ATI PN
Comprehensive
Predictor 1 Exam
Complete Questions
and Verified
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Update This Year
Which of the following assessment
findings would indicate to the nurse
the need for more sedation in a client
who is withdrawing from alcohol
dependence?
1. Steadily increasing vital signs.
2. Mild tremors and irritability.
1
,3. Decreased respirations and
disorientation.
4. Stomach distress and inability to
sleep. - correct answer=✔✔1
The home care nurse is instructing a
client recently diagnosed with
tuberculosis. It is MOST important for
the nurse to include which of the
following as a part of the teaching
plan?
1. During the first two weeks of
treatment, the client should cover his
mouth and
nose when he coughs or sneezes.
2. It is necessary for the client to wear
a mask at all times to prevent
transmission of
2
,the disease.
3. The family should support the client
to help reduce feeling of low self-
esteem and
isolation.
4. The client will be required to take
prescribed medication for a duration
of 6-9
months. - correct answer=✔✔4
The nurse's INITIAL priority when
managing a physically assaultive
client is to
1. restrict the client to the room.
2. place the client under one-to-one
supervision.
3. restore the client's self-control and
prevent further loss of control.
3
, 4. clear the immediate area of other
clients to prevent harm. - correct
answer=✔✔3
A client with newly diagnosed type I
diabetes mellitus is being seen by
the home health nurse. The physician
orders include: 1,200-calorie ADA
diet, 15 units of NPH insulin before
breakfast, and check blood sugar qid.
When the nurse visits the client at 5
PM, the nurse observes the man
performing a blood sugar analysis. The
result is 50 mg/dL. The nurse would
expect the client to be
1. confused with cold, clammy skin
and a pulse of 110.
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Comprehensive
Predictor 1 Exam
Complete Questions
and Verified
Solutions Latest
Update This Year
Which of the following assessment
findings would indicate to the nurse
the need for more sedation in a client
who is withdrawing from alcohol
dependence?
1. Steadily increasing vital signs.
2. Mild tremors and irritability.
1
,3. Decreased respirations and
disorientation.
4. Stomach distress and inability to
sleep. - correct answer=✔✔1
The home care nurse is instructing a
client recently diagnosed with
tuberculosis. It is MOST important for
the nurse to include which of the
following as a part of the teaching
plan?
1. During the first two weeks of
treatment, the client should cover his
mouth and
nose when he coughs or sneezes.
2. It is necessary for the client to wear
a mask at all times to prevent
transmission of
2
,the disease.
3. The family should support the client
to help reduce feeling of low self-
esteem and
isolation.
4. The client will be required to take
prescribed medication for a duration
of 6-9
months. - correct answer=✔✔4
The nurse's INITIAL priority when
managing a physically assaultive
client is to
1. restrict the client to the room.
2. place the client under one-to-one
supervision.
3. restore the client's self-control and
prevent further loss of control.
3
, 4. clear the immediate area of other
clients to prevent harm. - correct
answer=✔✔3
A client with newly diagnosed type I
diabetes mellitus is being seen by
the home health nurse. The physician
orders include: 1,200-calorie ADA
diet, 15 units of NPH insulin before
breakfast, and check blood sugar qid.
When the nurse visits the client at 5
PM, the nurse observes the man
performing a blood sugar analysis. The
result is 50 mg/dL. The nurse would
expect the client to be
1. confused with cold, clammy skin
and a pulse of 110.
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