ATI FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED REVIEW
PACK 2026 FULLY SOLVED QUESTION SET
◉ Stage 1 pressure ulcer.
Answer: Initial skin breakdown requiring appropriate dressing.
◉ Transparent dressing application.
Answer: Using self-adhesive dressing for pressure ulcer.
◉ Hospice care transition.
Answer: Moving client to end-of-life care.
◉ Therapeutic communication.
Answer: Discussing concerns with client's family.
◉ Diabetes foot care.
Answer: Teaching about managing corns and calluses.
◉ Calluses.
Answer: Thickened skin areas from friction or pressure.
,◉ Corns.
Answer: Localized thickening of skin on toes.
◉ Oval corn pad.
Answer: Protective pad for corns on toes.
◉ Warm water soak.
Answer: Daily practice to soften corns and calluses.
◉ Liquid corn medication.
Answer: Over-the-counter treatment for removing corns.
◉ Restraints.
Answer: Devices to limit patient movement for safety.
◉ Square knot.
Answer: Secure knot used for tying restraints.
◉ Restraint removal.
Answer: Process of removing one restraint at a time.
◉ 3-hour restraint check.
, Answer: Remove restraints every three hours for assessment.
◉ Clostridium difficile infection.
Answer: Bacterial infection requiring strict hygiene measures.
◉ N95 respirator.
Answer: Mask used for airborne infection protection.
◉ Private room.
Answer: Isolation space for infected patients.
◉ Handwashing.
Answer: Soap and water use after patient contact.
◉ Latex allergy.
Answer: Hypersensitivity to latex materials.
◉ Surgical scheduling.
Answer: Prioritize latex allergy patients for surgery.
◉ Primidone iodine.
Answer: Antiseptic for cleaning medication stoppers.
PACK 2026 FULLY SOLVED QUESTION SET
◉ Stage 1 pressure ulcer.
Answer: Initial skin breakdown requiring appropriate dressing.
◉ Transparent dressing application.
Answer: Using self-adhesive dressing for pressure ulcer.
◉ Hospice care transition.
Answer: Moving client to end-of-life care.
◉ Therapeutic communication.
Answer: Discussing concerns with client's family.
◉ Diabetes foot care.
Answer: Teaching about managing corns and calluses.
◉ Calluses.
Answer: Thickened skin areas from friction or pressure.
,◉ Corns.
Answer: Localized thickening of skin on toes.
◉ Oval corn pad.
Answer: Protective pad for corns on toes.
◉ Warm water soak.
Answer: Daily practice to soften corns and calluses.
◉ Liquid corn medication.
Answer: Over-the-counter treatment for removing corns.
◉ Restraints.
Answer: Devices to limit patient movement for safety.
◉ Square knot.
Answer: Secure knot used for tying restraints.
◉ Restraint removal.
Answer: Process of removing one restraint at a time.
◉ 3-hour restraint check.
, Answer: Remove restraints every three hours for assessment.
◉ Clostridium difficile infection.
Answer: Bacterial infection requiring strict hygiene measures.
◉ N95 respirator.
Answer: Mask used for airborne infection protection.
◉ Private room.
Answer: Isolation space for infected patients.
◉ Handwashing.
Answer: Soap and water use after patient contact.
◉ Latex allergy.
Answer: Hypersensitivity to latex materials.
◉ Surgical scheduling.
Answer: Prioritize latex allergy patients for surgery.
◉ Primidone iodine.
Answer: Antiseptic for cleaning medication stoppers.
