ATI PN Comprehensive
Predictor 2023 Retake Guide
Exam Study Guide – Practice
Questions with Answers.
GRADED A+. Updated 2026
Alzheimer's disease - Ans✔✔-A progressive neurological disorder that causes
memory loss, cognitive decline, and behavioral issues.
Intermittent urinary catheterization - Ans✔✔-A procedure where a catheter is
inserted into the bladder at regular intervals to facilitate urinary elimination.
Car restraint safety - Ans✔✔-Safety measures and guidelines for securing
children in vehicles to prevent injury during travel.
COPD dietary strategies - Ans✔✔-Recommendations for clients with Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease to enhance nutrition, such as drinking high
protein and high calorie nutritional supplements.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) - Ans✔✔-Clothing and equipment worn
to protect against health or safety hazards, especially in healthcare settings.
,Airborne and contact precautions - Ans✔✔-Infection control practices to
prevent the spread of diseases transmitted through the air or direct contact.
Generalized petechiae - Ans✔✔-Small red or purple spots on the body caused
by bleeding under the skin, which may indicate a medical condition.
Anabolic steroid use - Ans✔✔-The use of synthetic substances similar to the
male hormone testosterone to enhance physical performance, which can have
adverse effects.
Height potential reduction - Ans✔✔-A possible outcome of anabolic steroid
use, where growth in height is stunted, particularly in adolescents.
Severe left-sided heart failure - Ans✔✔-A condition where the left side of the
heart cannot pump blood effectively, leading to symptoms like fatigue and fluid
retention.
Hydration status - Ans✔✔-An assessment of the body's fluid balance,
important for determining the care of clients, especially in older adults.
Glasgow Coma Scale - Ans✔✔-A scale used to assess a person's level of
consciousness after a head injury, evaluating motor response, verbal response,
and eye opening.
Elastic stockings - Ans✔✔-Compression garments worn on the legs to improve
circulation and reduce peripheral edema.
, Cardiac catheterization - Ans✔✔-A medical procedure used to diagnose and
treat certain cardiovascular conditions by inserting a catheter into the heart.
Resting between activities - Ans✔✔-A recommended practice for clients with
severe heart failure to prevent fatigue and manage symptoms.
Nursing care summary - Ans✔✔-A documented overview of a patient's care,
including assessments, interventions, and outcomes.
Client anxiety and agitation - Ans✔✔-Emotional states that may require
intervention, especially in clients with cognitive impairments like Alzheimer's
disease.
Teaching plan for adolescents - Ans✔✔-An educational strategy aimed at
informing young males about the risks associated with anabolic steroid use.
Quiet area intervention - Ans✔✔-A nursing action to help calm an anxious
client by providing a peaceful environment.
Nutritional supplements - Ans✔✔-Products taken to enhance dietary intake,
particularly important for clients with specific health conditions.
PPE removal procedure - Ans✔✔-The correct sequence of removing personal
protective equipment to prevent contamination.
Stress management techniques - Ans✔✔-Strategies that individuals can use to
cope with stress, which may include past experiences and coping mechanisms.
Predictor 2023 Retake Guide
Exam Study Guide – Practice
Questions with Answers.
GRADED A+. Updated 2026
Alzheimer's disease - Ans✔✔-A progressive neurological disorder that causes
memory loss, cognitive decline, and behavioral issues.
Intermittent urinary catheterization - Ans✔✔-A procedure where a catheter is
inserted into the bladder at regular intervals to facilitate urinary elimination.
Car restraint safety - Ans✔✔-Safety measures and guidelines for securing
children in vehicles to prevent injury during travel.
COPD dietary strategies - Ans✔✔-Recommendations for clients with Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease to enhance nutrition, such as drinking high
protein and high calorie nutritional supplements.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) - Ans✔✔-Clothing and equipment worn
to protect against health or safety hazards, especially in healthcare settings.
,Airborne and contact precautions - Ans✔✔-Infection control practices to
prevent the spread of diseases transmitted through the air or direct contact.
Generalized petechiae - Ans✔✔-Small red or purple spots on the body caused
by bleeding under the skin, which may indicate a medical condition.
Anabolic steroid use - Ans✔✔-The use of synthetic substances similar to the
male hormone testosterone to enhance physical performance, which can have
adverse effects.
Height potential reduction - Ans✔✔-A possible outcome of anabolic steroid
use, where growth in height is stunted, particularly in adolescents.
Severe left-sided heart failure - Ans✔✔-A condition where the left side of the
heart cannot pump blood effectively, leading to symptoms like fatigue and fluid
retention.
Hydration status - Ans✔✔-An assessment of the body's fluid balance,
important for determining the care of clients, especially in older adults.
Glasgow Coma Scale - Ans✔✔-A scale used to assess a person's level of
consciousness after a head injury, evaluating motor response, verbal response,
and eye opening.
Elastic stockings - Ans✔✔-Compression garments worn on the legs to improve
circulation and reduce peripheral edema.
, Cardiac catheterization - Ans✔✔-A medical procedure used to diagnose and
treat certain cardiovascular conditions by inserting a catheter into the heart.
Resting between activities - Ans✔✔-A recommended practice for clients with
severe heart failure to prevent fatigue and manage symptoms.
Nursing care summary - Ans✔✔-A documented overview of a patient's care,
including assessments, interventions, and outcomes.
Client anxiety and agitation - Ans✔✔-Emotional states that may require
intervention, especially in clients with cognitive impairments like Alzheimer's
disease.
Teaching plan for adolescents - Ans✔✔-An educational strategy aimed at
informing young males about the risks associated with anabolic steroid use.
Quiet area intervention - Ans✔✔-A nursing action to help calm an anxious
client by providing a peaceful environment.
Nutritional supplements - Ans✔✔-Products taken to enhance dietary intake,
particularly important for clients with specific health conditions.
PPE removal procedure - Ans✔✔-The correct sequence of removing personal
protective equipment to prevent contamination.
Stress management techniques - Ans✔✔-Strategies that individuals can use to
cope with stress, which may include past experiences and coping mechanisms.
