ATI ns 117 fundamentals proctored exam Practice Questions

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• Assess the water temperature before allowing the patient to shower.
• Rush through the shower to save time.
• Use hot water to make the shower more comfortable for the patient.
• Leave the patient unattended in the shower room.

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• Precipitating cause
• Region
• Quality
• Severity

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• Implementing advanced technology without training
• Increasing nurse-to-patient ratios
• Adherence to infection control protocols
• Promoting patient satisfaction above all else

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• Place two fingers in the client's mouth.
• Hold the toothbrush at a 90° angle.
• Vigorously brush the client's teeth.
• Turn the client to the side.

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• Critical pathways result in better client outcomes at a reduced cost.
• Critical pathways are developed by individual providers to direct the delivery of care for their clients.
• Critical pathways must be followed in the prescribed order to meet optimal outcomes.
• Critical pathways are utilized to guide health promotion activities.

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• Encouraging regular exercise and physical activity.
• Removing all rugs and carpets from the home.
• Encouraging the use of medications that cause drowsiness.
• Limiting social activities and outings.

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• Client is asleep and resting
• Client had 150 mL of emesis in last hour
• Ondansetron 4 mg IV bolus for nausea and vomiting
• Client reports nausea and vomiting 30 minutes following surgery

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• Provides providers client information to track for research studies
• Allows client access to their medical record electronically at any time
• Coordinates all healthcare client has received into one platform
• Grants significant other access to client information

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• Hold the cane on the same side as the affected leg.
• Hold the cane behind the body.
• Hold the cane in the middle of the body.
• Hold the cane on the opposite side of the affected leg.

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• To ensure that nurses follow standardized protocols and procedures
• To save time by relying on established nursing practices
• To provide care based on tradition and personal beliefs
• To improve patient outcomes and quality of care