ATI Questions - Fundamentals for Nursing
questions well answered to pass
1. a nurse is explaining the differences among the
var-
B
ious agencies that address health care. The nurse C
should note that which of the following are health care E
regulatory agencies? (Select all the apply) C) secondary
A) American Nurses Association (ANA) D) tertiary
B) the joint commission
C)state boards of nursing
D) National League for Nursing (NLN)
E)Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
2. A nurse is explaining the various types of
health care coverage clients might have to a
group of nursing students. The nurse should
mention which of the fol- lowing health care
financing mechanisms are federally funded?
(Select all the apply)
A) Preferred provider organization (PPO)
B) medicare
C)long-term care insurance
D) exclusive provider organization (EPO)
E)medicaid
3. a hospital is conducting a community blood
pressure screening in its lobby. This is an
example of which of the following levels of
care?
A) preventive
B) primary
,ATI Questions - Fundamentals for Nursing
questions well answered to pass
(CH.1)
B: a screening is an
at- tempt to detect an
BE
undiag- nosed disease
(CH.1)
at its earli- est stage,
and its an exam- ple of
primary care. (CH.1)
4. A client in a managed care organization (MCO) requires C: in an MCO,
the provider
hospitalization. Which of the following oversees all of the
parties must first approve the admission? clent's care including
hospital-
,ATI Questions - Fundamentals for Nursing
questions well answered to pass
A) emergency department physician izations, therefore, the
B) utilization review committee provider must approve
C)provider the admission.
D) managed care administrator (CH.1)
5. A nursing instructor is explaining the various A
levels of health care services to a group of
students. Which of B
the following examples of care or care settings should C
the nurse classify as tertiary care? (Select all (CH.1)
that ap- ply)
A) intensive care unit
B) oncology treatment center
C)burn center
D) cardiac rehabilitation
E)home health care
6. A nurse is caring for an older adult client who D: a social worker can
lives
alone and is to be discharged in 3 days. He states that make
arrangements for a
it is difficult to prepare adequate nutritious feeding
meals at home for just one person. To which
of the following members of the health care
team should the nurse refer him?
A) registered dietician
B) occupational therapist
C)physical therapist
D) social worker
7. A goal for a client who has difficulty with self-
, ATI Questions - Fundamentals for Nursing
questions well answered to pass
meal delivery service to provide nutritious meals daily, or recommend
a congregate meal site near the client's home.
(CH2) D: an occupational
thera-
due to rheumatoid arthritis is to use adaptive devices. pist can assist
clients who
The nurse caring for the client should initiate a referral have
physical challenges
with which of the following members of the to use adaptive
interpro- fessional care team? devices and strategies
to help with
questions well answered to pass
1. a nurse is explaining the differences among the
var-
B
ious agencies that address health care. The nurse C
should note that which of the following are health care E
regulatory agencies? (Select all the apply) C) secondary
A) American Nurses Association (ANA) D) tertiary
B) the joint commission
C)state boards of nursing
D) National League for Nursing (NLN)
E)Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
2. A nurse is explaining the various types of
health care coverage clients might have to a
group of nursing students. The nurse should
mention which of the fol- lowing health care
financing mechanisms are federally funded?
(Select all the apply)
A) Preferred provider organization (PPO)
B) medicare
C)long-term care insurance
D) exclusive provider organization (EPO)
E)medicaid
3. a hospital is conducting a community blood
pressure screening in its lobby. This is an
example of which of the following levels of
care?
A) preventive
B) primary
,ATI Questions - Fundamentals for Nursing
questions well answered to pass
(CH.1)
B: a screening is an
at- tempt to detect an
BE
undiag- nosed disease
(CH.1)
at its earli- est stage,
and its an exam- ple of
primary care. (CH.1)
4. A client in a managed care organization (MCO) requires C: in an MCO,
the provider
hospitalization. Which of the following oversees all of the
parties must first approve the admission? clent's care including
hospital-
,ATI Questions - Fundamentals for Nursing
questions well answered to pass
A) emergency department physician izations, therefore, the
B) utilization review committee provider must approve
C)provider the admission.
D) managed care administrator (CH.1)
5. A nursing instructor is explaining the various A
levels of health care services to a group of
students. Which of B
the following examples of care or care settings should C
the nurse classify as tertiary care? (Select all (CH.1)
that ap- ply)
A) intensive care unit
B) oncology treatment center
C)burn center
D) cardiac rehabilitation
E)home health care
6. A nurse is caring for an older adult client who D: a social worker can
lives
alone and is to be discharged in 3 days. He states that make
arrangements for a
it is difficult to prepare adequate nutritious feeding
meals at home for just one person. To which
of the following members of the health care
team should the nurse refer him?
A) registered dietician
B) occupational therapist
C)physical therapist
D) social worker
7. A goal for a client who has difficulty with self-
, ATI Questions - Fundamentals for Nursing
questions well answered to pass
meal delivery service to provide nutritious meals daily, or recommend
a congregate meal site near the client's home.
(CH2) D: an occupational
thera-
due to rheumatoid arthritis is to use adaptive devices. pist can assist
clients who
The nurse caring for the client should initiate a referral have
physical challenges
with which of the following members of the to use adaptive
interpro- fessional care team? devices and strategies
to help with
