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NGN ATI LEADERSHIP PROCTORED NEWEST
VERSION ||VERIFIED EXAM!! NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||NEWEST EXAM!!||
A charge nurse on a med surg unit is making assignments
for the oncoming shift. Which of the following pts should
the charge nurse assign to a LPN?
A. a pt who requires an updated plan of care following a
dx of cancer
B. a pt who is postop following a total hip replacement &
requires discharge teaching
C. a pt who has a prescription for irrigation of an indwelling
urinary catheter
D. a pt who has just arrived from PACU & requires a head-
to-toe assessment - Answer-C. a pt who has a prescription
for irrigation of an indwelling urinary catheter
Rationales...
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It is w/in the scope of practice of an LPN to irrigate an
indwelling urinary catheter when prescribed by a provider
A. an RN should develop & update a pt's plan of care
B. an RN should provide discharge teaching to a pt
D. an RN should perform an assessment of a pt
A nurse is speaking w/ the family member of a pt who has
early Alzheimer's disease. The family member would like
to keep the pt living at home, but the pt requires
assistance whole the family member is away at work.
Which of the following services should the nurse include in
the discussion?
A. hospice care
B. adult day care
C. assisted-living facility
D. long-term care facility - Answer-B. adult day care
Rationales...
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Adult day care personnel can proivde constant assistance
w/ ADLs while the family member is at work; the pt can live
at home during the night & evening hours
A. hospice care is only appropriate for a tp who has a
terminal illness & a life expectancy of <6 months
C. pts who live in an assisted living facility need to be able
to live independently & require minimal assistance. Pts
can receive assistance w/ med & are offered one prepared
meal a day if needed. An assisted living facility is not an
option at this time since the family member wishes to keep
the pt at home
D. a long-term care facility is not an option at this time
since the family member wishes to keep the pt at home
A nurse on a med surg unit is planning the care of
assigned pts. Which of the following pt's should the nurse
attend to first?
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A. a pt who is newly admitted & is scheduled for indwelling
urinary catheter insertion
B. a pt who has kidney stones & reports flank pain of 6 on
a pain scale of 0-10
C. a pt dx w/ early stage chronic kidney disease w/ a
serum creatinine level of 2.0 mg/dL
D. a pt who has a cast newly applied on the forearm &
reports tingling on the fingers - Answer-D. a pt who has a
cast newly applied on the forearm & reports tingling of the
fingers
Rationales...
When using the ABC approach to pt care, the nurse
should first assess the pt who has a newly applied cast.
Tingling, numbness, pallor, paresthesia, and pain are
clinical s/s associated w/ compartment syndrome, a
serious development in which increased tissue pressure in
a confined anatomical space reduces blood flow, leading
to ischemia, dysfunction, and eventual necrosis. The nurse
should report this finding to the provider immediately
A nurse is working w/ an assistive personnel (AP) in a
long-term care facility. According to the 5 rights of
NGN ATI LEADERSHIP PROCTORED NEWEST
VERSION ||VERIFIED EXAM!! NEWEST 2026 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||NEWEST EXAM!!||
A charge nurse on a med surg unit is making assignments
for the oncoming shift. Which of the following pts should
the charge nurse assign to a LPN?
A. a pt who requires an updated plan of care following a
dx of cancer
B. a pt who is postop following a total hip replacement &
requires discharge teaching
C. a pt who has a prescription for irrigation of an indwelling
urinary catheter
D. a pt who has just arrived from PACU & requires a head-
to-toe assessment - Answer-C. a pt who has a prescription
for irrigation of an indwelling urinary catheter
Rationales...
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It is w/in the scope of practice of an LPN to irrigate an
indwelling urinary catheter when prescribed by a provider
A. an RN should develop & update a pt's plan of care
B. an RN should provide discharge teaching to a pt
D. an RN should perform an assessment of a pt
A nurse is speaking w/ the family member of a pt who has
early Alzheimer's disease. The family member would like
to keep the pt living at home, but the pt requires
assistance whole the family member is away at work.
Which of the following services should the nurse include in
the discussion?
A. hospice care
B. adult day care
C. assisted-living facility
D. long-term care facility - Answer-B. adult day care
Rationales...
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Adult day care personnel can proivde constant assistance
w/ ADLs while the family member is at work; the pt can live
at home during the night & evening hours
A. hospice care is only appropriate for a tp who has a
terminal illness & a life expectancy of <6 months
C. pts who live in an assisted living facility need to be able
to live independently & require minimal assistance. Pts
can receive assistance w/ med & are offered one prepared
meal a day if needed. An assisted living facility is not an
option at this time since the family member wishes to keep
the pt at home
D. a long-term care facility is not an option at this time
since the family member wishes to keep the pt at home
A nurse on a med surg unit is planning the care of
assigned pts. Which of the following pt's should the nurse
attend to first?
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A. a pt who is newly admitted & is scheduled for indwelling
urinary catheter insertion
B. a pt who has kidney stones & reports flank pain of 6 on
a pain scale of 0-10
C. a pt dx w/ early stage chronic kidney disease w/ a
serum creatinine level of 2.0 mg/dL
D. a pt who has a cast newly applied on the forearm &
reports tingling on the fingers - Answer-D. a pt who has a
cast newly applied on the forearm & reports tingling of the
fingers
Rationales...
When using the ABC approach to pt care, the nurse
should first assess the pt who has a newly applied cast.
Tingling, numbness, pallor, paresthesia, and pain are
clinical s/s associated w/ compartment syndrome, a
serious development in which increased tissue pressure in
a confined anatomical space reduces blood flow, leading
to ischemia, dysfunction, and eventual necrosis. The nurse
should report this finding to the provider immediately
A nurse is working w/ an assistive personnel (AP) in a
long-term care facility. According to the 5 rights of
