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NGN ATI Practical Nursing Comprehensive
Predictor Exam – A+ Grade
1. Firm-Bristled Toothbrush - ANSWER Increases injury risk due to bleeding
gums.
2. Green Leafy Vegetables - ANSWER Provide folic acid essential for red
blood cells.
3. Fluid Intake - ANSWER 2,500 mL daily prevents dehydration and maintains
volume.
4. Face Mask - ANSWER Reduces infection exposure for
immunocompromised clients.
5. Blood Transfusion - ANSWER Client may refuse for religious beliefs.
6. Creatinine Clearance Test - ANSWER 24-hour urine collection to assess
kidney function.
7. First Morning Void - ANSWER Should be discarded before starting urine
collection.
8. Protein-Rich Diet - ANSWER Avoid during creatinine clearance to ensure
accuracy.
9. Eye Drops Administration - ANSWER Apply pressure to lacrimal punctum
post-application.
10.Child Positioning - ANSWER Child should be supine or sitting for eye
drops.
11.Surgical Consent - ANSWER Must be signed after provider explains
procedure.
12.Indwelling Catheter - ANSWER Requires specific care to prevent urinary
infections.
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13.Drainage Bag Positioning - ANSWER Should be below bladder level to
prevent backflow.
14.Sterile Specimen Collection - ANSWER Should not be taken from the
urinary drainage bag.
15.Tubing Securing - ANSWER Should not be taped to the lower abdomen.
16.Coiling Tubing - ANSWER Should not be done above the collection bag.
17.Vital Signs - ANSWER Measurements of temperature, heart rate, and blood
pressure.
18.Naloxone - ANSWER Medication to reverse opioid overdose effects.
19.Oxygen Saturation - ANSWER Percentage of oxygen in the blood, ideally
above 90%.
20.Magical Thinking - ANSWER Belief that thoughts can influence outcomes.
21.Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR) - ANSWER Reflex actions tested to assess
neurological function.
22.Advance Directives - ANSWER Legal documents expressing patient care
preferences.
23.Power of Attorney - ANSWER Person authorized to make healthcare
decisions.
24.Respiratory Rate - ANSWER Number of breaths taken per minute.
25.IV Fluid - ANSWER Intravenous solution administered for hydration.
26.Nasal Cannula - ANSWER Device delivering oxygen through the nose.
27.Central Venous Catheter - ANSWER Long catheter inserted into a large
vein.
28.End-of-Life Care - ANSWER Support and medical care during final life
stages.
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29.Respiratory Depression - ANSWER Decreased breathing effectiveness,
often from opioids.
30.Urine Output - ANSWER Volume of urine produced, indicator of kidney
function.
31.Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) - ANSWER Heartbeat rate of a fetus, monitored
during pregnancy.
32.Acetaminophen - ANSWER Pain reliever not indicated for opioid overdose.
33.Propofol - ANSWER Sedative that may worsen respiratory depression.
34.Fentanyl - ANSWER Strong opioid that can cause respiratory issues.
35.Oxygen Therapy - ANSWER Supplemental oxygen to improve blood
oxygen levels.
36.Surgical Removal - ANSWER Procedure to excise a mass or tumor.
37.Client Advocacy - ANSWER Nurse's role in supporting patient care
decisions.
38.Informed Consent - ANSWER Patient's agreement to treatment after
understanding risks.
39.Legal Document - ANSWER Written agreement enforceable by law.
40.Bowel Sounds - ANSWER Sounds produced by the intestines, indicating
activity.
41.Soft Abdomen - ANSWER Indicates normal findings during abdominal
examination.
42.Measurements of temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure. - ANSWER
Vital Signs
43.Medication to reverse opioid overdose effects. - ANSWER Naloxone
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44.Percentage of oxygen in the blood, ideally above 90%. - ANSWER Oxygen
Saturation
45.Belief that thoughts can influence outcomes. - ANSWER Magical Thinking
46.Reflex actions tested to assess neurological function. - ANSWER Deep
Tendon Reflexes (DTR)
47.Legal documents expressing patient care preferences. - ANSWER Advance
Directives
48.Person authorized to make healthcare decisions. - ANSWER Power of
Attorney
49.Number of breaths taken per minute. - ANSWER Respiratory Rate
50.Intravenous solution administered for hydration. - ANSWER IV Fluid
51.Device delivering oxygen through the nose. - ANSWER Nasal Cannula
52.Long catheter inserted into a large vein. - ANSWER Central Venous
Catheter
53.Support and medical care during final life stages. - ANSWER End-of-Life
Care
54.Decreased breathing effectiveness, often from opioids. - ANSWER
Respiratory Depression
55.Volume of urine produced, indicator of kidney function. - ANSWER Urine
Output
56.Heartbeat rate of a fetus, monitored during pregnancy. - ANSWER Fetal
Heart Rate (FHR)
57.Pain reliever not indicated for opioid overdose. - ANSWER Acetaminophen
58.Sedative that may worsen respiratory depression. - ANSWER Propofol
59.Strong opioid that can cause respiratory issues. - ANSWER Fentanyl
NGN ATI Practical Nursing Comprehensive
Predictor Exam – A+ Grade
1. Firm-Bristled Toothbrush - ANSWER Increases injury risk due to bleeding
gums.
