Newest 2026 ATI RN Adult Medical-
Surgical Exam NGN
What is the ATI Comprehensive Predictor 2023? - answer-A 180-item test assessing
students' comprehension and mastery of nursing fundamentals, including various
nursing specialties.
What topics are covered in the ATI Comprehensive Predictor? - answer-Topics include
fundamentals of nursing, pharmacology, adult medical-surgical nursing, maternal
newborn care, mental health nursing, pediatric nursing, nutrition, leadership, and
community health nursing.
What are the NCLEX(R) client need categories? - answer-The categories include
Management of Care, Safety and Infection Control, Health Promotion and Maintenance,
Psychosocial Integrity, Basic Care and Comfort, Pharmacological and Parenteral
Therapies, Reduction of Risk Potential, and Physiological Adaptation.
What data does the ATI Comprehensive Predictor generate? - answer-It generates
Individual Total Score (% Correct), Predicted Probability to Pass NCLEX-RN(R),
National and Program Means, Topics to Review, and Individual Scores (% Correct)
within various outcomes.
What is the time limit for completing the ATI Comprehensive Predictor? - answer-
Students have 240 minutes (4 hours) to complete the assessment.
What is the purpose of the ATI remediation templates? - answer-The templates are
based on students' raw scores and are used for focused review of individual
performance.
Where can students find the ATI template requirements form? - answer-The form is
posted under the 'ATI Information' tab on the course Blackboard shell.
How should students submit their ATI templates? - answer-Templates should be
uploaded to the dropbox located under the 'ATI Information' tab by the deadline of 3/6.
What is the significance of the predicted probability to pass NCLEX-RN(R)? - answer-It
provides an estimate of a student's likelihood of passing the NCLEX-RN(R) based on
their performance on the predictor test.
What are the focused review areas in the ATI Comprehensive Predictor? - answer-
Focused review areas include Thinking Skills, Nursing Process, Priority Setting,
Surgical Exam NGN
What is the ATI Comprehensive Predictor 2023? - answer-A 180-item test assessing
students' comprehension and mastery of nursing fundamentals, including various
nursing specialties.
What topics are covered in the ATI Comprehensive Predictor? - answer-Topics include
fundamentals of nursing, pharmacology, adult medical-surgical nursing, maternal
newborn care, mental health nursing, pediatric nursing, nutrition, leadership, and
community health nursing.
What are the NCLEX(R) client need categories? - answer-The categories include
Management of Care, Safety and Infection Control, Health Promotion and Maintenance,
Psychosocial Integrity, Basic Care and Comfort, Pharmacological and Parenteral
Therapies, Reduction of Risk Potential, and Physiological Adaptation.
What data does the ATI Comprehensive Predictor generate? - answer-It generates
Individual Total Score (% Correct), Predicted Probability to Pass NCLEX-RN(R),
National and Program Means, Topics to Review, and Individual Scores (% Correct)
within various outcomes.
What is the time limit for completing the ATI Comprehensive Predictor? - answer-
Students have 240 minutes (4 hours) to complete the assessment.
What is the purpose of the ATI remediation templates? - answer-The templates are
based on students' raw scores and are used for focused review of individual
performance.
Where can students find the ATI template requirements form? - answer-The form is
posted under the 'ATI Information' tab on the course Blackboard shell.
How should students submit their ATI templates? - answer-Templates should be
uploaded to the dropbox located under the 'ATI Information' tab by the deadline of 3/6.
What is the significance of the predicted probability to pass NCLEX-RN(R)? - answer-It
provides an estimate of a student's likelihood of passing the NCLEX-RN(R) based on
their performance on the predictor test.
What are the focused review areas in the ATI Comprehensive Predictor? - answer-
Focused review areas include Thinking Skills, Nursing Process, Priority Setting,
