ATI PN Comprehensive Predictor
Exit 2026 NGN Actual Exam: Full 180
Real Questions & 100% Verified
Answers to Pass the 2026 PN ATI
Predictor on First Attemp
Vision Loss - ANSWER//Use high-wattage lighting in the client's room.
Approaching Visually Impaired Clients - ANSWER//Approach the client from
the side for safety. Allowing Extra Time - ANSWER//Give additional time for
task completion. Touching Clients - ANSWER//Gently touch to announce
presence. Research Database - ANSWER//CINAHL has comprehensive
nursing articles. Burn Injury Assessment - ANSWER//Administer 100%
humidified oxygen first. Unilateral Paralysis Intervention - ANSWER//Place
food on the left side for eating. ADLs for Stroke Clients - ANSWER//Do not
provide total care for ADLs. Bed Rest for Stroke Clients - ANSWER//Avoid
maintaining the client on bed rest. Client's Arm Positioning - ANSWER//Place
left arm on a pillow while sitting. Managing Aggressive Behavior -
ANSWER//Speak assertively to the client. Proximity in Communication -
ANSWER//Stand within 30 cm when speaking to clients. Brachytherapy
Precautions - ANSWER//Cleanse equipment before removal from the room.
Visitor Limitation - ANSWER//Limit visitors to 30 minutes per day. Handling
Linens - ANSWER//Discard linens in a double bag. Radioactive Source
Disposal - ANSWER//Use a biohazard bag for radioactive sources. Oxytocin
Contraindication - ANSWER//Shoulder presentation contraindicates oxytocin
use. Diabetes and Labor - ANSWER//Diabetes mellitus is a contraindication
for oxytocin. Oligohydramnios Condition - ANSWER//Postterm with
oligohydramnios contraindicates oxytocin. Chorioamnionitis Risk -
ANSWER//Chorioamnionitis is a contraindication for oxytocin. Pulmonary
Congestion Sign - ANSWER//Identify manifestations of left-sided heart failure.
Pulmonary congestion - ANSWER//Fluid accumulation in lungs causing
breathing difficulties. Frothy, pink sputum - ANSWER//Indicator of pulmonary
edema in heart failure. Severe dehydration - ANSWER//Critical loss of body
fluids, requiring urgent treatment. IV therapy indications - ANSWER//Signs
that necessitate intravenous fluid administration. Fontanels - ANSWER//Soft
spots on an infant's skull indicating hydration status. Furosemide -
ANSWER//Diuretic medication used to reduce fluid retention. Potassium
levels - ANSWER//Electrolyte balance affected by diuretic use. Heart failure
teaching - ANSWER//Educating patients on managing heart-related
symptoms. Obsessive-compulsive disorder - ANSWER//Mental health
condition characterized by compulsive behaviors. Therapeutic group
characteristics - ANSWER//Group therapy focuses on specific issues for
healing. Serotonin syndrome - ANSWER//Potentially life-threatening condition
from drug interactions. Citalopram - ANSWER//Antidepressant medication
that can interact with St. John's wort. Fluid overload - ANSWER//Excess fluid
, in the body, often from transfusions. Dyspnea - ANSWER//Shortness of
breath indicating respiratory distress. Nagele's rule - ANSWER//Method for
calculating expected delivery date in pregnancy. Expected delivery date -
ANSWER//Due date calculated from the last menstrual period. Therapeutic
group - ANSWER//Supportive environment for individuals with shared issues.
Documentation in nursing - ANSWER//Accurate recording of patient care and
interventions. Eye drop administration - ANSWER//Technique for safely
delivering medication to the eye. Lacrimal punctum - ANSWER//Small
openings in the eyelids for tear drainage. Lower eyelid technique -
ANSWER//Method for positioning the eye during drop application. Child's
upward gaze - ANSWER//Positioning to facilitate eye drop administration.
Instilling eye drops - ANSWER//Process of applying medication directly to the
eye. OOB - ANSWER//Out of bed with assistance for breakfast. MSO4 -
ANSWER//Morphine sulfate, 2 mg IM for pain relief. Dressing change
frequency - ANSWER//Dressing changed daily (qd). Lacrimal punctum
pressure - ANSWER//Pressure applied to prevent eye drop drainage. Eye
drop administration steps - ANSWER//Order: sit, look up, pull lid, instill drops,
pressure. Interpreter request - ANSWER//Request interpreter matching
client's language and gender. Urine output indicator - ANSWER//20 ml/hr
indicates potential fluid retention issue. Montevideo units -
ANSWER//Measure of uterine contraction strength, 300 mm Hg. FHR pattern
- ANSWER//Fetal heart rate pattern with absent variability. Contraction timing
- ANSWER//Contractions every 5 min lasting 30 seconds. Primary prevention
strategy - ANSWER//Teaching parenting skills to expectant mothers. Mental
health screenings - ANSWER//Conducting screenings at community centers.
