ATI
ATI RN
COMPREHENSIVE EXIT
EXAM (2000 Q &A)
GRADED A
100%
, ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE EXIT EXAM
(2000 Q &A)
diet for chronic renal failure
low protein & potassium
DM pt teaching
change shoes, wash feet w/soap & water
pulse pressure subtract systolic value from
diastolic value
lantus never mix, long lasting,
no peak
rhogam given @ 28 weeks & 72 hours post
delivery
when mom is negative & baby positive
indication of baby dehydration improving smooth
fontanel
pt w/orthostatic hypotension
put near nursing station
cleaning a wound clean
to dirty
use bulb syringe
,peripheral arterial disease cramp
in leg while walking
intermittent claudication
seizure precautions
supine position
20 weeks gestation, having urinary frequency
u/a & c/s
report to new nurse @ shift change pt
@ xray
s/s of hemolytic blood transfusion flank
pain
ER rape victim priority
acess anxiety
nutrition
carbs 45%, protein 10-15%
latex allergy
tape up cords
first ingredient on a food label most
content
thoracentesis, & painful w/breathing
put pt on UNAFFECTED side for 1 hour or longer
pt w/IV sedation
check LOC if not responsive
help older brother get used to baby
get a gift for big brother
, early decelerations head
compressions
methergine contraindication
HTN
delegate to AP I
&O
HF monitoring
weights
location for peripheral line radial
prioritizing care for multiple pt's
low flank pain
ativan for
seizures
med for diabetes insipidus
desmopressin
radiation tatoo
use mild soap & water
uric acid stones
eat low fat yogurt
antigout med decreases uric acid level allopurinol
non-pharm relation technique for pain management in labor hypnosis
psychotic disorder assessment finding
flat affect
newborn withdrawal from heroin (opioids) hypertonicity
mitral valve location
5th intercostal
ATI RN
COMPREHENSIVE EXIT
EXAM (2000 Q &A)
GRADED A
100%
, ATI RN COMPREHENSIVE EXIT EXAM
(2000 Q &A)
diet for chronic renal failure
low protein & potassium
DM pt teaching
change shoes, wash feet w/soap & water
pulse pressure subtract systolic value from
diastolic value
lantus never mix, long lasting,
no peak
rhogam given @ 28 weeks & 72 hours post
delivery
when mom is negative & baby positive
indication of baby dehydration improving smooth
fontanel
pt w/orthostatic hypotension
put near nursing station
cleaning a wound clean
to dirty
use bulb syringe
,peripheral arterial disease cramp
in leg while walking
intermittent claudication
seizure precautions
supine position
20 weeks gestation, having urinary frequency
u/a & c/s
report to new nurse @ shift change pt
@ xray
s/s of hemolytic blood transfusion flank
pain
ER rape victim priority
acess anxiety
nutrition
carbs 45%, protein 10-15%
latex allergy
tape up cords
first ingredient on a food label most
content
thoracentesis, & painful w/breathing
put pt on UNAFFECTED side for 1 hour or longer
pt w/IV sedation
check LOC if not responsive
help older brother get used to baby
get a gift for big brother
, early decelerations head
compressions
methergine contraindication
HTN
delegate to AP I
&O
HF monitoring
weights
location for peripheral line radial
prioritizing care for multiple pt's
low flank pain
ativan for
seizures
med for diabetes insipidus
desmopressin
radiation tatoo
use mild soap & water
uric acid stones
eat low fat yogurt
antigout med decreases uric acid level allopurinol
non-pharm relation technique for pain management in labor hypnosis
psychotic disorder assessment finding
flat affect
newborn withdrawal from heroin (opioids) hypertonicity
mitral valve location
5th intercostal
