ATI Fundamentals CMS Proctored Exam
(Latest 2026) | Verified Questions &
100% Correct Answers
a nurse is caringrfor a client (patient) who has restraintsrto each
extremity. Which of the following assessments shoul d thernurse perform
first? --SOLUTION--comfort level
a charge nurse is monitoring the documentation of the medication by a
Newley licensed nurse. Thercharge nurse should intervene if the Newley
licensed nurse uses which of the following -
correctranswer SSrfor sliding scale or MS for magnesium sulfate
a nurse is caringrfor a client (patient) who has TB. Which of the following
precautionsrshould the nurse plan to imple ment ? --SOLUTION--
Airborne (N95)
A nurse is reaching a client (patient) and his family how to care for the
client (patient)'s tracheostomy at home. Which of the fo llowing should
the nurse include in the teaching? --SOLUTION-- Usertracheostomy covers
when outdoors
Arhome health nurse isrperformingra follow-
uprvisitrfor a client (patient) who hasra gastrostomy tube through which
they receive intermittent feedings and medic ations. The client (patient)
has recently developed diarrhea. Which of therfollowing findings should
,the nurse identif y as a possible
cause of the diarrhea? --SOLUTION--The client
(patient)'s care giver washed out the feeding bag once
every 24 hours with warm
water
A nurse is performingra home safety assessment for a client (patient) who
isrreceivingrsupplemental oxygen. Which o f the following observations
should the nurse identify as proper safety protocol? -
correct answer The client (patient) uses no acetone nail polish remover.
Nurse caring for a client (patient) who hasra respiratory infection. What
technique should she use when preforming n asotracheal suctioning? --
SOLUTION-- Apply intermittent suction when withdrawingrthe
catheter.
The pt has a stage 2 pressure injury. what kind of dressing do you apply? -
-SOLUTION--Hydrocolloid
, Client (patient) has terminal illnessrand is at the end of life. Which one of
the following statements by the client (patient)'s part ner
indicatesreffective coping?
A. I am not worried because I still have hope that he will be okay
B. I am relying on support from our family during this time
C. We can plan our family reunion once he recoversrand comes home
D. We don't see any reason to start discussing funeral
arrangementsrright now --SOLUTION--I am relying on
support from our family at this time
A nurse is assessing an older adult client (patient) for fall risk. Which of
the followingrshould the nurse use to identify the client (patient)srsafety
needsr--SOLUTION--pupil clarity
visual fields
visual
activity
correct use of cane --SOLUTION--the client (patient)rholds the cane on
the stronger side of her body
Arnurse is initiating a protective environment for a client (patient) who
has had an allogeneicrstem cell transplant. W hich of the following
precautionsrshould the nurse plan for this client (patient)? -
correctranswer makersurerthe client (patient)rwears a mask outside of
her room if there isrconstruction in the area
(Latest 2026) | Verified Questions &
100% Correct Answers
a nurse is caringrfor a client (patient) who has restraintsrto each
extremity. Which of the following assessments shoul d thernurse perform
first? --SOLUTION--comfort level
a charge nurse is monitoring the documentation of the medication by a
Newley licensed nurse. Thercharge nurse should intervene if the Newley
licensed nurse uses which of the following -
correctranswer SSrfor sliding scale or MS for magnesium sulfate
a nurse is caringrfor a client (patient) who has TB. Which of the following
precautionsrshould the nurse plan to imple ment ? --SOLUTION--
Airborne (N95)
A nurse is reaching a client (patient) and his family how to care for the
client (patient)'s tracheostomy at home. Which of the fo llowing should
the nurse include in the teaching? --SOLUTION-- Usertracheostomy covers
when outdoors
Arhome health nurse isrperformingra follow-
uprvisitrfor a client (patient) who hasra gastrostomy tube through which
they receive intermittent feedings and medic ations. The client (patient)
has recently developed diarrhea. Which of therfollowing findings should
,the nurse identif y as a possible
cause of the diarrhea? --SOLUTION--The client
(patient)'s care giver washed out the feeding bag once
every 24 hours with warm
water
A nurse is performingra home safety assessment for a client (patient) who
isrreceivingrsupplemental oxygen. Which o f the following observations
should the nurse identify as proper safety protocol? -
correct answer The client (patient) uses no acetone nail polish remover.
Nurse caring for a client (patient) who hasra respiratory infection. What
technique should she use when preforming n asotracheal suctioning? --
SOLUTION-- Apply intermittent suction when withdrawingrthe
catheter.
The pt has a stage 2 pressure injury. what kind of dressing do you apply? -
-SOLUTION--Hydrocolloid
, Client (patient) has terminal illnessrand is at the end of life. Which one of
the following statements by the client (patient)'s part ner
indicatesreffective coping?
A. I am not worried because I still have hope that he will be okay
B. I am relying on support from our family during this time
C. We can plan our family reunion once he recoversrand comes home
D. We don't see any reason to start discussing funeral
arrangementsrright now --SOLUTION--I am relying on
support from our family at this time
A nurse is assessing an older adult client (patient) for fall risk. Which of
the followingrshould the nurse use to identify the client (patient)srsafety
needsr--SOLUTION--pupil clarity
visual fields
visual
activity
correct use of cane --SOLUTION--the client (patient)rholds the cane on
the stronger side of her body
Arnurse is initiating a protective environment for a client (patient) who
has had an allogeneicrstem cell transplant. W hich of the following
precautionsrshould the nurse plan for this client (patient)? -
correctranswer makersurerthe client (patient)rwears a mask outside of
her room if there isrconstruction in the area
