ATI CMS FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ nurse's role in informed consent. Answer: Witnessing the
signature and confirming patient understanding—not explaining
procedures.
◉ advance directives. Answer: Legal documents outlining a patient's
wishes for care if they become incapacitated.
◉ autonomy in nursing ethics. Answer: Respecting a patient's right
to make their own healthcare decisions.
◉ beneficence. Answer: Doing good for the patient.
◉ nonmaleficence. Answer: Do no harm.
◉ incident report. Answer: A document completed when an
unexpected event occurs, not part of the medical record.
◉ tasks delegated to a UAP. Answer: ADLs, vital signs, hygiene,
ambulation, feeding (no swallowing risk).
,◉ tasks delegated to an LPN. Answer: Stable clients, PO meds,
wound care, Foley insertion.
◉ fidelity. Answer: Keeping promises and being faithful to
commitments.
◉ veracity. Answer: Telling the truth.
◉ Patient Bill of Rights. Answer: Ensures patients are treated fairly
and have autonomy and information.
◉ who can give informed consent. Answer: Adults, emancipated
minors, or legal guardians for minors.
◉ purpose of a living will. Answer: To document desired medical
treatment in case of terminal illness.
◉ durable power of attorney. Answer: Someone designated to make
healthcare decisions on behalf of the patient.
◉ documentation best practice. Answer: Timely, objective, accurate,
and legible.
, ◉ principle of justice in nursing. Answer: Fairness in care delivery.
◉ nurse's responsibility with refusal of care. Answer: Inform of
consequences, document, and notify provider.
◉ when are restraints appropriate. Answer: Last resort, with
provider order, time-limited, with ongoing assessment.
◉ delegation vs assignment. Answer: Delegation transfers task
responsibility, assignment transfers full responsibility.
◉ Tuberculosis. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
◉ Measles. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
◉ Gonorrhea. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
◉ Hepatitis A/B/C. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in
2025.
◉ COVID-19. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
◉ Syphilis. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ nurse's role in informed consent. Answer: Witnessing the
signature and confirming patient understanding—not explaining
procedures.
◉ advance directives. Answer: Legal documents outlining a patient's
wishes for care if they become incapacitated.
◉ autonomy in nursing ethics. Answer: Respecting a patient's right
to make their own healthcare decisions.
◉ beneficence. Answer: Doing good for the patient.
◉ nonmaleficence. Answer: Do no harm.
◉ incident report. Answer: A document completed when an
unexpected event occurs, not part of the medical record.
◉ tasks delegated to a UAP. Answer: ADLs, vital signs, hygiene,
ambulation, feeding (no swallowing risk).
,◉ tasks delegated to an LPN. Answer: Stable clients, PO meds,
wound care, Foley insertion.
◉ fidelity. Answer: Keeping promises and being faithful to
commitments.
◉ veracity. Answer: Telling the truth.
◉ Patient Bill of Rights. Answer: Ensures patients are treated fairly
and have autonomy and information.
◉ who can give informed consent. Answer: Adults, emancipated
minors, or legal guardians for minors.
◉ purpose of a living will. Answer: To document desired medical
treatment in case of terminal illness.
◉ durable power of attorney. Answer: Someone designated to make
healthcare decisions on behalf of the patient.
◉ documentation best practice. Answer: Timely, objective, accurate,
and legible.
, ◉ principle of justice in nursing. Answer: Fairness in care delivery.
◉ nurse's responsibility with refusal of care. Answer: Inform of
consequences, document, and notify provider.
◉ when are restraints appropriate. Answer: Last resort, with
provider order, time-limited, with ongoing assessment.
◉ delegation vs assignment. Answer: Delegation transfers task
responsibility, assignment transfers full responsibility.
◉ Tuberculosis. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
◉ Measles. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
◉ Gonorrhea. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
◉ Hepatitis A/B/C. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in
2025.
◉ COVID-19. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
◉ Syphilis. Answer: Yes, it is a CDC Notifiable Disease in 2025.