2. Green Leafy Vegetables - ANSWER Provide folic acid essential for red
blood cells.
3. Fluid Intake - ANSWER 2,500 mL daily prevents dehydration and maintains
volume.
4. Face Mask - ANSWER Reduces infection exposure for
immunocompromised clients.
5. Blood Transfusion - ANSWER Client may refuse for religious beliefs.
6. Creatinine Clearance Test - ANSWER 24-hour urine collection to assess
kidney function.
7. First Morning Void - ANSWER Should be discarded before starting urine
collection.
8. Protein-Rich Diet - ANSWER Avoid during creatinine clearance to ensure
accuracy.
9. Eye Drops Administration - ANSWER Apply pressure to lacrimal punctum
post-application.
10.Child Positioning - ANSWER Child should be supine or sitting for eye
drops.
11.Surgical Consent - ANSWER Must be signed after provider explains
procedure.
12.Indwelling Catheter - ANSWER Requires specific care to prevent urinary
infections.
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13.Drainage Bag Positioning - ANSWER Should be below bladder level to
prevent backflow.
14.Sterile Specimen Collection - ANSWER Should not be taken from the
urinary drainage bag.
15.Tubing Securing - ANSWER Should not be taped to the lower abdomen.
16.Coiling Tubing - ANSWER Should not be done above the collection bag.
17.Vital Signs - ANSWER Measurements of temperature, heart rate, and blood
pressure.
18.Naloxone - ANSWER Medication to reverse opioid overdose effects.
19.Oxygen Saturation - ANSWER Percentage of oxygen in the blood, ideally
above 90%.
20.Magical Thinking - ANSWER Belief that thoughts can influence outcomes.
21.Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR) - ANSWER Reflex actions tested to assess
neurological function.
22.Advance Directives - ANSWER Legal documents expressing patient care
preferences.
23.Power of Attorney - ANSWER Person authorized to make healthcare
decisions.
24.Respiratory Rate - ANSWER Number of breaths taken per minute.
25.IV Fluid - ANSWER Intravenous solution administered for hydration.
26.Nasal Cannula - ANSWER Device delivering oxygen through the nose.
27.Central Venous Catheter - ANSWER Long catheter inserted into a large
vein.
28.End-of-Life Care - ANSWER Support and medical care during final life
stages.
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29.Respiratory Depression - ANSWER Decreased breathing effectiveness,
often from opioids.
30.Urine Output - ANSWER Volume of urine produced, indicator of kidney
function.
31.Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) - ANSWER Heartbeat rate of a fetus, monitored
during pregnancy.
32.Acetaminophen - ANSWER Pain reliever not indicated for opioid overdose.
33.Propofol - ANSWER Sedative that may worsen respiratory depression.
34.Fentanyl - ANSWER Strong opioid that can cause respiratory issues.
35.Oxygen Therapy - ANSWER Supplemental oxygen to improve blood
oxygen levels.
36.Surgical Removal - ANSWER Procedure to excise a mass or tumor.
37.Client Advocacy - ANSWER Nurse's role in supporting patient care
decisions.
38.Informed Consent - ANSWER Patient's agreement to treatment after
understanding risks.
39.Legal Document - ANSWER Written agreement enforceable by law.
40.Bowel Sounds - ANSWER Sounds produced by the intestines, indicating
activity.
41.Soft Abdomen - ANSWER Indicates normal findings during abdominal
examination.
42.Measurements of temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure. - ANSWER
Vital Signs
43.Medication to reverse opioid overdose effects. - ANSWER Naloxone
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44.Percentage of oxygen in the blood, ideally above 90%. - ANSWER Oxygen
Saturation
45.Belief that thoughts can influence outcomes. - ANSWER Magical Thinking
46.Reflex actions tested to assess neurological function. - ANSWER Deep
Tendon Reflexes (DTR)
47.Legal documents expressing patient care preferences. - ANSWER Advance
Directives
48.Person authorized to make healthcare decisions. - ANSWER Power of
Attorney
49.Number of breaths taken per minute. - ANSWER Respiratory Rate
50.Intravenous solution administered for hydration. - ANSWER IV Fluid
51.Device delivering oxygen through the nose. - ANSWER Nasal Cannula
52.Long catheter inserted into a large vein. - ANSWER Central Venous
Catheter
53.Support and medical care during final life stages. - ANSWER End-of-Life
Care
54.Decreased breathing effectiveness, often from opioids. - ANSWER
Respiratory Depression
55.Volume of urine produced, indicator of kidney function. - ANSWER Urine
Output
56.Heartbeat rate of a fetus, monitored during pregnancy. - ANSWER Fetal
Heart Rate (FHR)
57.Pain reliever not indicated for opioid overdose. - ANSWER Acetaminophen
58.Sedative that may worsen respiratory depression. - ANSWER Propofol
59.Strong opioid that can cause respiratory issues. - ANSWER Fentanyl
