ATI RN ADULT MEDICAL SURGICAL 2023
NEWEST EXAM WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE
QUESTIONS ,FULLY SOLVED,EXPERT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
READY TO PASS (ORIGINAL COPY!!!!!!)
Hypothyroidism and opioid analgesic - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Instruct client to void every 4 hours to decrease the risk of
urinary retention, which is an adverse effect of opioid
analgesics.
Portal hypertension - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Obtain vital signs first
when caring for a client who is vomiting blood mixed with food
after a meal, as this indicates a potential rupture of esophageal
varices.
Gastrectomy postoperative instructions - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Instruct client to avoid drinking fluids with meals, eat several
small meals per day, consume high-protein snacks, and avoid
highly seasoned foods.
Cushing's triad - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Identify bradycardia as a
component of Cushing's triad in a client with increased
intracranial pressure from a traumatic brain injury.
, Client coping with diabetes diagnosis - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Recognize the client's change in behavior of inspecting feet
daily as an indication of successful coping with the diagnosis.
Inguinal hernia assessment - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Palpate location
C to verify the presence of an inguinal hernia.
Rattlesnake bite treatment - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Expect a
prescription for an opioid analgesic to promote comfort
following a rattlesnake bite.
Hemodialysis treatment - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Perform a 12-lead
ECG, place the client in Trendelenburg position, administer a
0.9% sodium chloride 200 mL IV bolus, apply oxygen at 2
L/min via nasal cannula, and notify the provider immediately.
Client rights - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Ensure a client signs informed
consent before receiving a placebo during a research trial.
Omeprazole action - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Instruct the client that
omeprazole provides relief by suppressing gastric acid
production.
Physical therapy referral - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Refer a client who
is receiving preoperative teaching for a right knee arthroplasty
to physical therapy to begin understanding postoperative
exercises and physical restrictions.
NEWEST EXAM WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE
QUESTIONS ,FULLY SOLVED,EXPERT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
READY TO PASS (ORIGINAL COPY!!!!!!)
Hypothyroidism and opioid analgesic - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Instruct client to void every 4 hours to decrease the risk of
urinary retention, which is an adverse effect of opioid
analgesics.
Portal hypertension - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Obtain vital signs first
when caring for a client who is vomiting blood mixed with food
after a meal, as this indicates a potential rupture of esophageal
varices.
Gastrectomy postoperative instructions - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Instruct client to avoid drinking fluids with meals, eat several
small meals per day, consume high-protein snacks, and avoid
highly seasoned foods.
Cushing's triad - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Identify bradycardia as a
component of Cushing's triad in a client with increased
intracranial pressure from a traumatic brain injury.
, Client coping with diabetes diagnosis - THE CORRECT ANSWER-
Recognize the client's change in behavior of inspecting feet
daily as an indication of successful coping with the diagnosis.
Inguinal hernia assessment - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Palpate location
C to verify the presence of an inguinal hernia.
Rattlesnake bite treatment - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Expect a
prescription for an opioid analgesic to promote comfort
following a rattlesnake bite.
Hemodialysis treatment - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Perform a 12-lead
ECG, place the client in Trendelenburg position, administer a
0.9% sodium chloride 200 mL IV bolus, apply oxygen at 2
L/min via nasal cannula, and notify the provider immediately.
Client rights - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Ensure a client signs informed
consent before receiving a placebo during a research trial.
Omeprazole action - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Instruct the client that
omeprazole provides relief by suppressing gastric acid
production.
Physical therapy referral - THE CORRECT ANSWER-Refer a client who
is receiving preoperative teaching for a right knee arthroplasty
to physical therapy to begin understanding postoperative
exercises and physical restrictions.
