NGN ATI Comprehensive Exit
Predictor
(2026-2027)
Complete Questions and Answers(Verified) |
Updated | Grade A+
,Vital Signs Measurements of body functions: temperature, heart
rate, etc.
Naloxone Medication to reverse opioid effects, especially
respiratory depression.
Oxygen Saturation Percentage of oxygen in the blood, normal is 95-100%.
Magical Thinking Belief that thoughts can influence outcomes, common
in children.
Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR) Reflexes tested to assess neurological function, rated
0-4+.
Advance Directives Legal documents expressing a patient's medical care
preferences.
Power of Attorney Designated person to make healthcare decisions for
another.
End-of-Life Care Support and medical care during the final phase of life.
Sterile Gloves Used to prevent infection during invasive procedures.
IV Fluid Intravenous solution administered for hydration or
medication.
,Nasal Cannula Device delivering oxygen through the nostrils.
Respiratory Rate Number of breaths taken per minute, normal is 12-20.
Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) Heartbeat of a fetus, normal range is 120-160 bpm.
Urine Output Volume of urine produced, indicates kidney function.
Corneal Abrasion Scratch on the eye's surface, requires careful
treatment.
Central Venous Catheter A catheter placed in a large vein for medication
delivery.
Respiratory Depression Decreased breathing rate, can lead to low oxygen
levels.
Client Lethargy State of sluggishness or lack of energy in a patient.
Surgical Removal Procedure to excise a mass or tumor from the body.
Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) Order indicating no resuscitation efforts in case of
cardiac arrest.
, Acetaminophen Pain reliever not indicated for opioid overdose
situations.
Fentanyl Potent opioid that can cause respiratory depression.
Propofol Sedative used in anesthesia, can depress respiratory
function.
Bowel Sounds Sounds produced by the intestines, indicate digestive
activity.
Client Education Informing patients about their health and treatment
options.
Invasive Procedure Medical procedure that involves entering the body.
Oxygen Therapy Administration of oxygen to improve oxygen saturation.
IV Therapy Administration of fluids and medications directly into the
bloodstream.
Respiratory Assessment Evaluation of a patient's breathing and lung function.
Hand Hygiene Critical practice to prevent infection transmission.
Predictor
(2026-2027)
Complete Questions and Answers(Verified) |
Updated | Grade A+
,Vital Signs Measurements of body functions: temperature, heart
rate, etc.
Naloxone Medication to reverse opioid effects, especially
respiratory depression.
Oxygen Saturation Percentage of oxygen in the blood, normal is 95-100%.
Magical Thinking Belief that thoughts can influence outcomes, common
in children.
Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR) Reflexes tested to assess neurological function, rated
0-4+.
Advance Directives Legal documents expressing a patient's medical care
preferences.
Power of Attorney Designated person to make healthcare decisions for
another.
End-of-Life Care Support and medical care during the final phase of life.
Sterile Gloves Used to prevent infection during invasive procedures.
IV Fluid Intravenous solution administered for hydration or
medication.
,Nasal Cannula Device delivering oxygen through the nostrils.
Respiratory Rate Number of breaths taken per minute, normal is 12-20.
Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) Heartbeat of a fetus, normal range is 120-160 bpm.
Urine Output Volume of urine produced, indicates kidney function.
Corneal Abrasion Scratch on the eye's surface, requires careful
treatment.
Central Venous Catheter A catheter placed in a large vein for medication
delivery.
Respiratory Depression Decreased breathing rate, can lead to low oxygen
levels.
Client Lethargy State of sluggishness or lack of energy in a patient.
Surgical Removal Procedure to excise a mass or tumor from the body.
Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) Order indicating no resuscitation efforts in case of
cardiac arrest.
, Acetaminophen Pain reliever not indicated for opioid overdose
situations.
Fentanyl Potent opioid that can cause respiratory depression.
Propofol Sedative used in anesthesia, can depress respiratory
function.
Bowel Sounds Sounds produced by the intestines, indicate digestive
activity.
Client Education Informing patients about their health and treatment
options.
Invasive Procedure Medical procedure that involves entering the body.
Oxygen Therapy Administration of oxygen to improve oxygen saturation.
IV Therapy Administration of fluids and medications directly into the
bloodstream.
Respiratory Assessment Evaluation of a patient's breathing and lung function.
Hand Hygiene Critical practice to prevent infection transmission.
