RN ATI CAPSTONE PROCTORED |NURSING CARE CONCEPTS| ACTUAL EXAM
2025| 170 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. What is the primary purpose of suction equipment in nursing
care? To administer medications
To clear airway obstructions
To monitor vital
signs To provide
hydration
2. What are the recommended interventions for managing
constipation caused by opioid use?
Increase fluid and fiber intake, and administer a stimulant
laxative or stool softener.
Decrease fluid intake and increase sedentary activities.
Administer a bulk-forming laxative and reduce physical
activity. Increase protein intake and avoid laxatives.
3. Peritoneal dialysis is a method of dialysis treatment in which the patient's
peritoneum is used as a filter to clean the blood.
blood is cleansed a few ounces at a time through a special
filter. blood is replaced with transfused donated blood.
blood passes through a dialyzer, is filtered or cleaned, and
, returned back to the patient.
4. A patient has developed phlebitis after prolonged IV therapy.
After removing the IV catheter, the nurse applies a warm
compress. What additional interventions should the nurse
consider to ensure proper recovery for the patient?
Encourage the patient to ambulate frequently
, Monitor the site for signs of infection and document findings
Administer antibiotics immediately
Increase the IV fluid rate to flush the area
5. Some symptoms of alcohol withdrawal include coarse tremor of
hands, tongue or eyelids, nausea or vomiting, malaise, tachycardia,
headache, and insomnia. Healthcare professionals should be aware
that these symptoms may appear within hours of cessation of heavy
alcohol use.
2 to 4
4 to 12
6 to 16
8 to 24
6. Why is it important for nurses to promote client independence in self-
care tasks?
It reduces the workload of healthcare staff.
It enhances the client's confidence and ability to manage their
own health.
It allows nurses to focus solely on medication
management. It ensures that clients will not require any
further assistance.
7. What is the primary purpose of a subtotal
thyroidectomy? To completely remove the
, thyroid gland
To surgically remove part of the thyroid gland
To perform a biopsy on the thyroid
tissue To treat hyperthyroidism with
medication
8. What two specific parameters should be monitored regularly for
patients taking Valproic Acid?
2025| 170 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. What is the primary purpose of suction equipment in nursing
care? To administer medications
To clear airway obstructions
To monitor vital
signs To provide
hydration
2. What are the recommended interventions for managing
constipation caused by opioid use?
Increase fluid and fiber intake, and administer a stimulant
laxative or stool softener.
Decrease fluid intake and increase sedentary activities.
Administer a bulk-forming laxative and reduce physical
activity. Increase protein intake and avoid laxatives.
3. Peritoneal dialysis is a method of dialysis treatment in which the patient's
peritoneum is used as a filter to clean the blood.
blood is cleansed a few ounces at a time through a special
filter. blood is replaced with transfused donated blood.
blood passes through a dialyzer, is filtered or cleaned, and
, returned back to the patient.
4. A patient has developed phlebitis after prolonged IV therapy.
After removing the IV catheter, the nurse applies a warm
compress. What additional interventions should the nurse
consider to ensure proper recovery for the patient?
Encourage the patient to ambulate frequently
, Monitor the site for signs of infection and document findings
Administer antibiotics immediately
Increase the IV fluid rate to flush the area
5. Some symptoms of alcohol withdrawal include coarse tremor of
hands, tongue or eyelids, nausea or vomiting, malaise, tachycardia,
headache, and insomnia. Healthcare professionals should be aware
that these symptoms may appear within hours of cessation of heavy
alcohol use.
2 to 4
4 to 12
6 to 16
8 to 24
6. Why is it important for nurses to promote client independence in self-
care tasks?
It reduces the workload of healthcare staff.
It enhances the client's confidence and ability to manage their
own health.
It allows nurses to focus solely on medication
management. It ensures that clients will not require any
further assistance.
7. What is the primary purpose of a subtotal
thyroidectomy? To completely remove the
, thyroid gland
To surgically remove part of the thyroid gland
To perform a biopsy on the thyroid
tissue To treat hyperthyroidism with
medication
8. What two specific parameters should be monitored regularly for
patients taking Valproic Acid?
