Med/Surg Final: ATI questions & Module questions Exam
Questions with 100% Correct Answers Latest Update
2026
1. The nurse is caring for a client who has been diagnosed with left
homonymous hemianopsia. Which of the following actions by the nurse is
appropriate?
Tell the client to scan to the right to see objects on the right side of the
body
Orient the client to food on a plate using the clock method
Place the client's wheelchair on his left side
Place the client's bedside table on the right side of the bed
2. What is the appropriate placement of the bedside table for a client with left
homonymous hemianopsia?
Foot of the bed
Left side of the bed
Right side of the bed
Next to the window
3. A 76-year-old who has had Parkinson's disease for the past 6 years has now
been admitted to a long-term care facility. The nurse doing the admission
interview and assessment notices which characteristic sign of the disease?
Sensory loss
Intention tremor
Bradykinesia
Increased postural reflexes
,4. What is the correct statement indicating a client's understanding of their
treatment for a medical condition?
I will schedule a CT scan to monitor improvement.
I will have my throat swabbed to recheck for this bacteria.
I will take a combination of medications for treatment.
I will continue my prescription for corticosteroids.
5. Which dietary choice should a client with pancreatitis avoid according to
nursing guidelines?
Regular cola
Easy-to-digest foods
Small, frequent meals
Skim milk
6. Which of the following is a common symptom of myasthenia gravis?
Nausea
Diplopia
Fever
Headache
7. Which of the following symptoms is commonly associated with lesions on the
optic nerve in multiple sclerosis?
balance issues
heat intolerance
dysarthria
, blurry vision
8. A patient with myasthenia gravis is experiencing increased difficulty in
swallowing and slurred speech. What nursing intervention should be
prioritized?
Encourage the patient to engage in vigorous physical therapy.
Assess the patient's ability to swallow safely and consider dietary
modifications.
Administer a high-protein diet to strengthen muscles.
Provide the patient with sedatives to reduce anxiety.
9. A young adult is hospitalized after an accident resulting in tear of C7 level.
The nurse tell the pt that after rehab, he will most likely be able to...
breath w/ respiratory support
drive a car with hand controls
use a powered device to handle eating utensils
ambulate with leg braces and crutches
10. If a nurse is developing a care plan for a patient who has had a left-
hemispheric stroke, which intervention would be most appropriate to
address the cognitive deficits related to object recognition?
Focus solely on physical rehabilitation exercises.
Incorporate visual aids and familiar objects in therapy sessions.
Encourage the patient to avoid familiar objects to prevent frustration.
Limit interactions with the patient to reduce confusion.
, 11. Why is it important for a patient with ulcerative colitis to recognize signs of
colon perforation and peritonitis?
They are normal variations in bowel habits.
They suggest the need for dietary changes.
They are common symptoms of ulcerative colitis.
These signs indicate a medical emergency that requires immediate
intervention.
12. A patient with ulcerative colitis reports increased abdominal pain and a
sudden change in stool consistency. What should the nurse prioritize in their
assessment?
Assess for signs of colon perforation and peritonitis.
Evaluate the patient's stress levels.
Monitor for dehydration due to diarrhea.
Inquire about recent dietary changes.
13. If a client expresses confusion about their treatment plan and states they will
only take one medication, what nursing intervention would be most
appropriate?
Suggest alternative therapies instead of medications.
Encourage the client to stop all medications immediately.
Provide education on the importance of adhering to the prescribed
combination of medications.
Schedule a follow-up appointment without further discussion.
Questions with 100% Correct Answers Latest Update
2026
1. The nurse is caring for a client who has been diagnosed with left
homonymous hemianopsia. Which of the following actions by the nurse is
appropriate?
Tell the client to scan to the right to see objects on the right side of the
body
Orient the client to food on a plate using the clock method
Place the client's wheelchair on his left side
Place the client's bedside table on the right side of the bed
2. What is the appropriate placement of the bedside table for a client with left
homonymous hemianopsia?
Foot of the bed
Left side of the bed
Right side of the bed
Next to the window
3. A 76-year-old who has had Parkinson's disease for the past 6 years has now
been admitted to a long-term care facility. The nurse doing the admission
interview and assessment notices which characteristic sign of the disease?
Sensory loss
Intention tremor
Bradykinesia
Increased postural reflexes
,4. What is the correct statement indicating a client's understanding of their
treatment for a medical condition?
I will schedule a CT scan to monitor improvement.
I will have my throat swabbed to recheck for this bacteria.
I will take a combination of medications for treatment.
I will continue my prescription for corticosteroids.
5. Which dietary choice should a client with pancreatitis avoid according to
nursing guidelines?
Regular cola
Easy-to-digest foods
Small, frequent meals
Skim milk
6. Which of the following is a common symptom of myasthenia gravis?
Nausea
Diplopia
Fever
Headache
7. Which of the following symptoms is commonly associated with lesions on the
optic nerve in multiple sclerosis?
balance issues
heat intolerance
dysarthria
, blurry vision
8. A patient with myasthenia gravis is experiencing increased difficulty in
swallowing and slurred speech. What nursing intervention should be
prioritized?
Encourage the patient to engage in vigorous physical therapy.
Assess the patient's ability to swallow safely and consider dietary
modifications.
Administer a high-protein diet to strengthen muscles.
Provide the patient with sedatives to reduce anxiety.
9. A young adult is hospitalized after an accident resulting in tear of C7 level.
The nurse tell the pt that after rehab, he will most likely be able to...
breath w/ respiratory support
drive a car with hand controls
use a powered device to handle eating utensils
ambulate with leg braces and crutches
10. If a nurse is developing a care plan for a patient who has had a left-
hemispheric stroke, which intervention would be most appropriate to
address the cognitive deficits related to object recognition?
Focus solely on physical rehabilitation exercises.
Incorporate visual aids and familiar objects in therapy sessions.
Encourage the patient to avoid familiar objects to prevent frustration.
Limit interactions with the patient to reduce confusion.
, 11. Why is it important for a patient with ulcerative colitis to recognize signs of
colon perforation and peritonitis?
They are normal variations in bowel habits.
They suggest the need for dietary changes.
They are common symptoms of ulcerative colitis.
These signs indicate a medical emergency that requires immediate
intervention.
12. A patient with ulcerative colitis reports increased abdominal pain and a
sudden change in stool consistency. What should the nurse prioritize in their
assessment?
Assess for signs of colon perforation and peritonitis.
Evaluate the patient's stress levels.
Monitor for dehydration due to diarrhea.
Inquire about recent dietary changes.
13. If a client expresses confusion about their treatment plan and states they will
only take one medication, what nursing intervention would be most
appropriate?
Suggest alternative therapies instead of medications.
Encourage the client to stop all medications immediately.
Provide education on the importance of adhering to the prescribed
combination of medications.
Schedule a follow-up appointment without further discussion.
