COMPLETE SIMPLE ATI RN Capstone
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Cor Pulmonale Right-sided heart failure due to lung issues.
Alzheimer's Care Assist clients with feeding and daily activities.
Subdural Hematoma Blood collection between brain and dura mater.
Cerebral Edema Swelling of the brain due to fluid accumulation.
Vaginal Discharge Increased discharge may indicate complications in pregnancy.
Subtotal Thyroidectomy Surgical removal of part of the thyroid gland.
Haldol Side Effects Milk production due to prolactin increase from medication.
Intermittent Peritoneal Dialysis (IPD) Dialysis method using the peritoneum for filtration.
C. difficile Precautions Use gowns and gloves for family visiting infected clients.
Oliguria Low urine output, indicating possible kidney issues.
Rebound Tenderness Pain upon release of pressure in the abdomen.
Sublingual Nitroglycerin Medication for angina; take at onset of pain.
Morphine Administration Monitor for respiratory depression after IV push.
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) Nutritional support delivered intravenously.
Diazepam (Valium) Anxiolytic medication for anxiety relief.
Post-Myelogram Care Encourage fluid intake to prevent dehydration.
Peripheral Edema Swelling due to fluid retention in tissues.
Cheyne-Stokes Respirations Abnormal breathing pattern with periods of apnea.
Potassium Chloride Electrolyte supplement used for hypokalemia.
Calcium Gluconate Used to treat hypocalcemia and cardiac issues.
Suction Equipment Devices used to clear airway obstructions.
Cloudy Dialysate Outflow Indicates possible infection during dialysis.
Haloperidol Antipsychotic medication for managing severe agitation.
Serum Potassium Critical lab value to monitor with spironolactone.
Valproic Acid Monitoring Check thrombocytes and liver function regularly.
, Nursing Assistant Role Supportive tasks under RN supervision for clients.
Client Safety Assess gait to prevent falls in dementia patients.
Flumazenil A medication used to treat symptoms of benzodiazepine overdose.
Levodopa/Carbidopa A medication prescribed for Parkinson's disease that requires monitoring
for orthostatic hypotension.
Lithium Carbonate A medication that can lead to toxicity when taken with NSAIDs like
ibuprofen, which increase renal reabsorption.
Partial Gastrectomy and Vagotomy (Billroth I) A surgical procedure for peptic ulcer
patients; clients should avoid eating large meals high in simple sugars and liquids.
1,200-calorie ADA diet A dietary plan for clients with newly diagnosed type I diabetes
mellitus.
Blood Sugar Analysis Result 50 mg/dL The nurse would expect the client to be confused
with cold, clammy skin and a pulse of 110.
Intracranial Pressure Indicator A high-pitched cry in a four-month-old infant could
indicate an increase in intracranial pressure.
Nonstress Test Preparation Instruct the client to push a button when she feels fetal movement.
Heat Stroke Symptoms A client with heat stroke will exhibit hypotension.
Nutritional Status Improvement The best indication after 4 days of TPN is a patient's
albumin level of 4.0 mg/dL.
Promoting Client Independence The nurse should instruct the client to focus on gradually
resuming self-care tasks.
Phlebitis Management After removing the IV catheter, the nurse should place a warm compress
over the IV site.
Client Autonomy A client's decision not to have surgery despite significant blockages is an
example of autonomy.
Wound Irrigation Procedure The nurse should cleanse the wound from the center outwards.
NG Tube Irrigation To maintain fluid and electrolyte balance, 0.9% sodium chloride should be
used for irrigation.
Dementia Injury Prevention Using a bed exit alarm system minimizes the risk for injury in
clients with dementia.
Tuberculosis Care Place the client in a negative pressure room and wear gloves when
assisting with oral care.
Indwelling Urinary Catheter Removal Pouring warm water over the client's perineum is an
intervention for difficulty voiding.
24-Hour Urine Collection Understanding A client statement indicating understanding of the
procedure is required.
Bowel Movement Defecation process involving stool elimination.
Urine Specimen Sample of urine for diagnostic testing.
Digoxin Toxicity Risk from low potassium levels affecting heart.
Furosemide Diuretic medication used to reduce fluid retention.
Dumping Syndrome Rapid gastric emptying causing gastrointestinal symptoms.
Clear Liquid Diet Diet consisting of clear fluids for digestive rest.
Verapamil Calcium channel blocker that can enhance digoxin effects.
Ambulation Walking or moving about for physical activity.
Fall Risk Increased likelihood of falling due to health issues.
Ethical Principle of Justice Fair treatment and equal access to healthcare.
