ATI Comprehensive Exit Exam: 180
Questions & Answers 2025\26
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|LATEST VERSION, Exams of Nursing
Informed Consent for ECT - CORRECT ANSWERS A client has the right to withdraw consent
for the treatment at any time.
Fraying on Electrical Cord - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should first remove the device
from the room.
Hydromorphone Prescription - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should count the current
number of unit doses available in the medication dispensing system.
Priority Finding Post Cast Placement - CORRECT ANSWERS A client 2 hours post cast
placement with 2+ pitting edema and pallor has the priority finding.
Disulfiram Alcohol Use - CORRECT ANSWERS A client should limit alcohol use to one drink
daily while taking disulfiram.
Fluoxetine and Tyramine - CORRECT ANSWERS A client should avoid foods containing
tyramine while taking fluoxetine.
Sustained-Release Methylphenidate - CORRECT ANSWERS A client should take the
sustained-release methylphenidate every morning.
Major Depressive Disorder Precautions - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should implement
seizure precautions for the client.
,Narcissistic Personality Disorder Expectation - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should expect
the client to be preoccupied with aging.
Time Management in Nursing - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should first determine goals
of the day.
Change-of-Shift Assessment Priority - CORRECT ANSWERS The priority finding is a client
with pneumonia, productive cough, and fever of 38.8° C (101.8° F).
Medication Administration Documentation - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should
document administration of the medication upon removal from the medication dispensing system.
Withholding Medication - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should withhold hydromorphone
if the client does not appear to be in pain.
Client Teaching in Mental Health - CORRECT ANSWERS Understanding is indicated when a
client states they will take their lithium on an empty stomach.
Seizure Precautions - CORRECT ANSWERS Implementing seizure precautions is a priority
action for a client with major depressive disorder.
Client Assessment in Mental Health - CORRECT ANSWERS Encouraging the client to
verbalize feelings is an important action but not the first priority.
Electrical Device Safety - CORRECT ANSWERS Reporting the defect to the equipment
maintenance staff is necessary but should follow immediate removal of the device.
,Medication Dispensing System - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should ensure the device
inspection sticker is current as part of routine safety checks.
Postoperative Care - CORRECT ANSWERS Monitoring for pain is crucial after administering
hydromorphone.
Effective Client Teaching - CORRECT ANSWERS Clients should be able to articulate the
importance of medication adherence.
Managing Nursing Tasks - CORRECT ANSWERS Developing an hourly time frame for tasks
can help manage time effectively.
Client Assessment Findings - CORRECT ANSWERS Identifying priority findings is essential
during shift changes.
Understanding Medication Effects - CORRECT ANSWERS Clients must understand the
effects and side effects of their medications.
Determine goals of the day - CORRECT ANSWERS Establish specific objectives for daily
activities.
Magnesium sulfate via continuous IV infusion - CORRECT ANSWERS A treatment for
preeclampsia requiring careful monitoring.
Restrict the client's total fluid intake to 250 mL/hr - CORRECT ANSWERS A guideline for
fluid management in certain medical conditions.
Measure the client's urine output every hour - CORRECT ANSWERS A critical action to
monitor kidney function and fluid balance.
, Give the client protamine if signs of magnesium sulfate toxicity occur - CORRECT ANSWERS
An emergency intervention for reversing magnesium toxicity.
Monitor the FHR via Doppler every 30 min - CORRECT ANSWERS A procedure to assess fetal
heart rate during labor.
Wounds healing by primary intention - CORRECT ANSWERS Wounds that heal with minimal
scarring, typically surgical incisions.
Approximated surgical incision - CORRECT ANSWERS A type of wound expected to heal by
primary intention.
Client taking clozapine to treat schizophrenia and reports sore throat - CORRECT ANSWERS
A priority client due to potential agranulocytosis risk.
Client has OCD and is upset about a change in daily routine - CORRECT ANSWERS A client
with stable condition, less urgent than others.
Client has narcissistic personality disorder and is mocking others during group therapy - CORRECT
ANSWERS A client displaying disruptive behavior, but not immediately life-threatening.
Client who has depressive disorder and requires assistance with ADLs - CORRECT ANSWERS
A client needing support but not in immediate danger.
Implanted venous access port - CORRECT ANSWERS A device for long-term venous access
in patients.