Obesity referral - ANSWER//Referring clients to community exercise
programs. Crisis intervention - ANSWER//Providing mobile counseling unit
services. Autologous blood product - ANSWER//Client's blood type matched
with blood unit. Blood type confirmation - ANSWER//Confirm provider's
prescription matches blood component. Client identification -
ANSWER//Ensure ID band matches blood unit number. Parkinson's disease
referral - ANSWER//Referral needed for increased tremors or freezing.
Chronic kidney disease lab findings - ANSWER//Expected: increased
creatinine levels. Hemoglobin levels - ANSWER//Increased hemoglobin is not
expected in CKD. Bicarbonate levels - ANSWER//Increased bicarbonate is
not typical in CKD. Calcium levels - ANSWER//Increased calcium is not
expected in CKD. Medication appearance concern - ANSWER//Client reports
medication appears different than usual. Electrical fire prevention -
ANSWER//Use grounded plugs to prevent electrical fires. Extension cord
safety - ANSWER//Avoid covering cords with rugs to prevent hazards.
Discharge recommendation - ANSWER//Assess client stability before
recommending discharge. Preeclampsia BP - ANSWER//High blood pressure
in preeclampsia is 166/110 mm Hg. Postpartum hemorrhage -
ANSWER//Monitor clients who received blood transfusions closely.
Laboratory results reporting - ANSWER//Report sexually transmitted
infections to the provider. Dietitian referral - ANSWER//Refer clients on
warfarin limiting spinach intake. Gout dietary advice - ANSWER//Clients
should avoid anchovies in their diet. Spironolactone dietary advice -
ANSWER//Limit potassium intake when on spironolactone. Infant temperature
measurement - ANSWER//Place thermometer in the infant's axilla for
Exit 2026 NGN Actual Exam: Full 180
Real Questions & 100% Verified
Answers to Pass the 2026 PN ATI
Predictor on First Attemp
Vision Loss - ANSWER//Use high-wattage lighting in the client's room.
Approaching Visually Impaired Clients - ANSWER//Approach the client from
the side for safety. Allowing Extra Time - ANSWER//Give additional time for
task completion. Touching Clients - ANSWER//Gently touch to announce
presence. Research Database - ANSWER//CINAHL has comprehensive
nursing articles. Burn Injury Assessment - ANSWER//Administer 100%
humidified oxygen first. Unilateral Paralysis Intervention - ANSWER//Place
food on the left side for eating. ADLs for Stroke Clients - ANSWER//Do not
provide total care for ADLs. Bed Rest for Stroke Clients - ANSWER//Avoid
maintaining the client on bed rest. Client's Arm Positioning - ANSWER//Place
left arm on a pillow while sitting. Managing Aggressive Behavior -
ANSWER//Speak assertively to the client. Proximity in Communication -
ANSWER//Stand within 30 cm when speaking to clients. Brachytherapy
Precautions - ANSWER//Cleanse equipment before removal from the room.
Visitor Limitation - ANSWER//Limit visitors to 30 minutes per day. Handling
Linens - ANSWER//Discard linens in a double bag. Radioactive Source
Disposal - ANSWER//Use a biohazard bag for radioactive sources. Oxytocin
Contraindication - ANSWER//Shoulder presentation contraindicates oxytocin
use. Diabetes and Labor - ANSWER//Diabetes mellitus is a contraindication
for oxytocin. Oligohydramnios Condition - ANSWER//Postterm with
oligohydramnios contraindicates oxytocin. Chorioamnionitis Risk -
ANSWER//Chorioamnionitis is a contraindication for oxytocin. Pulmonary
Congestion Sign - ANSWER//Identify manifestations of left-sided heart failure.
