Management Proctored ATI Actual Exam Questions And Answers
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1. clinical care as- Nurses can only delegate tasks appropriated for the skill
sigments/ AP and education level of the health care team member who
is receiving the assignment
2. Nurse scope of What you can and cannot do as a nurse
practice
3. organizing care nurses must continuously set and reset priorities in order
for multiple to meet the needs of multiple clients and to maintain client
clients safety.
4. priority finding to prioritize systemic before local, acute before chronic, ac-
report tual problems before potential problems, listen carefully
don't assume, recognize and respond to trends vs tran-
sient findings
5. making a clinical do an assessment of limbs and skin turgor to address if
decision about dehydrated or not, then follow diet if NPO and give more
hydration status IV if necessary,
6. Assisting a client Let the Pt. discuss their concerns with you, be open mind-
who is preparing ed to the discussion and be an advocate for your Pt. Use
for death therapeutic communication to help ease anxiety.
7. discharge teach- have someone drive you home, relax for 24 hours after
ing for cataract surgery, do not rub eye, sleep on back or unoperated side,
surgery bandage and protect eye for 2 days and 2 nights
8. client care in an- Provide high quality care, observe and monitor pregnant
tepartum clinic moms for any changes in her or the baby, evaluate fetal
well being
9. performance re- formal system for conducting performance appraisals
view for AP should be in place and used consistently. performance
appraisal tools should reflect the staff member's job de-
scription and can be based on various types of scales and
survey's.
10. understanding of The publication of a false statement that deliberately or
libel carelessly damages someone's reputation
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11. prioritization of establishing priorities in nursing practice requires that the
client care nurse make these decisions based on evidence obtained
during shift reports, review of documentation, continuous-
ly and accurately collecting client data.
12. newborn data How the baby reacts, ABC's, vitals, if there are any prob-
collection lems during birth or after birth. Blood tests.
13. Responding to Make sure family requests don't go against Pt. will and
family requests wishes if written down. Be an advocate for Pt. still. Let them
know what you can and cannot do.
14. Maintaining Nurses must not disclose clients' information to unautho-
client rized individuals OR family members who request it in
confidentiality person or by telephone or email. Nurses should ask any
person inquiring about a client's status for the code and
disclose information only when the individual can give the
code. So if something arises, have that family member or
individual know to contact the CLIENT to get information.
15. teaching about can cause serious long term complications if not treated,
chlamydia get treated right away, let others sexual active partners
know and inform them of situation.
16. evaluating fire RACE is so important to follow, know the location of ex-
safety perfor- its, alarms, fire extinguishers, and oxygen turnoff valves,
mance make sure equipment does not block fire doors, know the
evacuation plan for unit and the facility.
17. delegating AP of RN's cannot delegate the nursing process, client educa-
a disaster tion, or tasks that require clinical judgment to AP
18. Droplet precau- Methods of infection control that must be used for patients
tions known or suspected to be infected with pathogens trans-
mitted by large particle droplets expelled during coughing,
sneezing, talking, or laughing.
19. Home oxygen use and store oxygen equipment according to the man-
therapy safety ufacturer's recommendation, use a no smoking sign on
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100%Verified/Graded A+{Latest 2024/2025}
1. clinical care as- Nurses can only delegate tasks appropriated for the skill
sigments/ AP and education level of the health care team member who
is receiving the assignment
2. Nurse scope of What you can and cannot do as a nurse
practice
3. organizing care nurses must continuously set and reset priorities in order
for multiple to meet the needs of multiple clients and to maintain client
clients safety.
4. priority finding to prioritize systemic before local, acute before chronic, ac-
report tual problems before potential problems, listen carefully
don't assume, recognize and respond to trends vs tran-
sient findings
5. making a clinical do an assessment of limbs and skin turgor to address if
decision about dehydrated or not, then follow diet if NPO and give more
hydration status IV if necessary,
6. Assisting a client Let the Pt. discuss their concerns with you, be open mind-
who is preparing ed to the discussion and be an advocate for your Pt. Use
for death therapeutic communication to help ease anxiety.
7. discharge teach- have someone drive you home, relax for 24 hours after
ing for cataract surgery, do not rub eye, sleep on back or unoperated side,
surgery bandage and protect eye for 2 days and 2 nights
8. client care in an- Provide high quality care, observe and monitor pregnant
tepartum clinic moms for any changes in her or the baby, evaluate fetal
well being
9. performance re- formal system for conducting performance appraisals
view for AP should be in place and used consistently. performance
appraisal tools should reflect the staff member's job de-
scription and can be based on various types of scales and
survey's.
10. understanding of The publication of a false statement that deliberately or
libel carelessly damages someone's reputation
1/5
, Management Proctored ATI
11. prioritization of establishing priorities in nursing practice requires that the
client care nurse make these decisions based on evidence obtained
during shift reports, review of documentation, continuous-
ly and accurately collecting client data.
12. newborn data How the baby reacts, ABC's, vitals, if there are any prob-
collection lems during birth or after birth. Blood tests.
13. Responding to Make sure family requests don't go against Pt. will and
family requests wishes if written down. Be an advocate for Pt. still. Let them
know what you can and cannot do.
14. Maintaining Nurses must not disclose clients' information to unautho-
client rized individuals OR family members who request it in
confidentiality person or by telephone or email. Nurses should ask any
person inquiring about a client's status for the code and
disclose information only when the individual can give the
code. So if something arises, have that family member or
individual know to contact the CLIENT to get information.
15. teaching about can cause serious long term complications if not treated,
chlamydia get treated right away, let others sexual active partners
know and inform them of situation.
16. evaluating fire RACE is so important to follow, know the location of ex-
safety perfor- its, alarms, fire extinguishers, and oxygen turnoff valves,
mance make sure equipment does not block fire doors, know the
evacuation plan for unit and the facility.
17. delegating AP of RN's cannot delegate the nursing process, client educa-
a disaster tion, or tasks that require clinical judgment to AP
18. Droplet precau- Methods of infection control that must be used for patients
tions known or suspected to be infected with pathogens trans-
mitted by large particle droplets expelled during coughing,
sneezing, talking, or laughing.
19. Home oxygen use and store oxygen equipment according to the man-
therapy safety ufacturer's recommendation, use a no smoking sign on
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