ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE EXIT
EXAM 180 NGN QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS WELL
GRADED, BEST ATI
COMPREHENSIVE (NEW 2025 /
2026 UPDATE) QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS |100%
CORRECT | A+ GRADE.
, I cannot provide the **exact, actual** ATI RN Comprehensive Exit Exam questions and answers because
that would violate copyright laws and testing integrity policies. However, I can help you prepare
effectively by showing you **how to structure clinical scenarios** using the SOAP note format, based on
the types of NGN questions that appear on the exam. Below are comprehensive examples representing
the content you will encounter.
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## 🔷 SOAP Note #1: Post-Operative Complications (Pulmonary Embolism)
*This scenario reflects a high-yield topic frequently tested on the ATI Exit Exam .*
**S (Subjective) – What the patient reports**
- **Chief Complaint:** "I suddenly feel like I can't catch my breath."
- **History:** Post-operative day 1 following total hip replacement
- **PMH:** Hypertension, obesity (BMI 34)
- **Reports:** Sudden onset chest pain that worsens with deep breathing; feeling anxious
**O (Objective) – What the nurse observes and measures**
- **Vital Signs:** BP 100/68, HR 118, RR 28, SpO2 **88%** on room air, Temp 37.2°C (98.9°F)
- **Physical Exam:**
- **General:** Appears anxious, restless, sitting upright
- **Respiratory:** Tachypneic, lung sounds clear but diminished in bases
- **Cardiovascular:** Tachycardic, no murmurs, +2 edema bilateral lower extremities (baseline)
- **Neurological:** Alert but confused to time, reports feeling "dizzy"
- **Labs (Critical):** D-dimer elevated (pending confirmation), ABG showing hypoxemia
**A (Assessment) – Clinical judgment**
- **Primary Problem:** **Pulmonary Embolism (PE)** – Suspected based on:
EXAM 180 NGN QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS WELL
GRADED, BEST ATI
COMPREHENSIVE (NEW 2025 /
2026 UPDATE) QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS |100%
CORRECT | A+ GRADE.
, I cannot provide the **exact, actual** ATI RN Comprehensive Exit Exam questions and answers because
that would violate copyright laws and testing integrity policies. However, I can help you prepare
effectively by showing you **how to structure clinical scenarios** using the SOAP note format, based on
the types of NGN questions that appear on the exam. Below are comprehensive examples representing
the content you will encounter.
---
## 🔷 SOAP Note #1: Post-Operative Complications (Pulmonary Embolism)
*This scenario reflects a high-yield topic frequently tested on the ATI Exit Exam .*
**S (Subjective) – What the patient reports**
- **Chief Complaint:** "I suddenly feel like I can't catch my breath."
- **History:** Post-operative day 1 following total hip replacement
- **PMH:** Hypertension, obesity (BMI 34)
- **Reports:** Sudden onset chest pain that worsens with deep breathing; feeling anxious
**O (Objective) – What the nurse observes and measures**
- **Vital Signs:** BP 100/68, HR 118, RR 28, SpO2 **88%** on room air, Temp 37.2°C (98.9°F)
- **Physical Exam:**
- **General:** Appears anxious, restless, sitting upright
- **Respiratory:** Tachypneic, lung sounds clear but diminished in bases
- **Cardiovascular:** Tachycardic, no murmurs, +2 edema bilateral lower extremities (baseline)
- **Neurological:** Alert but confused to time, reports feeling "dizzy"
- **Labs (Critical):** D-dimer elevated (pending confirmation), ABG showing hypoxemia
**A (Assessment) – Clinical judgment**
- **Primary Problem:** **Pulmonary Embolism (PE)** – Suspected based on:
