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ATI RN MATERNAL NEWBORN 2026 PROCTORED EXAM
WITH NGN STUDY AND TEST PRACTICE
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Core Domains
1. Antepartum Nursing and Risk Assessment
2. Fetal Assessment and Monitoring
3. Intrapartum Labor and Delivery
4. Postpartum Care and Complications
5. Newborn Assessment and Adaptation
6. Obstetric Emergencies
7. Perinatal Pharmacology
8. Lactation and Newborn Nutrition
9. Perinatal Mental Health
10.Legal, Ethical, and Cultural Considerations
Introduction
This Maternal Newborn NGN practice assessment is designed to prepare
candidates for the ATI RN Maternal Newborn proctored examination with updated
2026 content. The exam measures clinical judgment, maternal and fetal safety
prioritization, interpretation of fetal heart rate patterns, pharmacologic
management, postpartum and newborn complications, and application of the
nursing process across the perinatal continuum. Questions include multiple-choice
and NGN-style scenario-based formats requiring analysis of cues, recognition of
risk, planning of interventions, and evaluation of outcomes. Emphasis is placed on
real-world clinical decision-making, patient-centered care, and safe management
of obstetric and neonatal emergencies. Candidates are expected to apply
foundational theory to complex, evolving maternal and newborn presentations.
SECTION ONE: QUESTIONS 1–150
1. A nurse is assessing a client at 32 weeks gestation with placenta previa.
Which finding is most characteristic?
A. Painful dark red bleeding with a rigid uterus.
B. Painless bright red vaginal bleeding.
C. Severe abdominal pain with fetal tachycardia.
ATI RN MATERNAL NEWBORN 2026 PROCTORED EXAM
WITH NGN STUDY AND TEST PRACTICE
,2
,3
, 4
Core Domains
1. Antepartum Nursing and Risk Assessment
2. Fetal Assessment and Monitoring
3. Intrapartum Labor and Delivery
4. Postpartum Care and Complications
5. Newborn Assessment and Adaptation
6. Obstetric Emergencies
7. Perinatal Pharmacology
8. Lactation and Newborn Nutrition
9. Perinatal Mental Health
10.Legal, Ethical, and Cultural Considerations
Introduction
This Maternal Newborn NGN practice assessment is designed to prepare
candidates for the ATI RN Maternal Newborn proctored examination with updated
2026 content. The exam measures clinical judgment, maternal and fetal safety
prioritization, interpretation of fetal heart rate patterns, pharmacologic
management, postpartum and newborn complications, and application of the
nursing process across the perinatal continuum. Questions include multiple-choice
and NGN-style scenario-based formats requiring analysis of cues, recognition of
risk, planning of interventions, and evaluation of outcomes. Emphasis is placed on
real-world clinical decision-making, patient-centered care, and safe management
of obstetric and neonatal emergencies. Candidates are expected to apply
foundational theory to complex, evolving maternal and newborn presentations.
SECTION ONE: QUESTIONS 1–150
1. A nurse is assessing a client at 32 weeks gestation with placenta previa.
Which finding is most characteristic?
A. Painful dark red bleeding with a rigid uterus.
B. Painless bright red vaginal bleeding.
C. Severe abdominal pain with fetal tachycardia.
