ATI RN FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED EXAM 2025|ACTUAL EXAM
WITH 170+ QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS
1. Which of the following healthcare professionals is primarily responsible for
reporting communicable diseases such as SARS?
Registered Nurse (RN)
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Assistive Personnel (AP)
All of the above
2. Explain why the recommendations for safety precautions differ between
young adults and older adults as outlined in the nursing guidelines.
Which factors contribute to these differences?
A. Young adults are generally more active and engage in
riskier activities.
B.Older adults have a higher risk of falls and injuries.
C. Young adults are less likely to have children in the home.
D.Older adults require more assistance with daily living activities.
E. All of the above.
3. A Registered Nurse (RN) is delegating a task to an Assistive Personnel (AP)
for a patient who requires assistance with activities of daily living. Which
of the following scenarios best demonstrates the application of the 5 rights
of delegation?
The RN assigns the task without providing any instructions.
The RN checks in with the AP after the task is completed to ensure it
was done correctly.
The RN delegates the task to an LPN instead of an AP.
, The RN informs the patient about the task being delegated.
4. What is the primary role of a Registered Nurse (RN) in the delegation of
nursing tasks?
To perform all patient care tasks independently
To supervise and evaluate the performance of LPNs and APs
To only document patient care activities
To provide care exclusively to high-acuity patients
5. A patient recovering from shoulder surgery reports difficulty with activities of
daily living. If the nurse identifies pain during internal rotation of the
shoulder, which intervention should the nurse prioritize to assist the patient
in regaining independence?
Encourage the patient to perform all activities despite the pain
Refer the patient to physical therapy for rehabilitation exercises
Instruct the patient to avoid using the affected arm entirely
Provide pain medication before any activity
6. A nurse is preparing for a change-of-shift report and learns that a client has
a procedure scheduled that may affect their medication schedule. Which of
the following actions should the nurse take to ensure continuity of care?
Omit the procedure from the report to save time.
Inform the incoming nurse about the procedure and any necessary
adjustments to the medication routine.
Focus solely on the client's vital signs and ignore the procedure.
Wait until the procedure is completed to discuss it with the incoming
nurse.
,7. A home health nurse is assessing a client who has been exposed to
high temperatures and is exhibiting signs of heat-related illness. If the
nurse
observes hot dry skin and tachycardia, what immediate action should the
nurse take to ensure patient safety?
A. Administer oral fluids and monitor vital signs.
B. Place the client in a cool environment and apply
cool compresses.
C. Encourage the client to rest and wait for symptoms to improve.
D.Document the findings and schedule a follow-up visit.
8. If an RN is tasked with delegating care for a patient with a tracheostomy,
which of the following scenarios would be appropriate for delegation to an
LPN?
Teaching the patient about tracheostomy care techniques
Performing routine suctioning of the
tracheostomy Assessing the patient's respiratory
status before care Developing a comprehensive care
plan for the patient
9. A patient states they wish to leave against medical advice and the nurse
locks them in their room. Which type of tort has the nurse committed?
Assault
False imprisonment
Battery
Negligence
10. Which of the following nursing roles is primarily responsible for
assessing patient needs and determining appropriate care plans?
, Registered Nurse (RN)
WITH 170+ QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS
1. Which of the following healthcare professionals is primarily responsible for
reporting communicable diseases such as SARS?
Registered Nurse (RN)
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Assistive Personnel (AP)
All of the above
2. Explain why the recommendations for safety precautions differ between
young adults and older adults as outlined in the nursing guidelines.
Which factors contribute to these differences?
A. Young adults are generally more active and engage in
riskier activities.
B.Older adults have a higher risk of falls and injuries.
C. Young adults are less likely to have children in the home.
D.Older adults require more assistance with daily living activities.
E. All of the above.
3. A Registered Nurse (RN) is delegating a task to an Assistive Personnel (AP)
for a patient who requires assistance with activities of daily living. Which
of the following scenarios best demonstrates the application of the 5 rights
of delegation?
The RN assigns the task without providing any instructions.
The RN checks in with the AP after the task is completed to ensure it
was done correctly.
The RN delegates the task to an LPN instead of an AP.
, The RN informs the patient about the task being delegated.
4. What is the primary role of a Registered Nurse (RN) in the delegation of
nursing tasks?
To perform all patient care tasks independently
To supervise and evaluate the performance of LPNs and APs
To only document patient care activities
To provide care exclusively to high-acuity patients
5. A patient recovering from shoulder surgery reports difficulty with activities of
daily living. If the nurse identifies pain during internal rotation of the
shoulder, which intervention should the nurse prioritize to assist the patient
in regaining independence?
Encourage the patient to perform all activities despite the pain
Refer the patient to physical therapy for rehabilitation exercises
Instruct the patient to avoid using the affected arm entirely
Provide pain medication before any activity
6. A nurse is preparing for a change-of-shift report and learns that a client has
a procedure scheduled that may affect their medication schedule. Which of
the following actions should the nurse take to ensure continuity of care?
Omit the procedure from the report to save time.
Inform the incoming nurse about the procedure and any necessary
adjustments to the medication routine.
Focus solely on the client's vital signs and ignore the procedure.
Wait until the procedure is completed to discuss it with the incoming
nurse.
,7. A home health nurse is assessing a client who has been exposed to
high temperatures and is exhibiting signs of heat-related illness. If the
nurse
observes hot dry skin and tachycardia, what immediate action should the
nurse take to ensure patient safety?
A. Administer oral fluids and monitor vital signs.
B. Place the client in a cool environment and apply
cool compresses.
C. Encourage the client to rest and wait for symptoms to improve.
D.Document the findings and schedule a follow-up visit.
8. If an RN is tasked with delegating care for a patient with a tracheostomy,
which of the following scenarios would be appropriate for delegation to an
LPN?
Teaching the patient about tracheostomy care techniques
Performing routine suctioning of the
tracheostomy Assessing the patient's respiratory
status before care Developing a comprehensive care
plan for the patient
9. A patient states they wish to leave against medical advice and the nurse
locks them in their room. Which type of tort has the nurse committed?
Assault
False imprisonment
Battery
Negligence
10. Which of the following nursing roles is primarily responsible for
assessing patient needs and determining appropriate care plans?
, Registered Nurse (RN)
