ATI LEADERSHIP STUDY-GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A+
Lab results for a client 12 weeks gestation: what finding should the nurse report
to the provider?
Serum Creatinine 0.4 mg/dL
What client to asses first?
potassium level 6.5 mEq/mL
When delegation to AP, what do you direct a AP to perform first?
take arterial blood gas specimen to lab (must be place on ice and brought to lab
immediately) or blood glucose test
HIPPA violation?
talking about clients with nurses in the cafiteria
Test that needs a written consent?
Cerebral arteriogram
A machine seem to have a dysfunction and patient complains of pain or tingling,
what acting to take?
turn the machine off, and place it out of service
Small bowel obstruction, npo with NG tube and cotinuos suction. what should the
RN perform?
assess for bowel sound every 2 hours
To determine what factors lead to the deviation, that lead to errors in client care.
investigates deviation from standards of care surrounding an event
Root cause analysis
Guides staff towards reaching an objective and shares responsibility with the
staff.
Democratic leadership
Makes decisions independently and then notifies staff of the decision made. (high
degree of control)
, Autocratic
Leader that exerts little or no leadership and control.
Laissez-Faire
Leadership involves honest and fairness under any circumstances.
Moral
Find medication in bed sheets. What to do? (SATA)
-notify provider
-complete Variance Report
-document the missed med on the clients MAR
The right to self-determination, independence, and freedom of choice (informed
consent is based on this principle)
Autonomy
Principle with the intent to do good.
Beneficence
Principle that is based on the assumption that one assume responsibility fro
making the decisions of another person.
Paternalism
Principle that everyone should be treated similar and fairly. (not a basis for
informed consent)
Justice
AP has never transfer an amputation?
Assist AP after he has practiced the transfer.
What client should the nurse assign to LPN?
A client who is disoriented and awaiting transfer to a long-term care facility
If a patient is found hurt, what actions to take?
-determine level of consciousness (priority)
-call for help
-notify provider
-complete incident report
This allows the client an opportunity to specify what aspects of care and
treatment are to be accepted or refused in the event that the client can no longer
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A+
Lab results for a client 12 weeks gestation: what finding should the nurse report
to the provider?
Serum Creatinine 0.4 mg/dL
What client to asses first?
potassium level 6.5 mEq/mL
When delegation to AP, what do you direct a AP to perform first?
take arterial blood gas specimen to lab (must be place on ice and brought to lab
immediately) or blood glucose test
HIPPA violation?
talking about clients with nurses in the cafiteria
Test that needs a written consent?
Cerebral arteriogram
A machine seem to have a dysfunction and patient complains of pain or tingling,
what acting to take?
turn the machine off, and place it out of service
Small bowel obstruction, npo with NG tube and cotinuos suction. what should the
RN perform?
assess for bowel sound every 2 hours
To determine what factors lead to the deviation, that lead to errors in client care.
investigates deviation from standards of care surrounding an event
Root cause analysis
Guides staff towards reaching an objective and shares responsibility with the
staff.
Democratic leadership
Makes decisions independently and then notifies staff of the decision made. (high
degree of control)
, Autocratic
Leader that exerts little or no leadership and control.
Laissez-Faire
Leadership involves honest and fairness under any circumstances.
Moral
Find medication in bed sheets. What to do? (SATA)
-notify provider
-complete Variance Report
-document the missed med on the clients MAR
The right to self-determination, independence, and freedom of choice (informed
consent is based on this principle)
Autonomy
Principle with the intent to do good.
Beneficence
Principle that is based on the assumption that one assume responsibility fro
making the decisions of another person.
Paternalism
Principle that everyone should be treated similar and fairly. (not a basis for
informed consent)
Justice
AP has never transfer an amputation?
Assist AP after he has practiced the transfer.
What client should the nurse assign to LPN?
A client who is disoriented and awaiting transfer to a long-term care facility
If a patient is found hurt, what actions to take?
-determine level of consciousness (priority)
-call for help
-notify provider
-complete incident report
This allows the client an opportunity to specify what aspects of care and
treatment are to be accepted or refused in the event that the client can no longer
