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NGN ATI LEADERSHIP PROCTORED
NEWEST VERSION 2024-2025 COMPLETE
180 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW
VERSION!!
A male client who recently learned that he has Huntington's
disease tells the nurse that he does not want his daughter to
know about the disease because she may someday want to have
a child of her own. Which intervention should the nurse
implement?
A. Notify the health department of the client's condition.
B. Suggest to the daughter the value of genetic screening.
C. Advise the client to weigh all possible outcomes prior to the
decision. (anh Tâm)
D. Explain that his daughter has a right to know of potential
health problems. - ANSWER- B. Suggest to the daughter the
value of genetic screening.
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The nurse is caring for a group of clients on a surgical unit.
Which action should the nurse implement first?
A. Obtain vital signs on an assigned client and record on the
graphic sheet.
B. Determine if the client scheduled for surgery is prepared to
go to the operating room.
C. Assess a client who needs to be transferred to a long-term
care facility.
D. Direct the family members of a client in the operating room
to the waiting area. - ANSWER- B. Determine if the client
scheduled for surgery is prepared to go to the operating room.
Which use of technology by the nurse is most likely to result in
a violation of health insurance Portability and Accountability
Act (HIPAA)?
A. Digital photography is used to document wound healing in
the electronic record.
B. Personal mobile devises are used to receive prescriptions
from healthcare providers.
C. Clients are allowed access to their personal electronic health
record (HER).
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D. Encrypted email is used to communicate client data among
the healthcare team. - ANSWER- B. Personal mobile devises are
used to receive prescriptions from healthcare providers.
Following a six-week refresher course, a female nurse who has
been out of the workforce for 10 years is assigned to a medical
unit for orientation. After the first week of orientation, the
charge nurse notes that the orientee is overwhelmed by her daily
assignment, which are less than one-half the assignments of the
regular staff, and the assignments are incomplete at the end of
each day. The following week, which action is best for the
charge nurse to take?
A. Wait until the end of the second week to see if the orientee is
able to complete her assignments.
B. Assign the orientee to work with an experienced nurse who is
a long-time, efficient employee.
C. Inform the supervisor that for client safety this nurse should
be assigned to a slower-paced unit.
D. Talk to the orientee and ask her if she has considered
working in a less stressful environment. - ANSWER- B. Assign
the orientee to work with an experienced nurse who is a long-
time, efficient employee.
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An adult woman with metastatic pancreatic cancer has requested
that no heroic measures are implemented to save her life.
Instructions from the healthcare provider have been received to
transfer the client to a palliative care room. What action is most
important for the nurse to take?
A. Take the family to the client's new room.
B. Give a detailed report to accepting nurse.
C. Give client written information about end-of-life care.
D. Ensure transfer of the client's electronic chart code. -
ANSWER- B. Give a detailed report to accepting nurse.
An unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) stuck in the palm of
the hand by needle that is found in the bed linen of a client
diagnosed with Hepatitis B. Which action should the charge
nurse instruct the UAP to do first?
A Have blood tests drawn her policy.
B Wash hands with soap and water.
C Report to the employee health nurse.
D Complete and file an incident report. - ANSWER- B Wash
hands with soap and water.
NGN ATI LEADERSHIP PROCTORED
NEWEST VERSION 2024-2025 COMPLETE
180 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW
VERSION!!
A male client who recently learned that he has Huntington's
disease tells the nurse that he does not want his daughter to
know about the disease because she may someday want to have
a child of her own. Which intervention should the nurse
implement?
A. Notify the health department of the client's condition.
B. Suggest to the daughter the value of genetic screening.
C. Advise the client to weigh all possible outcomes prior to the
decision. (anh Tâm)
D. Explain that his daughter has a right to know of potential
health problems. - ANSWER- B. Suggest to the daughter the
value of genetic screening.
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The nurse is caring for a group of clients on a surgical unit.
Which action should the nurse implement first?
A. Obtain vital signs on an assigned client and record on the
graphic sheet.
B. Determine if the client scheduled for surgery is prepared to
go to the operating room.
C. Assess a client who needs to be transferred to a long-term
care facility.
D. Direct the family members of a client in the operating room
to the waiting area. - ANSWER- B. Determine if the client
scheduled for surgery is prepared to go to the operating room.
Which use of technology by the nurse is most likely to result in
a violation of health insurance Portability and Accountability
Act (HIPAA)?
A. Digital photography is used to document wound healing in
the electronic record.
B. Personal mobile devises are used to receive prescriptions
from healthcare providers.
C. Clients are allowed access to their personal electronic health
record (HER).
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D. Encrypted email is used to communicate client data among
the healthcare team. - ANSWER- B. Personal mobile devises are
used to receive prescriptions from healthcare providers.
Following a six-week refresher course, a female nurse who has
been out of the workforce for 10 years is assigned to a medical
unit for orientation. After the first week of orientation, the
charge nurse notes that the orientee is overwhelmed by her daily
assignment, which are less than one-half the assignments of the
regular staff, and the assignments are incomplete at the end of
each day. The following week, which action is best for the
charge nurse to take?
A. Wait until the end of the second week to see if the orientee is
able to complete her assignments.
B. Assign the orientee to work with an experienced nurse who is
a long-time, efficient employee.
C. Inform the supervisor that for client safety this nurse should
be assigned to a slower-paced unit.
D. Talk to the orientee and ask her if she has considered
working in a less stressful environment. - ANSWER- B. Assign
the orientee to work with an experienced nurse who is a long-
time, efficient employee.
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An adult woman with metastatic pancreatic cancer has requested
that no heroic measures are implemented to save her life.
Instructions from the healthcare provider have been received to
transfer the client to a palliative care room. What action is most
important for the nurse to take?
A. Take the family to the client's new room.
B. Give a detailed report to accepting nurse.
C. Give client written information about end-of-life care.
D. Ensure transfer of the client's electronic chart code. -
ANSWER- B. Give a detailed report to accepting nurse.
An unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) stuck in the palm of
the hand by needle that is found in the bed linen of a client
diagnosed with Hepatitis B. Which action should the charge
nurse instruct the UAP to do first?
A Have blood tests drawn her policy.
B Wash hands with soap and water.
C Report to the employee health nurse.
D Complete and file an incident report. - ANSWER- B Wash
hands with soap and water.