Pulmonary congestion - ANSWER//Fluid accumulation in lungs causing
breathing difficulties. Frothy, pink sputum - ANSWER//Indicator of pulmonary
edema in heart failure. Severe dehydration - ANSWER//Critical loss of body
fluids, requiring urgent treatment. IV therapy indications - ANSWER//Signs
that necessitate intravenous fluid administration. Fontanels - ANSWER//Soft
spots on an infant's skull indicating hydration status. Furosemide -
ANSWER//Diuretic medication used to reduce fluid retention. Potassium
levels - ANSWER//Electrolyte balance affected by diuretic use. Heart failure
teaching - ANSWER//Educating patients on managing heart-related
symptoms. Obsessive-compulsive disorder - ANSWER//Mental health
condition characterized by compulsive behaviors. Therapeutic group
characteristics - ANSWER//Group therapy focuses on specific issues for
healing. Serotonin syndrome - ANSWER//Potentially life-threatening condition
from drug interactions. Citalopram - ANSWER//Antidepressant medication
that can interact with St. John's wort. Fluid overload - ANSWER//Excess fluid
, in the body, often from transfusions. Dyspnea - ANSWER//Shortness of
breath indicating respiratory distress. Nagele's rule - ANSWER//Method for
calculating expected delivery date in pregnancy. Expected delivery date -
ANSWER//Due date calculated from the last menstrual period. Therapeutic
group - ANSWER//Supportive environment for individuals with shared issues.
Documentation in nursing - ANSWER//Accurate recording of patient care and
interventions. Eye drop administration - ANSWER//Technique for safely
delivering medication to the eye. Lacrimal punctum - ANSWER//Small
openings in the eyelids for tear drainage. Lower eyelid technique -
ANSWER//Method for positioning the eye during drop application. Child's
upward gaze - ANSWER//Positioning to facilitate eye drop administration.
Instilling eye drops - ANSWER//Process of applying medication directly to the
eye. OOB - ANSWER//Out of bed with assistance for breakfast. MSO4 -
ANSWER//Morphine sulfate, 2 mg IM for pain relief. Dressing change
frequency - ANSWER//Dressing changed daily (qd). Lacrimal punctum
pressure - ANSWER//Pressure applied to prevent eye drop drainage. Eye
drop administration steps - ANSWER//Order: sit, look up, pull lid, instill drops,
pressure. Interpreter request - ANSWER//Request interpreter matching
client's language and gender. Urine output indicator - ANSWER//20 ml/hr
indicates potential fluid retention issue. Montevideo units -
ANSWER//Measure of uterine contraction strength, 300 mm Hg. FHR pattern
- ANSWER//Fetal heart rate pattern with absent variability. Contraction timing
- ANSWER//Contractions every 5 min lasting 30 seconds. Primary prevention
strategy - ANSWER//Teaching parenting skills to expectant mothers. Mental
health screenings - ANSWER//Conducting screenings at community centers.
Obesity referral - ANSWER//Referring clients to community exercise
programs. Crisis intervention - ANSWER//Providing mobile counseling unit
services. Autologous blood product - ANSWER//Client's blood type matched
with blood unit. Blood type confirmation - ANSWER//Confirm provider's
prescription matches blood component. Client identification -
ANSWER//Ensure ID band matches blood unit number. Parkinson's disease
referral - ANSWER//Referral needed for increased tremors or freezing.
Chronic kidney disease lab findings - ANSWER//Expected: increased
creatinine levels. Hemoglobin levels - ANSWER//Increased hemoglobin is not
expected in CKD. Bicarbonate levels - ANSWER//Increased bicarbonate is
not typical in CKD. Calcium levels - ANSWER//Increased calcium is not
expected in CKD. Medication appearance concern - ANSWER//Client reports
medication appears different than usual. Electrical fire prevention -
ANSWER//Use grounded plugs to prevent electrical fires. Extension cord
safety - ANSWER//Avoid covering cords with rugs to prevent hazards.
Discharge recommendation - ANSWER//Assess client stability before
recommending discharge. Preeclampsia BP - ANSWER//High blood pressure
in preeclampsia is 166/110 mm Hg. Postpartum hemorrhage -
ANSWER//Monitor clients who received blood transfusions closely.
Laboratory results reporting - ANSWER//Report sexually transmitted
infections to the provider. Dietitian referral - ANSWER//Refer clients on
warfarin limiting spinach intake. Gout dietary advice - ANSWER//Clients
should avoid anchovies in their diet. Spironolactone dietary advice -
ANSWER//Limit potassium intake when on spironolactone. Infant temperature
measurement - ANSWER//Place thermometer in the infant's axilla for
