ATI Comp. Predictor
Remediation
1.Allergies to bananas and kiwis: Risk Factors For Latex Allergy (AMS RN 10.0 Ch
95)
2.- No smoking in home, place a 'no smoking' sign on the front door and
bedroom door.
- Electrical equipment repaired and not damaged.
- No nylon, wool or synthetics. Only cotton items.
- Keep flammable items away from oxygen tanks.
- Have a fire escape plan and a fire extinguisher.: Home Oxygen Safety (FUND 9.0 Ch
13)
Safe Use of Equipment)
3.- Monitor WBC and electrolytes
- Admin antibiotics (if needed)
- Antipyretics (aspirin, acetaminophen)
- Prevent shivering, give blankets.
- Keep room temperature at 70-80 degrees.: Hyperthermia (FUND 9.0 Ch 27)
4.Alcohol: Cleansing Agents For Immunocompromised Patients (FUND 9.0 Ch 11)
5.Prevention: Encourage parents to allow their infant to lie prone for 30-60
minutes a day. Also, alternate the infant's head position each night.
Tx: PT and a helmet.: Treatment of Positional Plagiocephaly (NCC RN 10.0 Ch 42)
6.- Complete documentation every 15-30 minutes that describes the events the lead
to the need for restraints, alternative actions that were attempted prior, the time
treatment began, the clients current behavior, foods or fluids offered/taken, needs
provided and vitals, medications administered and time released from restaints.:
Caring for a Client Who Is in Seclusion and Restraints (MH RN 10.0 Ch 2)
7.- Instruct patient to take medication as directed, at the same time each day.
If a dose
is missed from a once-a-day schedule, take as soon as possible and return to regular
dosing schedule. If taking several doses a day, take missed dose as soon as
, ATI Comp. Predictor
Remediation
possible
within 4 hr of next scheduled dose; do not double doses. Consult health care
professional if doses are missed for 2 consecutive days.
- May cause drowsiness or dizziness.
- Caution patient to avoid alcohol and CNS depressants.
- Instruct patient on importance of maintaining good dental hygiene and seeing
dentist frequently for teeth cleaning to prevent tenderness, bleeding, and gingival
hyperplasia. Institution of oral hygiene program within 10 days of initiation of
phenytoin
therapy may minimize growth rate and severity of gingival enlargement. Pa- tients
under 23 yr of age and those taking doses 500 mg/day are at increased risk for
gingival hyperplasia.
- Advise diabetic patients to monitor blood glucose carefully and to notify health
care professional of significant changes.
- Advise patient not to take phenytoin within 2- 3 hr of antacids.: Teaching About
Phenytoin (Pharm RN 7.0 Ch 13)
8.- Painless, irregular frequency and intermittent.
- Decrease in frequency, duration and intensity with walking or position
changes.
-Felt in lower back or abdomen above the umbilicus.
Often stop with sleep or comfort measures such as oral hydration of emptying of the
bladder.
- No significant changes to the cervix.
- Cervix remains in posterior position.
- No bloody show
- Presenting part of the fetus is not engaged in the pelvis: Manifestations of False
Labor (MN RN 10.0 Ch 11)
9.- Begin assessing for fetal movement.
- Maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein (MSAFP): Screening Tests at 16 Weeks of
Gestation (MN RN 10.0 Ch 4)
, ATI Comp. Predictor
Remediation
10.- Posterior fontanel closes 6-8 weeks
- Anterior fontanel closes 12-18 months
(Pg. 15): Infants (2 Days to 1 Year): Expected Growth and Development Findings (NCC
RN 10.0 Ch 3)
11.3: Rides a tricycle, jumps off the bottom step, stands on one foot for a few
seconds.
4: Skips and hops on one foot, throws a ball overhead, and catches a ball.
5: Jumps rope, walks backwards with heel to toe and throws a ball and catches with
ease.
(Pg. 25): 3 to 6 Years: Developmental Age (NCC RN 10.0 Ch 5)
12.Consists of 30 minutes of moderate exercise (walking or swimming) dai- ly.:
Client Teaching About Exercise During Pregnancy (MN RN 10.0 Ch 4)
13.- Expressive and receptive aphasia (inability to speak and understand
language)
- Agnosia (unable to to recognize familiar objects)
- Alexia (reading difficulty)
- Agraphia (writing difficulty)
- Extremity paralysis or weakness
- Slow cautious behavior
- Vision loss: Stroke: Priority Findings to Assess (AMS RN 10.0 Ch 15)
14.Protein and folic acid.: Preventing Neural Tube Defects (MN RN 10.0 Ch 5)
15.Headache, nausea, vomiting, muscle pain, irritability, inability to focus and
drowsiness.: Use and Addictive Disorders: Stimulant Withdrawal (RM MH RN 10.0 Ch
18)
16.UTI: 3 L of fluids
Pyelonephritis: 2 L of fluids
Glomerulonephritis: Fluid restriction: Infections of the Renal and Urinary System:
Dietary Choices (AMS RN 10.0 Ch 60)
17.- Decreased creatine
- Fluid retention
- Decreased urine output
- SOB
- Fatigue
- Weakness
- Confusion: Assessing for Nephrotoxicity (Pharm RN 7.0 Ch 45)
Remediation
1.Allergies to bananas and kiwis: Risk Factors For Latex Allergy (AMS RN 10.0 Ch
95)
2.- No smoking in home, place a 'no smoking' sign on the front door and
bedroom door.