Questions & Answers 2025\26
|GUARANTEED ACCURATE ANSWERS
|LATEST VERSION, Exams of Nursing
Informed Consent for ECT - CORRECT ANSWERS A client has the right to withdraw consent
for the treatment at any time.
Fraying on Electrical Cord - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should first remove the device
from the room.
Hydromorphone Prescription - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should count the current
number of unit doses available in the medication dispensing system.
Priority Finding Post Cast Placement - CORRECT ANSWERS A client 2 hours post cast
placement with 2+ pitting edema and pallor has the priority finding.
Disulfiram Alcohol Use - CORRECT ANSWERS A client should limit alcohol use to one drink
daily while taking disulfiram.
Fluoxetine and Tyramine - CORRECT ANSWERS A client should avoid foods containing
tyramine while taking fluoxetine.
Sustained-Release Methylphenidate - CORRECT ANSWERS A client should take the
sustained-release methylphenidate every morning.
Major Depressive Disorder Precautions - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should implement
seizure precautions for the client.
,Narcissistic Personality Disorder Expectation - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should expect
the client to be preoccupied with aging.
Time Management in Nursing - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should first determine goals
of the day.
Change-of-Shift Assessment Priority - CORRECT ANSWERS The priority finding is a client
with pneumonia, productive cough, and fever of 38.8° C (101.8° F).
Medication Administration Documentation - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should
document administration of the medication upon removal from the medication dispensing system.
Withholding Medication - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should withhold hydromorphone
if the client does not appear to be in pain.
Client Teaching in Mental Health - CORRECT ANSWERS Understanding is indicated when a
client states they will take their lithium on an empty stomach.
Seizure Precautions - CORRECT ANSWERS Implementing seizure precautions is a priority
action for a client with major depressive disorder.
Client Assessment in Mental Health - CORRECT ANSWERS Encouraging the client to
verbalize feelings is an important action but not the first priority.
Electrical Device Safety - CORRECT ANSWERS Reporting the defect to the equipment
maintenance staff is necessary but should follow immediate removal of the device.
,Medication Dispensing System - CORRECT ANSWERS The nurse should ensure the device
inspection sticker is current as part of routine safety checks.
Postoperative Care - CORRECT ANSWERS Monitoring for pain is crucial after administering
hydromorphone.
Effective Client Teaching - CORRECT ANSWERS Clients should be able to articulate the
importance of medication adherence.
Managing Nursing Tasks - CORRECT ANSWERS Developing an hourly time frame for tasks
can help manage time effectively.
Client Assessment Findings - CORRECT ANSWERS Identifying priority findings is essential
during shift changes.
Understanding Medication Effects - CORRECT ANSWERS Clients must understand the
effects and side effects of their medications.
Determine goals of the day - CORRECT ANSWERS Establish specific objectives for daily
activities.
Magnesium sulfate via continuous IV infusion - CORRECT ANSWERS A treatment for
preeclampsia requiring careful monitoring.
Restrict the client's total fluid intake to 250 mL/hr - CORRECT ANSWERS A guideline for
fluid management in certain medical conditions.
Measure the client's urine output every hour - CORRECT ANSWERS A critical action to
monitor kidney function and fluid balance.
, Give the client protamine if signs of magnesium sulfate toxicity occur - CORRECT ANSWERS
An emergency intervention for reversing magnesium toxicity.
Monitor the FHR via Doppler every 30 min - CORRECT ANSWERS A procedure to assess fetal
heart rate during labor.
Wounds healing by primary intention - CORRECT ANSWERS Wounds that heal with minimal
scarring, typically surgical incisions.
Approximated surgical incision - CORRECT ANSWERS A type of wound expected to heal by
primary intention.
Client taking clozapine to treat schizophrenia and reports sore throat - CORRECT ANSWERS
A priority client due to potential agranulocytosis risk.
Client has OCD and is upset about a change in daily routine - CORRECT ANSWERS A client
with stable condition, less urgent than others.
Client has narcissistic personality disorder and is mocking others during group therapy - CORRECT
ANSWERS A client displaying disruptive behavior, but not immediately life-threatening.
Client who has depressive disorder and requires assistance with ADLs - CORRECT ANSWERS
A client needing support but not in immediate danger.
Implanted venous access port - CORRECT ANSWERS A device for long-term venous access
in patients.
