ATI RN Concept-based assessment level
1 practice B NGN Exam With 100%
Correct Answers
A nurse is caring for a client at the emergency department. After reviewing the client's data,
which of the following indicates an expected response to the intervention? Select all that apply.
- correct answers ✔✔-Blood Pressure
-Respirations
-Oxygen Saturation
-Pain Rating
-Behavior
A nurse is caring for a client at the outpatient primary care provider's office. Select the 4
findings that are complications related to the client's BMI level. - correct answers ✔✔-Blood
Pressure
-Blood Glucose
-Polysomnography results
-Pelvic Ultrasound Results
A nurse is caring for a client at a primary care provider's office.
Select the 4 client statements that indicate the client did not understand the teaching. - correct
answers ✔✔-"I need to increase my fluid intake."
-"A rash can be an adverse effect with my new antibiotic."
-"I can continue to wear my contact lenses without worrying that they will stain."
-"My new prescription may cause my urine to turn blue. This is expected and I shouldn't be
alarmed."
1 practice B NGN Exam With 100%
Correct Answers
A nurse is caring for a client at the emergency department. After reviewing the client's data,
which of the following indicates an expected response to the intervention? Select all that apply.
- correct answers ✔✔-Blood Pressure
-Respirations
-Oxygen Saturation
-Pain Rating
-Behavior
A nurse is caring for a client at the outpatient primary care provider's office. Select the 4
findings that are complications related to the client's BMI level. - correct answers ✔✔-Blood
Pressure
-Blood Glucose
-Polysomnography results
-Pelvic Ultrasound Results
A nurse is caring for a client at a primary care provider's office.
Select the 4 client statements that indicate the client did not understand the teaching. - correct
answers ✔✔-"I need to increase my fluid intake."
-"A rash can be an adverse effect with my new antibiotic."
-"I can continue to wear my contact lenses without worrying that they will stain."
-"My new prescription may cause my urine to turn blue. This is expected and I shouldn't be
alarmed."
