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Comprehensive ATI RN Predictor 2025 with NGN –
Study Guide, Practice Questions, and Next Generation
NCLEX Review
Prepare for the Comprehensive ATI RN Predictor 2025 with NGN-style questions, study guides,
and expert strategies to boost your NCLEX pass rate.
Get fully prepared for the Comprehensive ATI RN Predictor 2025 with NGN (Next
Generation NCLEX) using this all-in-one study and practice guide. Review key nursing
concepts in pharmacology, medical-surgical, maternal-newborn, mental health, and
community health nursing, along with Next Gen case studies and clinical judgment
questions. Includes ATI-style practice exams, detailed answer rationales, and scoring tips to
help you achieve a high predictor score and ensure NCLEX readiness. Perfect for RN and BSN
students completing ATI assessments.
• comprehensive ATI RN predictor 2025
• ATI RN predictor NGN study guide
• ATI comprehensive predictor with next generation NCLEX
• ATI RN predictor 2025 questions and answers
A patient with multiple health problems presents with a complaint of erectile dysfunction (ED). Of the
following, which medication is most likely to be causing the problem?
A. Methyldopa Aldomet
B. insulin
C. famotidine pepcid
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D. Albuterol Salbutamol Ventolin - ANSWER-A. Methyldopa Aldomet. Methyldopa is an alpha-blocker
medication commonly used to treat high blood pressure. It can have a side effect of decreased blood
flow to the penis, which can lead to ED
Evaluation of a heart murmur's pitch should be made by classifying its frequency. Using the diaphragm of
the stethoscope, the nurse practitioner ascultates a mild to moderate pitched systolic ejection murmur
audible over teh upper left sternal border (ULSB) and radiating to the back. These findings are most
consistent with
A. pulmonary stenosis
B. mitral valve insufficiency
C. aortic stenosis
D triscupid regurgitation - ANSWER-C - aortic stenosis.
Aortic stenosis is characterized by a systolic ejection murmur that can be heard over the upper right
sternal border and radiates to the neck and apex. However, in some cases, the murmur can be heard
over the upper left sternal border and radiate to the back. The pitch of the murmur is typically described
as a harsh or rough sound, which is consistent with a moderate-pitched murmur in this case.
A patient presents with acute nausea, vomiting and severe restrosternal pain that aradiates to the back.
The nurse practitioner suspects pancreatitis. What is the preferred imaging study for diagnosis
pancreatitis
a. ultrasound of the abdomen
B. scan of the abdomen without IV contrast
C. Esophagogastroduodenoscopy EGD
D. flat and upright abdominal x-rays - ANSWER-B. scan of the abdomen without IV contrast. Computed
tomography is considered the gold standard imaging modality for AP due to its high sensitivity and
specificity, while magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound can provide additional information on
biliary obstruction and vascular complications.
What medication is the most effective treatment for relief of acute anxiety symptoms
A. Buprione Buspar
B. Alprazolam Xanax
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C. Paroxotine Paxil
D. Amytriptyline Elavil - ANSWER-B. Alprazolam (Xanax)
Explanation:
Benzodiazepines (e.g., Alprazolam) are the most effective medications for the rapid relief of acute
anxiety symptomsdue to their fast onset of action.
- short-acting.
It provides immediate relief of acute anxiety, panic attacks, and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).
However, due to the risk of dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal, it is typically prescribed for short-
term useonly.
Paxil takes weeks to work. Not good for short term.
Which of the following screening is not necessary in a female patient recently diagnosed with HIV
A. trichomoniasis
B. Syphilis
C. Cervical cancer
D. breast cancer - ANSWER-D. Breast cancer
Explanation:
In a female patient recently diagnosed with HIV, it is essential to screen for sexually transmitted
infections (STIs) and conditions that are more prevalent or severe in HIV-positive individuals.
Smoking during pregnancy increases the risks that the infant will experience
A. macrosomia
B. infant respiratory distress
C. low birth weight
D. nicotine withdrawal symptoms - ANSWER-C. Low birth weight
Explanation:
Smoking during pregnancy is associated with several adverse outcomes for the infant. Key risks include:
A common finding associated with temporal arteritis is
A. severe headache
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B. facial nerve paresis or paralysis
C.. rhinorrhea
D. dental pain - ANSWER-A. severe headache
Explanation:
Temporal arteritis (also known as giant cell arteritis) is a condition that involves inflammation of the large
and medium-sized arteries, particularly the temporal artery.
A severe headache is the most common and characteristic symptom of temporal arteritis. The headache
is often described as persistent, severe, and typically located in the temporal region of the head.
The urinalysis results for an adult powerlifter show an elevated creatine kinase and elevated myoglobin
level. Urine dipstick is positive for blood but negative for red blood cells. The most likely diagnosis is
a. glomerulonephritis
b. nephrolitiasis
c. rhabdomyolysis
d. acute tubular necrosis - ANSWER-c. rhabdomyolysis
The nurse practitioner knows that the frail older adult is at a higher risk for malnutrition. Which of the
following factors does not contribute to malnutrition in this population
A. dental health
B. cognitive changes
C. slower rate of food absorption
D. economic factors - ANSWER-D. economic factors
A patient seeks evaluation for diarrhea and malaise that began at 2:00 am. The nurse Practitioner
diagnoses viral gastroenteritis and tells the patient to return if worsening or unresolved symptoms are
present after
A. 12 hours
B. 48 hours
C. 5 days
D. 7 days - ANSWER-B. 48 hours
Comprehensive ATI RN Predictor 2025 with NGN –
Study Guide, Practice Questions, and Next Generation
NCLEX Review
Prepare for the Comprehensive ATI RN Predictor 2025 with NGN-style questions, study guides,
and expert strategies to boost your NCLEX pass rate.
