Test Bank ATI MED SURG PROCTORED NEWEST STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIOANLES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+.pdf

Test Bank
ATI MED SURG PROCTORED NEWEST
STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH RATIOANLES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+




❤️ CARDIAC
1. A patient with left-sided heart failure is most likely to present with:

A. Peripheral edema​
B. Crackles in lungs​
C. Bradycardia​
D. JVD only​
Answer: B​
Rationale: Left HF causes pulmonary congestion → crackles, dyspnea.




2. The priority intervention for acute pulmonary edema is:

A. IV fluids​
B. Oxygen and upright position​
C. High-fat diet​

,D. Bed rest only​
Answer: B




3. Right-sided heart failure is most associated with:

A. Lung crackles​
B. Peripheral edema​
C. Headache​
D. Seizures​
Answer: B




4. The most reliable indicator of fluid overload is:

A. Lung sounds​
B. Daily weight​
C. Skin color​
D. Pulse rate​
Answer: B




5. First-line treatment for acute MI includes:

A. Antibiotics​
B. Oxygen, aspirin, nitroglycerin​
C. Insulin only​
D. Diuretics​
Answer: B




🫁 RESPIRATORY
6. COPD patients should receive oxygen at:

A. 1–2 L/min​
B. 10 L/min​
C. 15 L/min​
D. No oxygen​

, Answer: A​
Rationale: High oxygen suppresses hypoxic drive.




7. The earliest sign of hypoxia is:

A. Bradycardia​
B. Restlessness​
C. Cyanosis​
D. Hypotension​
Answer: B




8. Asthma is characterized by:

A. Permanent airway damage​
B. Reversible airway narrowing​
C. Fluid in lungs​
D. Infection only​
Answer: B




9. Wheezing indicates:

A. Fluid overload​
B. Bronchoconstriction​
C. Normal lungs​
D. Heart failure​
Answer: B




10. A pulmonary embolism typically causes:

A. Gradual SOB​
B. Sudden chest pain and dyspnea​
C. Bradycardia​
D. Rash​
Answer: B