ATI RN Leadership A
ATI RN Leadership A review with practice questions, answers, and rationales
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1. Which types of events commonly commonly conducted for sentinel events, such as
prompt a root cause analysis in health- client death or care resulting in serious physical
care injury, and also be part of quality improvement
process
2. When is a trained medical interpreter required when the person providing informed
required during the informed consent consent cannot communicate due to a language
process? barrier or hearing impairment
3. What initial actions should a nurse take ensure the client is kept NPO until swallowing eval-
before assisting a client with dysphagia uation by a speech-language pathologist com-
during feeding? pleted; additionally monitor for signs of dysphagia
such as drooling, choking, or coughing and have
suction equipment on standby
4. What environmental factors should be keep the newborn warm by maintaining room
managed to ensure newborn safety temperature, using swaddling, and providing
from hypothermia skin-to-skin contact with the caregiver
5. What role does adequate lighting play adequate lighting improves visibility, helping to
in ensuring home safety for stroke sur- prevent accidents and falls, especially in areas like
vivors stairways and hallways
6. How can nurses ensure IV pumps are nurses should perform a check of the IV pump
functioning properly at the start of settings, ensuring it is set accurately, functioning
their shift? properly, and free of visible damage
7. Clinical manifestations of elevated iron elevated iron levels can indicate hemochromato-
levels and which conditions can cause sis, iron excess, liver disorder, or lead toxicity
this finding?
8. What arrangements should be made
for clients requiring assistance during
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ATI RN Leadership A review with practice questions, answers, and rationales
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_izn9qt
1. Which types of events commonly commonly conducted for sentinel events, such as
prompt a root cause analysis in health- client death or care resulting in serious physical
care injury, and also be part of quality improvement
process
2. When is a trained medical interpreter required when the person providing informed
required during the informed consent consent cannot communicate due to a language
process? barrier or hearing impairment
3. What initial actions should a nurse take ensure the client is kept NPO until swallowing eval-
before assisting a client with dysphagia uation by a speech-language pathologist com-
during feeding? pleted; additionally monitor for signs of dysphagia
such as drooling, choking, or coughing and have
suction equipment on standby
4. What environmental factors should be keep the newborn warm by maintaining room
managed to ensure newborn safety temperature, using swaddling, and providing
from hypothermia skin-to-skin contact with the caregiver
5. What role does adequate lighting play adequate lighting improves visibility, helping to
in ensuring home safety for stroke sur- prevent accidents and falls, especially in areas like
vivors stairways and hallways
6. How can nurses ensure IV pumps are nurses should perform a check of the IV pump
functioning properly at the start of settings, ensuring it is set accurately, functioning
their shift? properly, and free of visible damage
7. Clinical manifestations of elevated iron elevated iron levels can indicate hemochromato-
levels and which conditions can cause sis, iron excess, liver disorder, or lead toxicity
this finding?
8. What arrangements should be made
for clients requiring assistance during
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