Get fully prepared for the Comprehensive ATI RN Predictor 2025 with NGN (Next
Generation NCLEX) using this all-in-one study and practice guide. Review key nursing
concepts in pharmacology, medical-surgical, maternal-newborn, mental health, and
community health nursing, along with Next Gen case studies and clinical judgment
questions. Includes ATI-style practice exams, detailed answer rationales, and scoring tips to
help you achieve a high predictor score and ensure NCLEX readiness. Perfect for RN and BSN
students completing ATI assessments.
• comprehensive ATI RN predictor 2025
• ATI RN predictor NGN study guide
• ATI comprehensive predictor with next generation NCLEX
• ATI RN predictor 2025 questions and answers
A patient with multiple health problems presents with a complaint of erectile dysfunction (ED). Of the
following, which medication is most likely to be causing the problem?
A. Methyldopa Aldomet
B. insulin
C. famotidine pepcid
,2|Page
D. Albuterol Salbutamol Ventolin - ANSWER-A. Methyldopa Aldomet. Methyldopa is an alpha-blocker
medication commonly used to treat high blood pressure. It can have a side effect of decreased blood
flow to the penis, which can lead to ED
Evaluation of a heart murmur's pitch should be made by classifying its frequency. Using the diaphragm of
the stethoscope, the nurse practitioner ascultates a mild to moderate pitched systolic ejection murmur
audible over teh upper left sternal border (ULSB) and radiating to the back. These findings are most
consistent with
A. pulmonary stenosis
B. mitral valve insufficiency
C. aortic stenosis
D triscupid regurgitation - ANSWER-C - aortic stenosis.
Aortic stenosis is characterized by a systolic ejection murmur that can be heard over the upper right
sternal border and radiates to the neck and apex. However, in some cases, the murmur can be heard
over the upper left sternal border and radiate to the back. The pitch of the murmur is typically described
as a harsh or rough sound, which is consistent with a moderate-pitched murmur in this case.
A patient presents with acute nausea, vomiting and severe restrosternal pain that aradiates to the back.
The nurse practitioner suspects pancreatitis. What is the preferred imaging study for diagnosis
pancreatitis
a. ultrasound of the abdomen
B. scan of the abdomen without IV contrast
C. Esophagogastroduodenoscopy EGD
D. flat and upright abdominal x-rays - ANSWER-B. scan of the abdomen without IV contrast. Computed
tomography is considered the gold standard imaging modality for AP due to its high sensitivity and
specificity, while magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound can provide additional information on
biliary obstruction and vascular complications.
What medication is the most effective treatment for relief of acute anxiety symptoms
A. Buprione Buspar
B. Alprazolam Xanax
,3|Page
C. Paroxotine Paxil
D. Amytriptyline Elavil - ANSWER-B. Alprazolam (Xanax)
Explanation:
Benzodiazepines (e.g., Alprazolam) are the most effective medications for the rapid relief of acute
anxiety symptomsdue to their fast onset of action.
- short-acting.
It provides immediate relief of acute anxiety, panic attacks, and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).
However, due to the risk of dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal, it is typically prescribed for short-
term useonly.
Paxil takes weeks to work. Not good for short term.
Which of the following screening is not necessary in a female patient recently diagnosed with HIV
A. trichomoniasis
B. Syphilis
C. Cervical cancer
D. breast cancer - ANSWER-D. Breast cancer
Explanation:
In a female patient recently diagnosed with HIV, it is essential to screen for sexually transmitted
infections (STIs) and conditions that are more prevalent or severe in HIV-positive individuals.
Smoking during pregnancy increases the risks that the infant will experience
A. macrosomia
B. infant respiratory distress
C. low birth weight
D. nicotine withdrawal symptoms - ANSWER-C. Low birth weight
Explanation:
Smoking during pregnancy is associated with several adverse outcomes for the infant. Key risks include:
A common finding associated with temporal arteritis is
A. severe headache
, 4|Page
B. facial nerve paresis or paralysis
C.. rhinorrhea
D. dental pain - ANSWER-A. severe headache
Explanation:
Temporal arteritis (also known as giant cell arteritis) is a condition that involves inflammation of the large
and medium-sized arteries, particularly the temporal artery.
A severe headache is the most common and characteristic symptom of temporal arteritis. The headache
is often described as persistent, severe, and typically located in the temporal region of the head.
The urinalysis results for an adult powerlifter show an elevated creatine kinase and elevated myoglobin
level. Urine dipstick is positive for blood but negative for red blood cells. The most likely diagnosis is
a. glomerulonephritis
b. nephrolitiasis
c. rhabdomyolysis
d. acute tubular necrosis - ANSWER-c. rhabdomyolysis
The nurse practitioner knows that the frail older adult is at a higher risk for malnutrition. Which of the
following factors does not contribute to malnutrition in this population
A. dental health
B. cognitive changes
C. slower rate of food absorption
D. economic factors - ANSWER-D. economic factors
A patient seeks evaluation for diarrhea and malaise that began at 2:00 am. The nurse Practitioner
diagnoses viral gastroenteritis and tells the patient to return if worsening or unresolved symptoms are
present after
A. 12 hours
B. 48 hours
C. 5 days
D. 7 days - ANSWER-B. 48 hours
