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1. A nurse is preparing to enter the room of a client with Clostridium difficile (C.
diff). Which action is most important?
A. Apply a surgical mask.
B. Use alcohol-based hand sanitizer after removing gloves.
C. Don a gown and gloves, and wash hands with soap and water after care.
D. Place the client in a negative-pressure room.
Answer: C. C. diff spores are not killed by alcohol; soap and water are required.
Contact precautions (gown/gloves) are needed.
2. A client has a new diagnosis of tuberculosis. Which type of mask must the
nurse wear when entering the room?
A. Surgical mask
B. N95 respirator
C. Cloth mask
D. Face shield only
Answer: B. Airborne precautions require an N95 respirator or higher.
3. The nurse discovers a small fire in a client's room. Place the following actions
in order:
1. Remove the client from the room.
2. Activate the fire alarm.
3. Contain the fire by closing the door.
4. Extinguish the fire if possible.
Answer: 1, 2, 3, 4 (RACE: Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish).
4. A nurse is caring for a client with a history of falls. Which intervention is most
effective?
A. Raise all 4 side rails.
B. Keep the bed in the highest position.
C. Place the call light within reach and offer hourly toileting.
D. Use a vest restraint.
Answer: C. Proactive toileting and call light access prevent falls. Raising 4 rails is a
restraint; keeping bed high increases injury severity.
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5. Which food should the nurse remove from the tray of a client on a 2-gram
sodium diet?
A. Baked chicken breast
B. Fresh steamed broccoli
C. Canned tomato soup
D. Apple slices
Answer: C. Canned soups are typically very high in sodium.
6. The nurse is inserting an indwelling urinary catheter. Which action is critical
to prevent infection?
A. Use clean gloves for the procedure.
B. Maintain sterile technique throughout the insertion.
C. Cleanse the meatus from back to front.
D. Inflate the balloon before insertion.
Answer: B. Catheter insertion is a sterile procedure. Cleanse front to back.
7. A nurse sustains a needlestick injury. What is the FIRST action?
A. Notify the supervisor.
B. Wash the site with soap and water.
C. Complete an incident report.
D. Get tested for HIV.
Answer: B. Wash immediately to reduce exposure.
8. The charge nurse notices a staff member recapping a used needle. What
should the charge nurse do first?
A. Report the staff member.
B. Intervene immediately and instruct on proper disposal.
C. Document the incident.
D. Ask why they recapped the needle.
Answer: B. Immediate intervention prevents injury.
9. Which client is at highest risk for developing a pressure injury?
A. An ambulatory client with diabetes.
B. An obese client who turns independently.
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Legit ATI RN Fundamentals 2026 Proctored Exam with
NGN Real 70 Screenshot Questions and 100% Correct
Answers Latest Version Pass Guaranteed
pg. 1
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pg. 2
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1. A nurse is preparing to enter the room of a client with Clostridium difficile (C.
diff). Which action is most important?
A. Apply a surgical mask.
B. Use alcohol-based hand sanitizer after removing gloves.
C. Don a gown and gloves, and wash hands with soap and water after care.
D. Place the client in a negative-pressure room.
Answer: C. C. diff spores are not killed by alcohol; soap and water are required.
Contact precautions (gown/gloves) are needed.
2. A client has a new diagnosis of tuberculosis. Which type of mask must the
nurse wear when entering the room?
A. Surgical mask
B. N95 respirator
C. Cloth mask
D. Face shield only
Answer: B. Airborne precautions require an N95 respirator or higher.
3. The nurse discovers a small fire in a client's room. Place the following actions
in order:
1. Remove the client from the room.
2. Activate the fire alarm.
3. Contain the fire by closing the door.
4. Extinguish the fire if possible.
Answer: 1, 2, 3, 4 (RACE: Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish).
4. A nurse is caring for a client with a history of falls. Which intervention is most
effective?
A. Raise all 4 side rails.
B. Keep the bed in the highest position.
C. Place the call light within reach and offer hourly toileting.
D. Use a vest restraint.
Answer: C. Proactive toileting and call light access prevent falls. Raising 4 rails is a
restraint; keeping bed high increases injury severity.
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5. Which food should the nurse remove from the tray of a client on a 2-gram
sodium diet?
A. Baked chicken breast
B. Fresh steamed broccoli
C. Canned tomato soup
D. Apple slices
Answer: C. Canned soups are typically very high in sodium.
6. The nurse is inserting an indwelling urinary catheter. Which action is critical
to prevent infection?
A. Use clean gloves for the procedure.
B. Maintain sterile technique throughout the insertion.
C. Cleanse the meatus from back to front.
D. Inflate the balloon before insertion.
Answer: B. Catheter insertion is a sterile procedure. Cleanse front to back.
7. A nurse sustains a needlestick injury. What is the FIRST action?
A. Notify the supervisor.
B. Wash the site with soap and water.
C. Complete an incident report.
D. Get tested for HIV.
Answer: B. Wash immediately to reduce exposure.
8. The charge nurse notices a staff member recapping a used needle. What
should the charge nurse do first?
A. Report the staff member.
B. Intervene immediately and instruct on proper disposal.
C. Document the incident.
D. Ask why they recapped the needle.
Answer: B. Immediate intervention prevents injury.
9. Which client is at highest risk for developing a pressure injury?
A. An ambulatory client with diabetes.
B. An obese client who turns independently.
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