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ATI PN COMPREHENSIVE EXIT EXAM
2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
70 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) AND
RATIONALES/ALREADY GRADED A+
A client with hemiplegia who is on bed rest is turned
to the supine position, and the nurse determines that
the client's hips are externally rotated. Which
intervention is most important for the nurse to
implement?
A.Request a prescription for a bed board to provide
increased back support.
B.Reposition the client so that both feet are
supported by the bed board.
C.Move the trapeze bar to allow the client to pull
with the upper extremities.
,D.Place trochanter rolls on the lateral aspects of the
client's thighs. - ....ANSWER...D
Trochanter rolls (D) should be placed on the lateral
aspects of the thighs to prevent external rotation of
the hips when the client is in a supine position.
Although (A, B, and C) are supportive equipment
used to maintain proper positioning of the client who
is immobile, it is most important to maintain the
lower extremities in the aligned anatomical position.
A bed board (A) provides increased back support,
especially with a soft mattress. The footboard (B)
maintains the feet in dorsiflexion and prevents foot
drop. The trapeze bar (C) allows the client to
participate while turning in the bed, during transfers
in and out of bed, or performing upper arm
exercises.
The nurse is assisting a father to change the diaper
of his 2-day-old infant. The father notices several
bluish-black pigmented areas on the infant's
buttocks and asks the nurse, "What did you do to my
baby?" Which response is best for the nurse to
provide?
A."What makes you think we did anything to your
baby?"
,B."Are you or any of your blood relatives of Asian
descent?"
C."Those are stork bites and will go away in about 2
years."
D."Those are Mongolian spots and will gradually fade
in 1 or 2 years." - ....ANSWER...D
Mongolian spots (D) are areas of bluish-black or
gray-blue pigmentation seen primarily on the dorsal
area and buttocks of infants of Asian or African
decent or dark-skinned babies. (A) is a defensive
answer. Although Mongolian spots occur more
frequently in those of Asian and African decent, (B)
does not respond to the father's concern.
Telangiectatic nevi, frequently referred to as stork
bites (C), appear reddish-purple or red and are
usually on the face or head and neck area.
The nurse is planning a community teaching
program regarding the use of folic acid to prevent
neural tube birth defects. Which community group is
likely to benefit most from this program?
A.Parents of children with spina bifida
B.High school girls in a health class
C.Individuals interested in having children
, D.Postpartum women attending a baby care class -
....ANSWER...C
Folic acid is needed early in pregnancy to prevent
neural tube defects; the group most likely to be
considering pregnancy is (C). Parents with children
who already have a neural tube defect such as spina
bifida (A) are not as invested in the content as (C).
High school age students (B) may have interest in
the topic but as a group are less likely to anticipate
the likelihood that problems could occur in their
lives than (C). (D) may be interested if planning
future pregnancies, but have higher learning
priorities during the postpartum period.
A client who is on the outpatient surgical unit is
preparing for discharge after a myringotomy with
placement of ventilating tubes. Which response by
the client indicates that further teaching is
necessary?
A."I will avoid coughing, sneezing, and forceful nose
blowing."
B."Swimming can begin on the tenth postoperative
day."
C."Any mild discomfort can be managed with
acetaminophen."
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