1 (COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW) – 40 QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS & DETAILED EXPLANATIONS |
TEST BANK 2026
COURSE NAME
ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor
LEVEL
College / University (Registered Nursing)
SHORT INTRODUCTION
This ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor Exam Paper 1 is designed to
help nursing students prepare for comprehensive predictor assessments,
final nursing examinations, and NCLEX-RN®-style testing. The paper
covers essential concepts from adult medical-surgical nursing,
pharmacology, maternal-newborn nursing, pediatric nursing, mental
health nursing, leadership and management, and fundamental nursing
care. Each question is accompanied by a verified answer and a detailed
explanation to strengthen clinical reasoning, critical thinking, and
examination performance.
INSTRUCTIONS
Answer all 40 questions.
Section A: Multiple Choice Questions
Section B: Short Answer Questions
Section C: Clinical Scenario Questions
, Section D: Higher-Order Clinical Judgment Questions
Each question includes an Answer followed by Explanation
written in italics.
Suggested completion time: 2 hours.
Use this paper for revision, self-assessment, mock examinations,
and ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor preparation.
SECTION A: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (1–15)
1. A nurse assesses a client with acute chest pain. Which action
should be performed first?
A. Administer prescribed analgesics
B. Obtain vital signs and assess the pain
C. Encourage oral fluids
D. Prepare the client for discharge
Answer: B
Explanation Assessment is the priority because it guides immediate
clinical decision-making and determines the severity of the client's
condition.
2. A client receiving morphine should be monitored primarily for:
A. Hypertension
B. Respiratory depression
C. Hyperglycemia
D. Tachycardia
Answer: B
Explanation Morphine depresses the respiratory center, making
respiratory assessment the highest priority.
3. Which electrolyte imbalance commonly causes muscle weakness
and cardiac dysrhythmias?