ATI ENGAGE ADULT MEDICAL SURGICAL
ACTUAL TEST SCRIPT WITH SOLVED
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
●● anorexia
Answer: Decreased appetite.
●● apnea
Answer: Breathing that stops for any cause.
●● autonomy
Answer: Respect the client's right to initiate or refuse treatments.
●● beneficence
Answer: Using best practices to manage manifestations and illnesses.
●● biologic death
Answer: Occurs when heart and lung function has stopped permanently.
●● bronchodilators
Answer: Class of medications that cause the smooth muscle of the
airways to relax to increase airflow.
, ●● burnout
Answer: A continued response to chronic stressors on the job that
includes a sense of ineffectiveness, overwhelming exhaustion, and a
detachment from the job.
●● cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Answer: Life-saving procedure when a client's breathing or heart has
stopped and involves rescue breathing to provide oxygen to a person's
lungs and chest compressions to keep the client's blood circulating.
●● Cheyne-Stokes respirations
Answer: Type of breathing pattern with cyclical hyperventilation and
apnea.
●● clinical death
Answer: A clinical death occurs is when the heart and lungs have ceased
functioning, but the brain is still viable. Function may possibly be
restored through effective, timely cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
●● code status
Answer: A client's cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) preferences.
●● comfort care
ACTUAL TEST SCRIPT WITH SOLVED
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
●● anorexia
Answer: Decreased appetite.
●● apnea
Answer: Breathing that stops for any cause.
●● autonomy
Answer: Respect the client's right to initiate or refuse treatments.
●● beneficence
Answer: Using best practices to manage manifestations and illnesses.
●● biologic death
Answer: Occurs when heart and lung function has stopped permanently.
●● bronchodilators
Answer: Class of medications that cause the smooth muscle of the
airways to relax to increase airflow.
, ●● burnout
Answer: A continued response to chronic stressors on the job that
includes a sense of ineffectiveness, overwhelming exhaustion, and a
detachment from the job.
●● cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Answer: Life-saving procedure when a client's breathing or heart has
stopped and involves rescue breathing to provide oxygen to a person's
lungs and chest compressions to keep the client's blood circulating.
●● Cheyne-Stokes respirations
Answer: Type of breathing pattern with cyclical hyperventilation and
apnea.
●● clinical death
Answer: A clinical death occurs is when the heart and lungs have ceased
functioning, but the brain is still viable. Function may possibly be
restored through effective, timely cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
●● code status
Answer: A client's cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) preferences.
●● comfort care