- Electrical equipment repaired and not damaged.
- No nylon, wool or synthetics. Only cotton items.
- Keep flammable items away from oxygen tanks.
- Have a fire escape plan and a fire extinguisher.: Home Oxygen Safety (FUND 9.0 Ch
13)
Safe Use of Equipment)
3.- Monitor WBC and electrolytes
- Admin antibiotics (if needed)
- Antipyretics (aspirin, acetaminophen)
- Prevent shivering, give blankets.
- Keep room temperature at 70-80 degrees.: Hyperthermia (FUND 9.0 Ch 27)
4.Alcohol: Cleansing Agents For Immunocompromised Patients (FUND 9.0 Ch 11)
5.Prevention: Encourage parents to allow their infant to lie prone for 30-60
minutes a day. Also, alternate the infant's head position each night.
Tx: PT and a helmet.: Treatment of Positional Plagiocephaly (NCC RN 10.0 Ch 42)
6.- Complete documentation every 15-30 minutes that describes the events the lead
to the need for restraints, alternative actions that were attempted prior, the time
treatment began, the clients current behavior, foods or fluids offered/taken, needs
provided and vitals, medications administered and time released from restaints.:
Caring for a Client Who Is in Seclusion and Restraints (MH RN 10.0 Ch 2)
7.- Instruct patient to take medication as directed, at the same time each day.
If a dose
is missed from a once-a-day schedule, take as soon as possible and return to regular
dosing schedule. If taking several doses a day, take missed dose as soon as
, ATI Comp. Predictor
Remediation
possible
within 4 hr of next scheduled dose; do not double doses. Consult health care
professional if doses are missed for 2 consecutive days.
- May cause drowsiness or dizziness.
- Caution patient to avoid alcohol and CNS depressants.
- Instruct patient on importance of maintaining good dental hygiene and seeing
dentist frequently for teeth cleaning to prevent tenderness, bleeding, and gingival
hyperplasia. Institution of oral hygiene program within 10 days of initiation of
phenytoin
therapy may minimize growth rate and severity of gingival enlargement. Pa- tients
under 23 yr of age and those taking doses 500 mg/day are at increased risk for
gingival hyperplasia.
- Advise diabetic patients to monitor blood glucose carefully and to notify health
care professional of significant changes.
- Advise patient not to take phenytoin within 2- 3 hr of antacids.: Teaching About
Phenytoin (Pharm RN 7.0 Ch 13)
8.- Painless, irregular frequency and intermittent.
- Decrease in frequency, duration and intensity with walking or position
changes.
-Felt in lower back or abdomen above the umbilicus.
Often stop with sleep or comfort measures such as oral hydration of emptying of the
bladder.
- No significant changes to the cervix.
- Cervix remains in posterior position.
- No bloody show
- Presenting part of the fetus is not engaged in the pelvis: Manifestations of False
Labor (MN RN 10.0 Ch 11)
9.- Begin assessing for fetal movement.
- Maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein (MSAFP): Screening Tests at 16 Weeks of
Gestation (MN RN 10.0 Ch 4)
, ATI Comp. Predictor
Remediation
10.- Posterior fontanel closes 6-8 weeks
- Anterior fontanel closes 12-18 months
(Pg. 15): Infants (2 Days to 1 Year): Expected Growth and Development Findings (NCC
RN 10.0 Ch 3)
11.3: Rides a tricycle, jumps off the bottom step, stands on one foot for a few
seconds.
4: Skips and hops on one foot, throws a ball overhead, and catches a ball.
5: Jumps rope, walks backwards with heel to toe and throws a ball and catches with
ease.
(Pg. 25): 3 to 6 Years: Developmental Age (NCC RN 10.0 Ch 5)
12.Consists of 30 minutes of moderate exercise (walking or swimming) dai- ly.:
Client Teaching About Exercise During Pregnancy (MN RN 10.0 Ch 4)
13.- Expressive and receptive aphasia (inability to speak and understand
language)
- Agnosia (unable to to recognize familiar objects)
- Alexia (reading difficulty)
- Agraphia (writing difficulty)
- Extremity paralysis or weakness
- Slow cautious behavior
- Vision loss: Stroke: Priority Findings to Assess (AMS RN 10.0 Ch 15)
14.Protein and folic acid.: Preventing Neural Tube Defects (MN RN 10.0 Ch 5)
15.Headache, nausea, vomiting, muscle pain, irritability, inability to focus and
drowsiness.: Use and Addictive Disorders: Stimulant Withdrawal (RM MH RN 10.0 Ch
18)
16.UTI: 3 L of fluids
Pyelonephritis: 2 L of fluids
Glomerulonephritis: Fluid restriction: Infections of the Renal and Urinary System:
Dietary Choices (AMS RN 10.0 Ch 60)
17.- Decreased creatine
- Fluid retention
- Decreased urine output
- SOB
- Fatigue
- Weakness
- Confusion: Assessing for Nephrotoxicity (Pharm RN 7.0 Ch 45)
