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ATI # MED #SURG#PROCTORED# EXAM#NGN-STYLE #QUESTIONS #&
CASE #SCENARIO #ACTUAL #QS #&#ANS #EXAM #THERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTION#II# ADULT#HEALTH#NURSING#(LEHMAN#COLLEGE)
2026#JUST#RELEASED#VERSION
This ATI test contains:
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➢ passing score Guarantee # #
➢ Format Set of Multiple-choice
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➢ questions with incorporating Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) and
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Case Scenario
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### Question 1 (Skeletal Traction – NGN Style with Case Scenario) Case
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Study:
A 54-year-old client who sustained a femur fracture after a fall is admitted to
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the orthopedic unit and placed in skeletal traction. The nurse observes the
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weights used in the traction setup.
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Vital Signs: #
- Temperature: 98.6°F #
- HR: 88 bpm # #
- RR: 18 bpm # #
- BP: 128/80 mmHg
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Question:
Which of the following nursing actions aligns with proper care for a client in
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skeletal traction? #
A.#Ensure# the# client’s# weights# are# hanging# freely# from# the# bed.
B.#Apply# additional# weights# to# improve# fracture# alignment.
C.# Remove# weights# temporarily# during# routine# repositioning.
D.#Allow# weights# to# rest# on# the# floor# to# stabilize# the# traction.
Answer: A. Ensure the client’s weights are hanging freely from the bed.
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Explanation:
In skeletal traction, the weights should hang freely to maintain proper
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alignment and traction, prevent complications, and ensure the desired
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therapeutic effect. Weights resting on the floor or removal of weights
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compromise the effectiveness of traction and put the client at risk of injury.
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### Question 2 (Ferrous Gluconate – Standard Style Question with
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Scenario:
A client with anemia has been prescribed ferrous gluconate and has been
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taking it for several weeks. The nurse is reinforcing teaching regarding
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medication administration.
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Question:
Which of the following instructions should the nurse include?
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A.#Take# this# medication# with# milk# to# reduce# irritation# to# the# stomach.
B.#Take# this# medication# between# meals# unless# contraindicated.
C.# Avoid# taking# vitamin# C# supplements# while# on# this# medication.
D.#Take# this# medication# only# before# bedtime# for# optimal# absorption.
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Answer: B. Take this medication between meals unless contraindicated.
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Explanation:
Ferrous gluconate is best absorbed on an empty stomach; therefore, it
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should ideally be taken between meals. However, if it causes gastrointestinal
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irritation, it can be taken with food. Avoid simultaneous intake with milk,
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calcium, or antacids as they reduce absorption.
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### Question 3 (Ferrous Gluconate – NGN Style Question Using Case Study
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and Rationale)
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ATI # MED #SURG#PROCTORED# EXAM#NGN-STYLE #QUESTIONS #&
CASE #SCENARIO #ACTUAL #QS #&#ANS #EXAM #THERAPEUTIC
INTERVENTION#II# ADULT#HEALTH#NURSING#(LEHMAN#COLLEGE)
2026#JUST#RELEASED#VERSION
This ATI test contains:
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➢ 100 Qs & Ans
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➢ passing score Guarantee # #
➢ Format Set of Multiple-choice
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➢ questions with incorporating Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) and
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Case Scenario
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➢ Expert-Verified Explanations & Solutions # # #
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### Question 1 (Skeletal Traction – NGN Style with Case Scenario) Case
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Study:
A 54-year-old client who sustained a femur fracture after a fall is admitted to
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the orthopedic unit and placed in skeletal traction. The nurse observes the
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weights used in the traction setup.
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Vital Signs: #
- Temperature: 98.6°F #
- HR: 88 bpm # #
- RR: 18 bpm # #
- BP: 128/80 mmHg
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Question:
Which of the following nursing actions aligns with proper care for a client in
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skeletal traction? #
A.#Ensure# the# client’s# weights# are# hanging# freely# from# the# bed.
B.#Apply# additional# weights# to# improve# fracture# alignment.
C.# Remove# weights# temporarily# during# routine# repositioning.
D.#Allow# weights# to# rest# on# the# floor# to# stabilize# the# traction.
Answer: A. Ensure the client’s weights are hanging freely from the bed.
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Explanation:
In skeletal traction, the weights should hang freely to maintain proper
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alignment and traction, prevent complications, and ensure the desired
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therapeutic effect. Weights resting on the floor or removal of weights
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compromise the effectiveness of traction and put the client at risk of injury.
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### Question 2 (Ferrous Gluconate – Standard Style Question with
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Teaching Focus) #
Scenario:
A client with anemia has been prescribed ferrous gluconate and has been
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taking it for several weeks. The nurse is reinforcing teaching regarding
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medication administration.
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Question:
Which of the following instructions should the nurse include?
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A.#Take# this# medication# with# milk# to# reduce# irritation# to# the# stomach.
B.#Take# this# medication# between# meals# unless# contraindicated.
C.# Avoid# taking# vitamin# C# supplements# while# on# this# medication.
D.#Take# this# medication# only# before# bedtime# for# optimal# absorption.
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Answer: B. Take this medication between meals unless contraindicated.
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Explanation:
Ferrous gluconate is best absorbed on an empty stomach; therefore, it
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should ideally be taken between meals. However, if it causes gastrointestinal
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irritation, it can be taken with food. Avoid simultaneous intake with milk,
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calcium, or antacids as they reduce absorption.
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### Question 3 (Ferrous Gluconate – NGN Style Question Using Case Study
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