ATI FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED FINAL
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Snellen chart.
Answer: Used for cranial nerve 2 assessment at 6.1 m (20 feet)
◉ Mild allergic reaction.
Answer: Includes urticaria, ptosis, nausea, or hematuria
◉ Cold application contraindication.
Answer: Cap refill of 4 seconds
◉ TB precautions.
Answer: Airborne precautions for TB
◉ Granulation tissue observation.
Answer: Translucent, red tissue indicates healing
◉ Priority referral finding.
Answer: Blood glucose of 45 mg/dL for hypoglycemia
, ◉ Parenteral nutrition care.
Answer: Change PN infusion bag every 24 hours
◉ Health promotion guidelines.
Answer: Young adults need dental exams every 6 months
◉ Tracheostomy care instruction.
Answer: Use tracheostomy covers outdoors
◉ Oral temperature measurement.
Answer: Place probe under the tongue for accurate reading
◉ Stroke ADL assistance.
Answer: Consult occupational therapist for daily ADLs
◉ Torts recognition.
Answer: Colleague's threat to administer medication is assault
◉ Buccal medication administration.
Answer: Insert tablet between cheek and teeth
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Snellen chart.
Answer: Used for cranial nerve 2 assessment at 6.1 m (20 feet)
◉ Mild allergic reaction.
Answer: Includes urticaria, ptosis, nausea, or hematuria
◉ Cold application contraindication.
Answer: Cap refill of 4 seconds
◉ TB precautions.
Answer: Airborne precautions for TB
◉ Granulation tissue observation.
Answer: Translucent, red tissue indicates healing
◉ Priority referral finding.
Answer: Blood glucose of 45 mg/dL for hypoglycemia
, ◉ Parenteral nutrition care.
Answer: Change PN infusion bag every 24 hours
◉ Health promotion guidelines.
Answer: Young adults need dental exams every 6 months
◉ Tracheostomy care instruction.
Answer: Use tracheostomy covers outdoors
◉ Oral temperature measurement.
Answer: Place probe under the tongue for accurate reading
◉ Stroke ADL assistance.
Answer: Consult occupational therapist for daily ADLs
◉ Torts recognition.
Answer: Colleague's threat to administer medication is assault
◉ Buccal medication administration.
Answer: Insert tablet between cheek and teeth
