VATI RN COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR
REMEDIATION EXAM SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Client Teaching About Amitriptyline
(MH RN 10.0 Ch 22) Answer: - Chew sugarless gum
- Sip water
- Wear sunglasses outdoors
- Eat foods high in fiber
- Exercise regularly
- Increase fluids to 2 L a day
- Void before taking
- Avoid hazardous activities
- Take at bedtime
_ Weigh weekly
_ Encourage good nutrition and exercise
◉ Interventions After Epidural Administration (MN RN 10.0 Ch 12)
Answer: - Bolus IV fluids
- Encourage pt. to remain side lying
- Encourage pt. to push and assess pain while pushing
,- Monitor vitals and FHR
- Maintain Iv and have O2 close by
- Assess for orthostatic hypotension
- No ambulating and raise the bed rails
- Assess bladder for distention
- Monitor for return of sensation and motor control
◉ Diagnostic Test for Pernicious Anemia (AMS RN 10.0 Ch 41)
Answer: Complete blood ct., B12 deficiency test, biopsy, and IF
deficiency test.
◉ Client Education Regarding an Electroencephalogram (EEG) (NCC
RN 10.0 Ch 13) Answer: - No caffeine for several hours prior.
- Wash hair, no oils or sprays before and after the procedure to
remove the gel.
- Inform the child that they can be asked to take deep breaths and
exposed to flashes of light during the procedure.
- If indicated, notify parents to withhold sleep from child prior.
- Inform the child that they may be allowed to sleep during the test.
- The test will not be painful.
◉ Assessing for Complications Following a Thyroidectomy (AMS RN
10.0 Ch 78) Answer: - Inspect the surgical site and dressing for
,drainage and bleeding, especially the back of the neck and change
the dressing as directed.
- Expect only scant drainage after 24 hours.
-Support the patient's head and neck with pillows of sandbags. if the
patient is to be transfered from a stretcher to the bed, support the
patient's head and neck in good alignment with the body.
- Assess for hyperthermia, hypertension, delirium, vomiting,
abdominal pain, tachydysrythmias, chest pain, dyspnea and
palpitations.
- Monitor for stridor and restlessness.
- Hypocalcemia- tingling fingers, carpopedal spasms and
convulsions
- Monitor the patient's ability to speak
Pg. 508
◉ Invasive Cardiovascular Procedures: Preventing Complications
After Surgery (AMS RN 10.0 Ch 30) Answer: Pg. 182
◉ Priority Action for Bacterial Meningitis
(AMS RN 10.0 Ch 5) Answer: Isolate- Droplet precautions
- Fever reduction, cooling blanket.
- Report to health department
, - Decrease environmental stimuli
- Provide a quiet environment
-Minimize exposure to bright lights
- Elevate HOB 30 degrees
- Monitor ICP
- Avoid coughing and sneezing
- Seizure precautions
- Replace fluids and electrolytes
- Monitor for pneumonia
◉ Postoperative Care Following Total Hip Arthroplasty (AMS RN
10.0 Ch 68) Answer: - Check dressings for bleeding
- Monitor Hgb and Hct and neuro status of extremity.
- Admin pain medications and anticoagulants as prescribed
- Encourage early ambulation
- Place patient in supine position with the head slightly elevated and
the affected leg in a neutral position. Place a pillow or abduction
device between the legs when turning the patient to the unaffected
side. The patient should not lay on the affected side.
- Prevent dislocation.
◉ Deep-Vein Thrombosis (Pharm RN 7.0 Ch 25) Answer: Heparin
REMEDIATION EXAM SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Client Teaching About Amitriptyline
(MH RN 10.0 Ch 22) Answer: - Chew sugarless gum
- Sip water
- Wear sunglasses outdoors
- Eat foods high in fiber
- Exercise regularly
- Increase fluids to 2 L a day
- Void before taking
- Avoid hazardous activities
- Take at bedtime
_ Weigh weekly
_ Encourage good nutrition and exercise
◉ Interventions After Epidural Administration (MN RN 10.0 Ch 12)
Answer: - Bolus IV fluids
- Encourage pt. to remain side lying
- Encourage pt. to push and assess pain while pushing
,- Monitor vitals and FHR
- Maintain Iv and have O2 close by
- Assess for orthostatic hypotension
- No ambulating and raise the bed rails
- Assess bladder for distention
- Monitor for return of sensation and motor control
◉ Diagnostic Test for Pernicious Anemia (AMS RN 10.0 Ch 41)
Answer: Complete blood ct., B12 deficiency test, biopsy, and IF
deficiency test.
◉ Client Education Regarding an Electroencephalogram (EEG) (NCC
RN 10.0 Ch 13) Answer: - No caffeine for several hours prior.
- Wash hair, no oils or sprays before and after the procedure to
remove the gel.
- Inform the child that they can be asked to take deep breaths and
exposed to flashes of light during the procedure.
- If indicated, notify parents to withhold sleep from child prior.
- Inform the child that they may be allowed to sleep during the test.
- The test will not be painful.
◉ Assessing for Complications Following a Thyroidectomy (AMS RN
10.0 Ch 78) Answer: - Inspect the surgical site and dressing for
,drainage and bleeding, especially the back of the neck and change
the dressing as directed.
- Expect only scant drainage after 24 hours.
-Support the patient's head and neck with pillows of sandbags. if the
patient is to be transfered from a stretcher to the bed, support the
patient's head and neck in good alignment with the body.
- Assess for hyperthermia, hypertension, delirium, vomiting,
abdominal pain, tachydysrythmias, chest pain, dyspnea and
palpitations.
- Monitor for stridor and restlessness.
- Hypocalcemia- tingling fingers, carpopedal spasms and
convulsions
- Monitor the patient's ability to speak
Pg. 508
◉ Invasive Cardiovascular Procedures: Preventing Complications
After Surgery (AMS RN 10.0 Ch 30) Answer: Pg. 182
◉ Priority Action for Bacterial Meningitis
(AMS RN 10.0 Ch 5) Answer: Isolate- Droplet precautions
- Fever reduction, cooling blanket.
- Report to health department
, - Decrease environmental stimuli
- Provide a quiet environment
-Minimize exposure to bright lights
- Elevate HOB 30 degrees
- Monitor ICP
- Avoid coughing and sneezing
- Seizure precautions
- Replace fluids and electrolytes
- Monitor for pneumonia
◉ Postoperative Care Following Total Hip Arthroplasty (AMS RN
10.0 Ch 68) Answer: - Check dressings for bleeding
- Monitor Hgb and Hct and neuro status of extremity.
- Admin pain medications and anticoagulants as prescribed
- Encourage early ambulation
- Place patient in supine position with the head slightly elevated and
the affected leg in a neutral position. Place a pillow or abduction
device between the legs when turning the patient to the unaffected
side. The patient should not lay on the affected side.
- Prevent dislocation.
◉ Deep-Vein Thrombosis (Pharm RN 7.0 Ch 25) Answer: Heparin
