ATI FUNDAMENTALS REMEDIATION FINAL
SCRIPT 2026 PRACTICE SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ Tasks NOT delegated to AP.
Answer: Do not delegate assessment, teaching, evaluation, nursing
judgment, sterile procedures, medication administration, or care of
unstable clients.
⩥ Five Rights of Delegation.
Answer: Right task, right circumstance, right person, right
direction/communication, and right supervision/evaluation.
⩥ Advance directives.
Answer: Legal documents that communicate a client's health care wishes
if the client becomes unable to make decisions.
⩥ Living will.
Answer: States which medical treatments the client does or does not
want if unable to communicate.
⩥ Durable power of attorney for health care.
, Answer: Names a person to make health care decisions for the client if
the client becomes unable to decide.
⩥ EMTALA.
Answer: Requires emergency departments to provide a medical
screening exam and stabilizing care regardless of ability to pay or
insurance status.
⩥ EMTALA violation.
Answer: Refusing care, delaying screening for payment information, or
transferring an unstable emergency client without stabilization.
⩥ Discharge planning.
Answer: Starts at admission and includes teaching, follow-up care,
referrals, medications, equipment, and home safety needs.
⩥ Diabetes discharge teaching.
Answer: Teach glucose monitoring, medications/insulin,
hypo/hyperglycemia signs, meal planning, foot care, exercise, sick-day
rules, and follow-up.
⩥ Discharge referral: social worker.
Answer: Refer for home health, hospice, financial help, transportation,
placement, equipment, or community resources.
SCRIPT 2026 PRACTICE SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ Tasks NOT delegated to AP.
Answer: Do not delegate assessment, teaching, evaluation, nursing
judgment, sterile procedures, medication administration, or care of
unstable clients.
⩥ Five Rights of Delegation.
Answer: Right task, right circumstance, right person, right
direction/communication, and right supervision/evaluation.
⩥ Advance directives.
Answer: Legal documents that communicate a client's health care wishes
if the client becomes unable to make decisions.
⩥ Living will.
Answer: States which medical treatments the client does or does not
want if unable to communicate.
⩥ Durable power of attorney for health care.
, Answer: Names a person to make health care decisions for the client if
the client becomes unable to decide.
⩥ EMTALA.
Answer: Requires emergency departments to provide a medical
screening exam and stabilizing care regardless of ability to pay or
insurance status.
⩥ EMTALA violation.
Answer: Refusing care, delaying screening for payment information, or
transferring an unstable emergency client without stabilization.
⩥ Discharge planning.
Answer: Starts at admission and includes teaching, follow-up care,
referrals, medications, equipment, and home safety needs.
⩥ Diabetes discharge teaching.
Answer: Teach glucose monitoring, medications/insulin,
hypo/hyperglycemia signs, meal planning, foot care, exercise, sick-day
rules, and follow-up.
⩥ Discharge referral: social worker.
Answer: Refer for home health, hospice, financial help, transportation,
placement, equipment, or community resources.
