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ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR
2023 EXIT EXAM WITH NGN
Fluid intake restriction - ANSWER Limiting fluid consumption for medical reasons.
Inhalation technique - ANSWER Method of using an inhaler for effective
medication delivery.
Pain management - ANSWER Approaches to alleviate discomfort in patients.
Client advocacy - ANSWER Supporting clients' best interests and health decisions.
Assessment skills - ANSWER Ability to evaluate patient conditions accurately.
Ethical client care - ANSWER Providing care based on moral principles and
standards.
Skin Traction Weight Limit - ANSWER Maximum weight for skin traction is 4.5 kg.
Sterile Dressing Change - ANSWER First step is opening outermost flap away from
body.
Dorsalis Pedis Pulse - ANSWER Palpated lateral to extensor hallucis longus
tendon.
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Tonic-Clonic Seizure Care - ANSWER Place pillow under child's head to prevent
injury.
Zolpidem Use - ANSWER Increased fall rate postoperatively; report to risk
manager.
Wet-to-Dry Dressing Change - ANSWER Clean wound from center to outer edges.
Tardive Dyskinesia Screening - ANSWER Use Abnormal Involuntary Movement
Scale for assessment.
Prothrombin Time - ANSWER Monitored for clients on warfarin to assess clotting.
Physical Assessment Findings - ANSWER Essential information for physical
therapist referrals.
Irrigation of Wound - ANSWER Does not require informed consent; routine
nursing task.
Nasogastric Tube Insertion - ANSWER Common procedure; informed consent not
required.
Iron Injection (Z-track) - ANSWER Standard technique; does not need informed
consent.
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Injury Prevention During Seizures - ANSWER Clear area and protect head to
prevent trauma.
Risk Manager Role - ANSWER Identifies and manages potential harm in
healthcare.
Sterile Gloves Usage - ANSWER Not required for wet-to-dry dressing changes.
Tape Removal Technique - ANSWER Remove tape by pulling from the center of
dressing.
Antipsychotic Medication Effects - ANSWER Long-term use can lead to tardive
dyskinesia.
Client Mobility Assessment - ANSWER Physical assessment findings inform
mobility and strength.
Seizure Positioning - ANSWER Turn child onto side to prevent aspiration.
Medication Administration Risks - ANSWER Zolpidem linked to increased fall risk
post-surgery.
Wound Cleaning Technique - ANSWER Always clean from center to outer edges.
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Dressing Change Protocol - ANSWER Wear clean gloves; sterile technique not
needed.
Client Information for Referral - ANSWER Include relevant physical assessment
findings.
Anticoagulant Monitoring - ANSWER Prothrombin time indicates warfarin
effectiveness.
Seizure Management - ANSWER Do not restrain child during seizure activity.
Clean gloves - ANSWER Used for dressing removal, not sterile gloves.
Wet-to-dry dressings - ANSWER Adhere to necrotic tissue for debridement.
Dressing tape removal - ANSWER Pull parallel to skin to minimize damage.
Sodium intake restriction - ANSWER Limit to 3 g/day for ascites management.
Abdominal girth measurement - ANSWER Daily monitoring for fluid status in
ascites.
Fruity breath odor - ANSWER Indicates diabetic ketoacidosis from acetone
presence.
ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR
2023 EXIT EXAM WITH NGN
Fluid intake restriction - ANSWER Limiting fluid consumption for medical reasons.
Inhalation technique - ANSWER Method of using an inhaler for effective
medication delivery.
Pain management - ANSWER Approaches to alleviate discomfort in patients.
Client advocacy - ANSWER Supporting clients' best interests and health decisions.
Assessment skills - ANSWER Ability to evaluate patient conditions accurately.
Ethical client care - ANSWER Providing care based on moral principles and
standards.
Skin Traction Weight Limit - ANSWER Maximum weight for skin traction is 4.5 kg.
Sterile Dressing Change - ANSWER First step is opening outermost flap away from
body.
Dorsalis Pedis Pulse - ANSWER Palpated lateral to extensor hallucis longus
tendon.
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Tonic-Clonic Seizure Care - ANSWER Place pillow under child's head to prevent
injury.
Zolpidem Use - ANSWER Increased fall rate postoperatively; report to risk
manager.
Wet-to-Dry Dressing Change - ANSWER Clean wound from center to outer edges.
Tardive Dyskinesia Screening - ANSWER Use Abnormal Involuntary Movement
Scale for assessment.
Prothrombin Time - ANSWER Monitored for clients on warfarin to assess clotting.
Physical Assessment Findings - ANSWER Essential information for physical
therapist referrals.
Irrigation of Wound - ANSWER Does not require informed consent; routine
nursing task.
Nasogastric Tube Insertion - ANSWER Common procedure; informed consent not
required.
Iron Injection (Z-track) - ANSWER Standard technique; does not need informed
consent.
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Injury Prevention During Seizures - ANSWER Clear area and protect head to
prevent trauma.
Risk Manager Role - ANSWER Identifies and manages potential harm in
healthcare.
Sterile Gloves Usage - ANSWER Not required for wet-to-dry dressing changes.
Tape Removal Technique - ANSWER Remove tape by pulling from the center of
dressing.
Antipsychotic Medication Effects - ANSWER Long-term use can lead to tardive
dyskinesia.
Client Mobility Assessment - ANSWER Physical assessment findings inform
mobility and strength.
Seizure Positioning - ANSWER Turn child onto side to prevent aspiration.
Medication Administration Risks - ANSWER Zolpidem linked to increased fall risk
post-surgery.
Wound Cleaning Technique - ANSWER Always clean from center to outer edges.
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Dressing Change Protocol - ANSWER Wear clean gloves; sterile technique not
needed.
Client Information for Referral - ANSWER Include relevant physical assessment
findings.
Anticoagulant Monitoring - ANSWER Prothrombin time indicates warfarin
effectiveness.
Seizure Management - ANSWER Do not restrain child during seizure activity.
Clean gloves - ANSWER Used for dressing removal, not sterile gloves.
Wet-to-dry dressings - ANSWER Adhere to necrotic tissue for debridement.
Dressing tape removal - ANSWER Pull parallel to skin to minimize damage.
Sodium intake restriction - ANSWER Limit to 3 g/day for ascites management.
Abdominal girth measurement - ANSWER Daily monitoring for fluid status in
ascites.
Fruity breath odor - ANSWER Indicates diabetic ketoacidosis from acetone
presence.
