ATI PHARM PROCTORED EXAMS SCRIPT 2026
PRACTICE SOLUTION BUNDLED
◉ Assessing IV Infusion Site. Answer: Action to take: apply a warm,
moist compress.
◉ Clozapine Teaching. Answer: Notify your provider if you develop a
fever while taking this medication.
◉ Oral Contraceptives. Answer: Some herbal supplements can
decrease the effectiveness of an oral contraceptive.
◉ Medication Administration for Dysphagia. Answer: Mix the
medications with a semisolid food for the client.
◉ Omeprazole Administration. Answer: You should take this
medication before meals.
◉ Influenza Vaccine Allergy. Answer: Allergy to report as
contraindication: eggs.
◉ Benign Prostate Hypertrophy. Answer: Supplement to suggest
discussing with provider: saw palmetto.
, ◉ Digoxin Toxicity. Answer: Predisposing factor for digoxin toxicity:
taking a high ceiling diuretic.
◉ Naloxone Effect. Answer: Therapeutic effect of naloxone:
increased respiratory rate.
◉ Cefuroxime Contraindication. Answer: Contraindication to report
to provider: history of severe penicillin allergy.
◉ Hypermagnesemia Medication. Answer: Medication to prepare to
administer: calcium gluconate.
◉ Ondansetron Effectiveness. Answer: Finding indicating
effectiveness: client reports a decrease in nausea.
◉ Opioid Pain Management. Answer: IM administration is
recommended if PO opioids are ineffective.
◉ Carbamazepine Interaction. Answer: Medication that interacts
with carbamazepine: estrogen-progestin combination (non-
hormonal forms of contraception).
PRACTICE SOLUTION BUNDLED
◉ Assessing IV Infusion Site. Answer: Action to take: apply a warm,
moist compress.
◉ Clozapine Teaching. Answer: Notify your provider if you develop a
fever while taking this medication.
◉ Oral Contraceptives. Answer: Some herbal supplements can
decrease the effectiveness of an oral contraceptive.
◉ Medication Administration for Dysphagia. Answer: Mix the
medications with a semisolid food for the client.
◉ Omeprazole Administration. Answer: You should take this
medication before meals.
◉ Influenza Vaccine Allergy. Answer: Allergy to report as
contraindication: eggs.
◉ Benign Prostate Hypertrophy. Answer: Supplement to suggest
discussing with provider: saw palmetto.
, ◉ Digoxin Toxicity. Answer: Predisposing factor for digoxin toxicity:
taking a high ceiling diuretic.
◉ Naloxone Effect. Answer: Therapeutic effect of naloxone:
increased respiratory rate.
◉ Cefuroxime Contraindication. Answer: Contraindication to report
to provider: history of severe penicillin allergy.
◉ Hypermagnesemia Medication. Answer: Medication to prepare to
administer: calcium gluconate.
◉ Ondansetron Effectiveness. Answer: Finding indicating
effectiveness: client reports a decrease in nausea.
◉ Opioid Pain Management. Answer: IM administration is
recommended if PO opioids are ineffective.
◉ Carbamazepine Interaction. Answer: Medication that interacts
with carbamazepine: estrogen-progestin combination (non-
hormonal forms of contraception).
