Weight Gain Guidelines
Obese clients should gain about 11-20 pounds.
Antibiotic Therapy
Can cause diarrhea; probiotics may help.
Bladder Training Program
First step is determining client's voiding pattern.
Client Care Prioritization
Addressing immediate needs before other tasks.
Airbag Safety
Turn off airbag for front seat infant car seats.
Shoulder Harness Positioning
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM UPDATE
Caffeine Content
Hot cocoa has the least caffeine among beverages.
Postoperative Urine Output
300 ml over 8 hours is normal postoperative output.
Dark Red Urine
Indicates potential bleeding; requires reporting.
Informed Consent
Client understands procedure implications and outcomes.
Vaginal Hysterectomy
Surgical procedure performed through the vagina.
Chemical Disaster Preparedness
Move clients to above-ground rooms with few windows.
Reportable Infections
Neisseria gonorrhoeae must be reported to health department.
Fidelity in Nursing
Commitment to keeping promises to clients.
Continuous IV Infusion
Stop infusion if infiltration is noted.
Client Confidentiality
Protecting client information from unauthorized access.
Urine Clots Post-Surgery
Occasional small clots are common after prostate surgery.
Frequent Urge to Urinate
,Common after prostate surgery due to irritation.
Ethical Principles in Nursing
Fidelity emphasizes loyalty and promise-keeping.
Caffeine in Beverages
Cola drinks have moderate caffeine content.
Informed Consent Indicators
Understanding of no longer needing gynecological exams.
Chemical Disaster Instructions
Avoid opening dampers to prevent contaminant entry.
Scabies Reporting
Sarcoptes scabiei is not reportable to health department.
Postoperative Complications
Dark red urine may indicate hemorrhage.
Ethical Autonomy
Client's right to make care decisions.
IV Catheter Infiltration Signs
Edema and coolness around catheter indicate infiltration.
Documenting Infiltration
Important but secondary to stopping the infusion.
Warm Compress Use
Comfort measure, not priority in infiltration.
Client Education
Reinforcing knowledge about caffeine reduction.
Postoperative Urine Characteristics
Dark red urine should be assessed immediately.
Nursing Responsibilities
Report significant findings to healthcare providers.
, Assisted Living Facility Protocol
Staff must prepare for external chemical threats.
Informed Consent Understanding
Client's acknowledgment of procedure outcomes.
Change of Shift Report
Report given to nurses outside client's room.
Chest Tube Positioning
Chest tube must be below client's chest level.
Pneumothorax Management
Continuous suction used to relieve pneumothorax.
Car Seat Safety
Infant car seat should be at 45° angle.
Phenytoin
Antiepileptic drug that can cause birth defects.
Gingival Hyperplasia
Swollen gums due to phenytoin use.
Weight Gain Guidelines
Obese clients should gain about 11-20 pounds.
Antibiotic Therapy
Can cause diarrhea; probiotics may help.
Bladder Training Program
First step is determining client's voiding pattern.
Client Care Prioritization
Addressing immediate needs before other tasks.
Airbag Safety
Turn off airbag for front seat infant car seats.
Shoulder Harness Positioning
