ATI Exam Second Semester Review Questions with
Answers
1.
RACE - -Rescue: Evacuation of patients closest to the fire to safety horizontally.
Alarm or Alert: Ask a co-worker to call the fire department, activate a manual pull station,
or sending out the code over the public address system.
Confine: Restricting the fire from spreading smoke and heat.
Extinguish: Competent users of fire extinguishers.
-2.
PASS - -Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep.
How to use a fire extinguisher.
-3.
Fire Triangle Components - -Oxygen, Heat, Fuel
-4.
Fire extinguisher Class A - -For Combustibles such as paper, wood, upholstery, rags, and
other types of trash fires.
-5.
Fire Extinguisher Class B - -For Flammable liquids and gas fires.
-6.
Fire Extinguisher C - -For Electrical fires.
-7.
The five rights of delegation: - -1. Right Task
2. Right Circumstances
3. Right Person
4. Right Direction/Communication
5. Right Supervision/Evaluation
, -8.
Right Task (Nursing Delegation) - -Appropriate tasks to delegate.
Repetitive, requires little supervision, and is relatively non invasive.
Different tasks are delegated depending on scope of practice of RN, PN, or AP.
-9.
Right Circumstance (Nursing Delegation) - -Dependent of the patient's health status and
complexity.
Match pt care complexity with to skill level of delegatee.
-10.
Right Person (Nursing Delegation) - -Delegatee competence must be within scope of
practice.
The delegatee must have the training.
Competence level.
Evaluate the delegatee's performance according to standards.
-11.
Right Direction and Communication (Nursing Delegation) - -Provide method of
communication.
Communicate timeline for reporting.
Communicate specific task and instruction.
Communicate expected results, timeline, follow up communication.
-12.
Right Supervision and Evaluation (Nursing Delegation) - -Directly or indirectly.
Monitor performance.
Intervention when needed.
Provide Feedback.
Evaluate patient for outcome.
Evaluate delegatee's performance and improvements.
-13.
Things that nurses can delegate to PNs - -Monitoring Findings.
Reinforcing Pt Teaching.
Tracheostomy care.
Sunctioning.
Checking NG Tube Patency.
Administering enteral feedings.
Inserting Urinary Catheter.
Answers
1.
RACE - -Rescue: Evacuation of patients closest to the fire to safety horizontally.
Alarm or Alert: Ask a co-worker to call the fire department, activate a manual pull station,
or sending out the code over the public address system.
Confine: Restricting the fire from spreading smoke and heat.
Extinguish: Competent users of fire extinguishers.
-2.
PASS - -Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep.
How to use a fire extinguisher.
-3.
Fire Triangle Components - -Oxygen, Heat, Fuel
-4.
Fire extinguisher Class A - -For Combustibles such as paper, wood, upholstery, rags, and
other types of trash fires.
-5.
Fire Extinguisher Class B - -For Flammable liquids and gas fires.
-6.
Fire Extinguisher C - -For Electrical fires.
-7.
The five rights of delegation: - -1. Right Task
2. Right Circumstances
3. Right Person
4. Right Direction/Communication
5. Right Supervision/Evaluation
, -8.
Right Task (Nursing Delegation) - -Appropriate tasks to delegate.
Repetitive, requires little supervision, and is relatively non invasive.
Different tasks are delegated depending on scope of practice of RN, PN, or AP.
-9.
Right Circumstance (Nursing Delegation) - -Dependent of the patient's health status and
complexity.
Match pt care complexity with to skill level of delegatee.
-10.
Right Person (Nursing Delegation) - -Delegatee competence must be within scope of
practice.
The delegatee must have the training.
Competence level.
Evaluate the delegatee's performance according to standards.
-11.
Right Direction and Communication (Nursing Delegation) - -Provide method of
communication.
Communicate timeline for reporting.
Communicate specific task and instruction.
Communicate expected results, timeline, follow up communication.
-12.
Right Supervision and Evaluation (Nursing Delegation) - -Directly or indirectly.
Monitor performance.
Intervention when needed.
Provide Feedback.
Evaluate patient for outcome.
Evaluate delegatee's performance and improvements.
-13.
Things that nurses can delegate to PNs - -Monitoring Findings.
Reinforcing Pt Teaching.
Tracheostomy care.
Sunctioning.
Checking NG Tube Patency.
Administering enteral feedings.
Inserting Urinary Catheter.
