ATI CBC Level 3 Exam – Complete Practice Questions With Detailed Answers
nutrition teaching for client with neutropenia - (answer)avoid foods that contain bacteria
(fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, undercooked meat, fish, pepper and paprika)
caring for a pt receiving chemotherapy - (answer)report and provide relief for adverse or toxic effects
encourage adequate nutrition and fluid intake
instruct family on proper use of vascular access devices
client teaching to prevent melanoma - (answer)avoid sun exposure between 1000-1500
apply sun screen near reflective surfaces atleast 30 minutes prior and reapply every 2 hours
wear protective clothing
avoid indoor tanning
teach ABCDE of melanoma
ABCDEs of melanoma - (answer)asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolution
Stage 1 Alzheimer's - (answer)memory lapses
losing or misplacing items
difficulty concentrating and organizing
unable to remember material just read
short-term memory loss noticable to close relations
Stage 2 Alzheimer's - (answer)forgetting events of one's own history
difficulty preforming task that require planning and organizing
personality and behavioral changes
Stage 3 Alzheimer's - (answer)losing ability to converse with others
assistance with ADL
incontinence
,ATI CBC Level 3 Exam – Complete Practice Questions With Detailed Answers
progressing difficulty with physical abilities
Normal aPTT time - (answer)30-40 seconds
Normal PTT range - (answer)60-70 seconds
Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) - (answer)Tests for delirium
neelon/champagne confusion scale ( NEECHAM) - (answer)for delirium
Functional Dementia Scale - (answer)give the nurse information regarding the clients ability to perform
self-care, extent of clients memory loss, mood changes, degree of danger to self and/or others
Brief Interview for Mental Status (BIMS) - (answer)used for clients in long term health care settings
Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) - (answer)A test that is used to measure cognitive ability,
especially in late adulthood.
functional assessment screening tool - (answer)screens the safety of independent living, the need for
home health services, and quality of life
Global Deterioration Scale (GDS) - (answer)-used for clients that have primary of dementia
Stages 1-4: able to live in community without assist
Stage 5: unable to survive w/o mod assist
Stage 6: completely dependent on others
Stage 7: unresponsive to all but simple communication
Blessed Dementia Scale - (answer)This tool provides the nurse with
client behavioral information based on an interview with
, ATI CBC Level 3 Exam – Complete Practice Questions With Detailed Answers
a secondary source, such as a client's family member
cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia - (answer)problems with working memory, attention, verbal and
visual learning and memory, reasoning and problem solving, processing, and speech
positive symptoms of schizophrenia - (answer)delusions and hallucinations
negative symptoms of schizophrenia - (answer)blunted affect, alogia, avolition
education on organ donation - (answer)pt will remain on life support while organs are being retrieved
Goal of palliative care - (answer)to learn how to live life fully with an incurable condition
immunization for 2 month old - (answer)hep b
rotavirus
dtap
HiB
pneumococcal
IPV
immunization for 12 month - (answer)HiB
pneumococcal
MMR
varicella
hep a
Normal Hgb levels - (answer)Men: 14-18
Women: 12-16
nutrition teaching for client with neutropenia - (answer)avoid foods that contain bacteria
(fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, undercooked meat, fish, pepper and paprika)
caring for a pt receiving chemotherapy - (answer)report and provide relief for adverse or toxic effects
encourage adequate nutrition and fluid intake
instruct family on proper use of vascular access devices
client teaching to prevent melanoma - (answer)avoid sun exposure between 1000-1500
apply sun screen near reflective surfaces atleast 30 minutes prior and reapply every 2 hours
wear protective clothing
avoid indoor tanning
teach ABCDE of melanoma
ABCDEs of melanoma - (answer)asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolution
Stage 1 Alzheimer's - (answer)memory lapses
losing or misplacing items
difficulty concentrating and organizing
unable to remember material just read
short-term memory loss noticable to close relations
Stage 2 Alzheimer's - (answer)forgetting events of one's own history
difficulty preforming task that require planning and organizing
personality and behavioral changes
Stage 3 Alzheimer's - (answer)losing ability to converse with others
assistance with ADL
incontinence
,ATI CBC Level 3 Exam – Complete Practice Questions With Detailed Answers
progressing difficulty with physical abilities
Normal aPTT time - (answer)30-40 seconds
Normal PTT range - (answer)60-70 seconds
Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) - (answer)Tests for delirium
neelon/champagne confusion scale ( NEECHAM) - (answer)for delirium
Functional Dementia Scale - (answer)give the nurse information regarding the clients ability to perform
self-care, extent of clients memory loss, mood changes, degree of danger to self and/or others
Brief Interview for Mental Status (BIMS) - (answer)used for clients in long term health care settings
Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) - (answer)A test that is used to measure cognitive ability,
especially in late adulthood.
functional assessment screening tool - (answer)screens the safety of independent living, the need for
home health services, and quality of life
Global Deterioration Scale (GDS) - (answer)-used for clients that have primary of dementia
Stages 1-4: able to live in community without assist
Stage 5: unable to survive w/o mod assist
Stage 6: completely dependent on others
Stage 7: unresponsive to all but simple communication
Blessed Dementia Scale - (answer)This tool provides the nurse with
client behavioral information based on an interview with
, ATI CBC Level 3 Exam – Complete Practice Questions With Detailed Answers
a secondary source, such as a client's family member
cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia - (answer)problems with working memory, attention, verbal and
visual learning and memory, reasoning and problem solving, processing, and speech
positive symptoms of schizophrenia - (answer)delusions and hallucinations
negative symptoms of schizophrenia - (answer)blunted affect, alogia, avolition
education on organ donation - (answer)pt will remain on life support while organs are being retrieved
Goal of palliative care - (answer)to learn how to live life fully with an incurable condition
immunization for 2 month old - (answer)hep b
rotavirus
dtap
HiB
pneumococcal
IPV
immunization for 12 month - (answer)HiB
pneumococcal
MMR
varicella
hep a
Normal Hgb levels - (answer)Men: 14-18
Women: 12-16
