MED-SURG ATI EXAM
2025 LATEST EXAM
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, Certainly! Here are the questions numbered along with their correct answers:
1. TPN nutrition – If a TPN solution is temporarily unavailable, the nurse should administer
dextrose 10% in water to avoid a drop in blood glucose levels.
2. Sedimentation rate – An increased sedimentation rate occurs whenever a client has any
type of inflammatory response.
3. Ciprofloxacin – Avoid calcium-containing foods and do not take with antacids (administer
2 hrs before or 6 hrs after antacids) to prevent decreased absorption.
4. Enoxaparin – Given subcutaneously, administered at the same time daily, and should not
be massaged after administration.
5. Order of using crutches while climbing stairs – 1. Place body weight on crutches; 2.
Advance unaffected leg; 3. Shift weight from crutches to unaffected leg; 4. Bring crutches
and unaffected leg up.
6. Oral iron supplementation – Do not take with dairy or antacids; can cause GI issues; eat
high-fiber foods to prevent constipation.
7. 12 hrs post-op for hip arthroplasty – Place a pillow between legs, assist with abduction,
and avoid flexing hip greater than 90 degrees.
8. Erythropoietin – Decreases fatigue and improves activity tolerance; increases hematocrit
and RBC; can cause hypertension.
9. Discovered a murmur – Next action: Place client on the left side and listen again.
10. Pacemaker stimulus to ventricle – Spike followed by QRS complex indicates
depolarization; document depolarization has occurred.
2025 LATEST EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE CORRECT
ANSWERS (A+ RATED)
[Document subtitle]
[DATE]
[COMPANY NAME]
[Company address]
, Certainly! Here are the questions numbered along with their correct answers:
1. TPN nutrition – If a TPN solution is temporarily unavailable, the nurse should administer
dextrose 10% in water to avoid a drop in blood glucose levels.
2. Sedimentation rate – An increased sedimentation rate occurs whenever a client has any
type of inflammatory response.
3. Ciprofloxacin – Avoid calcium-containing foods and do not take with antacids (administer
2 hrs before or 6 hrs after antacids) to prevent decreased absorption.
4. Enoxaparin – Given subcutaneously, administered at the same time daily, and should not
be massaged after administration.
5. Order of using crutches while climbing stairs – 1. Place body weight on crutches; 2.
Advance unaffected leg; 3. Shift weight from crutches to unaffected leg; 4. Bring crutches
and unaffected leg up.
6. Oral iron supplementation – Do not take with dairy or antacids; can cause GI issues; eat
high-fiber foods to prevent constipation.
7. 12 hrs post-op for hip arthroplasty – Place a pillow between legs, assist with abduction,
and avoid flexing hip greater than 90 degrees.
8. Erythropoietin – Decreases fatigue and improves activity tolerance; increases hematocrit
and RBC; can cause hypertension.
9. Discovered a murmur – Next action: Place client on the left side and listen again.
10. Pacemaker stimulus to ventricle – Spike followed by QRS complex indicates
depolarization; document depolarization has occurred.
