ATI RN LEADERSHIP PROCTORED EXAM LATEST GRADED[ A].
ATI RN LEADERSHIP PROCTORED EXAM
1. A nurse is teaching a patient about hypertension. In which order from first to last will the nurse implement
the steps of the teaching process?
1. Set mutual goals for knowledge of hypertension.
2. Teach what the patient wants to know about hypertension.
3. Assess what the patient already knows about hypertension.
4. Evaluate the outcomes of patient education for hypertension.
a. 1, 3, 2, 4
b. 2, 3, 1, 4
c. 3, 1, 2, 4
d. 3, 2, 1, 4
ANS: C
Assessment is the first step of any teaching session, then diagnosing, planning (goals), implementation, and
evaluation.
19. A patient had a stroke and must use a cane for support. A nurse is preparing to teach the patient about
the cane. Which learning objective/outcome is most appropriate for the nurse to include in the teaching
plan?
a. The patient will walk to the bathroom and back to bed using a cane.
b. The patient will understand the importance of using a cane.
c. The patient will know the correct use of a cane.
d. The patient will learn how to use a cane.
ANS: A
Outcomes often describe a behavior that identifies the patient’s ability to do something on completion of
teaching such as will empty a colostomy bag or will administer an injection. Understand, learn, and know are
not behaviors that can be observed or evaluated.
20. Which learning objective/outcome has the highest priority for a patient with life-threatening, severe
food allergies that require an EpiPen (epinephrine)?
a. The patient will identify the main ingredients in several foods.
b. The patient will list the side effects of epinephrine.
c. The patient will learn about food labels.
d. The patient will administer epinephrine.
, ATI RN LEADERSHIP PROCTORED EXAM LATEST GRADED[ A].
ANS: D
Once you assist in meeting patient needs related to basic survival (how to give epinephrine), you can discuss
other topics, such as nutritional needs and side effects of medications. For example, a patient recently
diagnosed with coronary artery disease has deficient knowledge related to the illness and its implications. The
ATI RN LEADERSHIP PROCTORED EXAM
1. A nurse is teaching a patient about hypertension. In which order from first to last will the nurse implement
the steps of the teaching process?
1. Set mutual goals for knowledge of hypertension.
2. Teach what the patient wants to know about hypertension.
3. Assess what the patient already knows about hypertension.
4. Evaluate the outcomes of patient education for hypertension.
a. 1, 3, 2, 4
b. 2, 3, 1, 4
c. 3, 1, 2, 4
d. 3, 2, 1, 4
ANS: C
Assessment is the first step of any teaching session, then diagnosing, planning (goals), implementation, and
evaluation.
19. A patient had a stroke and must use a cane for support. A nurse is preparing to teach the patient about
the cane. Which learning objective/outcome is most appropriate for the nurse to include in the teaching
plan?
a. The patient will walk to the bathroom and back to bed using a cane.
b. The patient will understand the importance of using a cane.
c. The patient will know the correct use of a cane.
d. The patient will learn how to use a cane.
ANS: A
Outcomes often describe a behavior that identifies the patient’s ability to do something on completion of
teaching such as will empty a colostomy bag or will administer an injection. Understand, learn, and know are
not behaviors that can be observed or evaluated.
20. Which learning objective/outcome has the highest priority for a patient with life-threatening, severe
food allergies that require an EpiPen (epinephrine)?
a. The patient will identify the main ingredients in several foods.
b. The patient will list the side effects of epinephrine.
c. The patient will learn about food labels.
d. The patient will administer epinephrine.
, ATI RN LEADERSHIP PROCTORED EXAM LATEST GRADED[ A].
ANS: D
Once you assist in meeting patient needs related to basic survival (how to give epinephrine), you can discuss
other topics, such as nutritional needs and side effects of medications. For example, a patient recently
diagnosed with coronary artery disease has deficient knowledge related to the illness and its implications. The
