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ATI N100 Med-Surg Final Proctored Exam Practice Questions

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Question 1 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
The phase of the nurse-client relationship that begins when the individuals first meet, and that is characterized by an agreement to continue meeting and assessing needs is the:

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Question 2 of 19Multiple-Select / Select All That Apply (SATA)
A nurse is caring for a client receiving 0.9% NSS infusing at 150 mL/hr. Which statement(s) made by the client should alert the nurse to suspect fluid overload? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

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Question 3 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice

The nurse recognizes that the client's energy has been depleted despite attempts to intervene and the client dies. This is a description of which phase of the General Adaptation Syndrome?

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Question 4 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice

It is important for the nurse to ensure that the client's post-operative Jackson-Pratt device is patent because its purpose is to:

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Question 5 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
A nurse is considering ethical principles during rounds. Which nursing statement demonstrates the principle of fidelity?

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Question 6 of 19Multiple-Select / Select All That Apply (SATA)

The nursing instructor asks the student nurse to identify the intramuscular injection sites. The student correctly identifies the following sites: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

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Question 7 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice

A client is brought into the emergency department for an overdose of morphine. The client has a respiratory rate of 5 to 8 breaths per minute. Which of the following ABG results would the nurse expect to see?

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Question 8 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
The newly admitted client has contractures of both lower extremities. What nursing intervention should be included in this client's plan of care?

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Question 9 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
The nurse understands that motivation to learn is strongest when the client:

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Question 10 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
what is the primary reason for a nurse to critically think about client care?

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Question 11 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
To increase both the respiratory and circulatory functions of a nonresponsive client, what is the most important intervention for the nurse to perform?

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Question 12 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
The nurse knows that many medications given to clients have predictable, secondary effects which may be harmful or may be beneficial. The nurse always includes these effects in client teaching.

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Question 13 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice

A client's serum potassium level is approaching 7 mEq/L. Which physical assessment would the nurse prioritize based on this serum lab value?

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Question 14 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
The nurse finds a client's pulse to be very weak, but palpable. Documentation should note that this pulse is:

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Question 15 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
Which of these questions, used by the nurse, shows appropriate use of inclusive language?

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Question 16 of 19Calculation / Fill-in-the-Blank (Numeric)

A client is to receive 2 liters of IV fluid at 125 ml/hr. How long should the nurse expect the IV fluids to last?

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Question 17 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice
A nurse is completing the evaluation phase of the nursing process. The part of the client care plan that is evaluated during this phase are the

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Question 18 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice

The nurse assesses that a client is experiencing spiritual distress. What should be the nurse's primary intervention?

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Question 19 of 19Single-Select Multiple Choice

The nurse is completing a cardiac assessment on a client. The pulmonic valve would best be assessed by auscultating at the:

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