ATI FUNDAMENTAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES TOP RATED VERSION FOR ALREADY A+
GRADED WITH EXPERT FEEDBACK|NEW 2025!!{REVISED}
Terms in this set (110)
A nurse asks a client to stand Cerebellar dysfunction
with her feet together and her
eyes open. After a few seconds,
the nurse asks the client to Cerebellar dysfunction causes a loss of position sense
close her eyes. If the client (proprioception) which results in positive Romberg's sign.
begins to fall, the
nurse should interpret this
finding as a positive Romberg's
test, indication what
alteration?
A nurse is caring for a client Standard precautions
who had human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
Which of the following types of
isolation
should the nurse implement to
prevent the transmission of HIV?
,a nurse is teaching a middle-aged eye examination every 2 years
female client about disease
prevention and health
maintenance.Which of the
following
diagnostic test should the nurse
recommend as part of the client's
routine? annual papanicolaou
(pap) testing
mammogram every 2
years eye examination
every 2 years
annual colonoscopy
A nurse is explaining Piaget's collecting and trading game cards
theory of cognitive
development to a group of
daycare providers for employees'
children at an acute care facility.
which of the
following activities should the
nurse include as an example of
concrete operational thinking?
playing in the sand
playing dress-up with old
clothes collecting and trading
game cards
describing interpersonal
relationships
A nurse is talking with a client Depression
whose
provider recently informed him
of terminal pancreatic cancer.
When the client reports that he
understands the full impact of
this
diagnosis, the nurse should
identify that the client is in which
, of the following stages of dying?
A nurse is planning care for a Death is viewed as an interruption of what might have been
young adult client who has a
terminal illness. Which of the
following concepts of death should
the nurse consider for this client?
A nurse is changing the Montgomery straps
dressings for a client who has
2 Penrose drains near an
abdominal incision. Which of the
following adhering devices is the
best choice for the nurse to use
to decrease skin irritation?
A nurse is caring for an older Excessive wax in the ear canal
adult client who has an in-the-
canal hearing aid. The
client states that the hearing aid is
making a whistling sound. The
nurse should identify which of
the following factors as the
source for this sound?
ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES TOP RATED VERSION FOR ALREADY A+
GRADED WITH EXPERT FEEDBACK|NEW 2025!!{REVISED}
Terms in this set (110)
A nurse asks a client to stand Cerebellar dysfunction
with her feet together and her
eyes open. After a few seconds,
the nurse asks the client to Cerebellar dysfunction causes a loss of position sense
close her eyes. If the client (proprioception) which results in positive Romberg's sign.
begins to fall, the
nurse should interpret this
finding as a positive Romberg's
test, indication what
alteration?
A nurse is caring for a client Standard precautions
who had human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
Which of the following types of
isolation
should the nurse implement to
prevent the transmission of HIV?
,a nurse is teaching a middle-aged eye examination every 2 years
female client about disease
prevention and health
maintenance.Which of the
following
diagnostic test should the nurse
recommend as part of the client's
routine? annual papanicolaou
(pap) testing
mammogram every 2
years eye examination
every 2 years
annual colonoscopy
A nurse is explaining Piaget's collecting and trading game cards
theory of cognitive
development to a group of
daycare providers for employees'
children at an acute care facility.
which of the
following activities should the
nurse include as an example of
concrete operational thinking?
playing in the sand
playing dress-up with old
clothes collecting and trading
game cards
describing interpersonal
relationships
A nurse is talking with a client Depression
whose
provider recently informed him
of terminal pancreatic cancer.
When the client reports that he
understands the full impact of
this
diagnosis, the nurse should
identify that the client is in which
, of the following stages of dying?
A nurse is planning care for a Death is viewed as an interruption of what might have been
young adult client who has a
terminal illness. Which of the
following concepts of death should
the nurse consider for this client?
A nurse is changing the Montgomery straps
dressings for a client who has
2 Penrose drains near an
abdominal incision. Which of the
following adhering devices is the
best choice for the nurse to use
to decrease skin irritation?
A nurse is caring for an older Excessive wax in the ear canal
adult client who has an in-the-
canal hearing aid. The
client states that the hearing aid is
making a whistling sound. The
nurse should identify which of
the following factors as the
source for this sound?