Proctored Comprehensive Assessment
2024-2025 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
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Cor Pulmonale Right-sided heart failure due to lung issues.
Alzheimer's Care Assist clients with feeding and daily activities.
Subdural Hematoma Blood collection between brain and dura mater.
Cerebral Edema Swelling of the brain due to fluid accumulation.
Vaginal Discharge Increased discharge may indicate complications in pregnancy.
Subtotal Thyroidectomy Surgical removal of part of the thyroid gland.
Haldol Side Effects Milk production due to prolactin increase from medication.
Intermittent Peritoneal Dialysis (IPD) Dialysis method using the peritoneum for filtration.
C. difficile Precautions Use gowns and gloves for family visiting infected clients.
Oliguria Low urine output, indicating possible kidney issues.
Rebound Tenderness Pain upon release of pressure in the abdomen.
Sublingual Nitroglycerin Medication for angina; take at onset of pain.
Morphine Administration Monitor for respiratory depression after IV push.
Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) Nutritional support delivered intravenously.
Diazepam (Valium) Anxiolytic medication for anxiety relief.
Post-Myelogram Care Encourage fluid intake to prevent dehydration.
Peripheral Edema Swelling due to fluid retention in tissues.
Cheyne-Stokes Respirations Abnormal breathing pattern with periods of apnea.
Potassium Chloride Electrolyte supplement used for hypokalemia.
Calcium Gluconate Used to treat hypocalcemia and cardiac issues.
Suction Equipment Devices used to clear airway obstructions.
Cloudy Dialysate Outflow Indicates possible infection during dialysis.
Haloperidol Antipsychotic medication for managing severe agitation.
Serum Potassium Critical lab value to monitor with spironolactone.
Valproic Acid Monitoring Check thrombocytes and liver function regularly.
, Nursing Assistant Role Supportive tasks under RN supervision for clients.
Client Safety Assess gait to prevent falls in dementia patients.
Flumazenil A medication used to treat symptoms of benzodiazepine overdose.
Levodopa/Carbidopa A medication prescribed for Parkinson's disease that requires monitoring
for orthostatic hypotension.
Lithium Carbonate A medication that can lead to toxicity when taken with NSAIDs like
ibuprofen, which increase renal reabsorption.
Partial Gastrectomy and Vagotomy (Billroth I) A surgical procedure for peptic ulcer
patients; clients should avoid eating large meals high in simple sugars and liquids.
1,200-calorie ADA diet A dietary plan for clients with newly diagnosed type I diabetes
mellitus.
Blood Sugar Analysis Result 50 mg/dL The nurse would expect the client to be confused
with cold, clammy skin and a pulse of 110.
Intracranial Pressure Indicator A high-pitched cry in a four-month-old infant could
indicate an increase in intracranial pressure.
Nonstress Test Preparation Instruct the client to push a button when she feels fetal movement.
Heat Stroke Symptoms A client with heat stroke will exhibit hypotension.
Nutritional Status Improvement The best indication after 4 days of TPN is a patient's
albumin level of 4.0 mg/dL.
Promoting Client Independence The nurse should instruct the client to focus on gradually
resuming self-care tasks.
Phlebitis Management After removing the IV catheter, the nurse should place a warm compress
over the IV site.
Client Autonomy A client's decision not to have surgery despite significant blockages is an
example of autonomy.
Wound Irrigation Procedure The nurse should cleanse the wound from the center outwards.
NG Tube Irrigation To maintain fluid and electrolyte balance, 0.9% sodium chloride should be
used for irrigation.
Dementia Injury Prevention Using a bed exit alarm system minimizes the risk for injury in
clients with dementia.
Tuberculosis Care Place the client in a negative pressure room and wear gloves when
assisting with oral care.
Indwelling Urinary Catheter Removal Pouring warm water over the client's perineum is an
intervention for difficulty voiding.
24-Hour Urine Collection Understanding A client statement indicating understanding of the
procedure is required.
Bowel Movement Defecation process involving stool elimination.
Urine Specimen Sample of urine for diagnostic testing.
Digoxin Toxicity Risk from low potassium levels affecting heart.
Furosemide Diuretic medication used to reduce fluid retention.
Dumping Syndrome Rapid gastric emptying causing gastrointestinal symptoms.
Clear Liquid Diet Diet consisting of clear fluids for digestive rest.
Verapamil Calcium channel blocker that can enhance digoxin effects.
Ambulation Walking or moving about for physical activity.
Fall Risk Increased likelihood of falling due to health issues.
Ethical Principle of Justice Fair treatment and equal access to healthcare.
