ATI Exit Comprehensive Review B | The most commonly tested knowledge areas. 4 pages of Last minute reading.

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1. • Delegating care to an AP **Chronic Trach** is fair game for AP to suction; Can collect specimens 16. • Preventing contractures Trochanter rolls between the legs 2. • Nurse ... Manager's and measure I&O's Staffing 17. • Caring for a client in seclusion Offer fluids every 2 hours main concern 18. • Phenytoin (Dilantin) Causes Nausea 3. • Organizing workload and time management Schedule priorities, Focused on organizing treatments and scheduled meds by priority. 19. • Prenatal care findings to Facial, orbital edema (pre- report eclampsia) 4. • Provide cost effective care ◯ Using all levels of personnel to their fullest when making assignments. ◯ Providing necessary equipment and properly charging clients. ◯ Returning uncontaminated, unused equipment to the appropriate 20. • Risk factor for DM HA1C- Average of glucose for 3 months 21. • Mild Anxiety Heightened perceptual field 22. • Sibling binding Give the older sibling a gift when the infant receives a gift department for credit. ◯ Using equipment properly to prevent wastage. ◯ Providing training to staff unfamiliar with equipment. ◯ Returning equipment (IV, kangaroo pumps) to the proper department (central service, central distribution) as soon as it is no longer needed. This action will 23. • Teaching relaxation techniques 24. • Use of therapeutic communication with an adolescent 25. • Postpartum priority action for difficulty voiding 26. • Pressure ulcers and impaired skin integrity Muscle relaxation techniques involve the peers Run warm water over Apply lubricating lotion to the top of the feet 5. • Reporting client prevent further cost to clients. Report the abuse to the Charge 27. • Turning a client Chose the answer with the sheet abuse Nurse (chain of command) 28. • Parkinson's disease client rinse mouth out 6. • Elder abuse The family is giving the elderly patient sedative medications 7. • Potential child abuse "the infant should be sleeping throughout the night" safety 29. • MRI Question Place the client's ring in the safe/vault 30. • Acarbose med Take medication AFTER the 8. • Prioritizing the needs of multiple clients - First check for bleeding (impending shock) - Second priority is potential cardiac emergency 31. • Misoprostol (Cytotec) cervical ripening med first bite of foot Foley cath 32. • Methersol Osteoporosis 9. • Hyperthermia seizure precautions. (febrile seizures) 33. • Nephrotic diet Low protein, low sodium 10. • Parkinson Meds (Carbidopa/levodopa) cause dizziness 34. • Prevent uric acid stones Add citrus to diet (orange) 35. • Simvastatin (Lipitor) AE Muscle weakness 11. • Kawasaki disease choose the heart option (can give the child aspirin) 36. • Contraindications to Metformin for DM Nephrotoxic, DO NOT GIVE w/ dye 12. • In a chemical take the clothes off incoming disaster patients 37. • AE of ACE inhibitor Orthostatic hypotension 13. • Practice Resources Clinical Judgement/Clinical Practices 38. • Meds for bipolar disorder, Liver enzymes labs to monitor 14. • Pressure Ulcers: refer the patient to the wound clinic Referrals 15. • Protecting a client cover tubing/equipment 39. • AE of Proton Pump inhibitors osteoporosis with latex allergy 40. • AE of Methotrexate Immunosuppression 41. • Zidovudine lab values CBC and Platelet count 42. • Teaching about Clopidogrel (Plavix) Stop before surgery (5 days or more prior) 65. • ICP Body alignment keep the body positioned at the midline, (Elevate the bed 30 degrees 43. • Med Reconciliation Client returning from Surgery REQUIRES med rec 66. • Sign of ICP and no suction and quiet environment) Unequal pupils 44. • Perforated appendicitis 45. • Intervention after No pain; "release of pressure within effected area expresses decreased pain" Increase fluids, monitor for (eye diagram) 67. • Burns take the pts clothes off and fluids 68. • DVT take off once a day, DO NOT fold (could be a not what to do ?) epidural 46. • Pernicious Anemia DX test 47. • Collecting a specimen and urine culture hypotension Schilling test Sterile gloves and change gloves 69. • Pt. wants to see their med record 70. • Non-stress test 71. • Tell them you will start the process; there is protocol to initiate Transducer, Toco Contraindication: History of DVT 48. • Urine culture take from the port Contraceptives 49. • Risk factor for newborn Overdue child 72. • Celiac diet Potato pancakes (no gluten: wheat or grains) hypoglycemia 50. • Expected findings during cardiac cath 51. • Gastric Bipass A warming feeling Puree for 6 months 73. • Infant cord care 74. • Frayed cord in client room Keep it dry Remove it surgery 52. • Evaluating antiretroviral TX Increase CD4 75. • NG tube Sit patient up, High Fowlers 76. • NG tube, why To rest the bowels 53. • Dehydration in a 3 month old infant lethargic; most accurate assessment of neonate hydration is daily weights 77. • Thyroid storm Everything increases 54. • Feeding a client Stay at eye level; lowered chin action 78. • Paracentesis Sit up right with dysphagia 55. • Inserting peripheral IV is desired advance the cath after flash 79. • Weight loss, and overall nutritional status check Albumin; low albumin or pre-albumin indicates malnutrition 56. • After mastectomy decompress the suction bulb 57. • COPD High carb diet 58. • Hyperthyroidism seizure precautions, decreases potassium 80. • Lyme disease Reportable 81. • Chlamydia Reportable 82. • TB Put mask on pt when transferring pt 83. • Dehydration Causes oliguria 59. • Identifying the arrhythmia 60. • Purpose of telemetry 61. • Cancer disorder, client data to report A FIB, no P wave; tachycardia To identify dysrhythmias infection? 84. • Vaginal radiation implant 85. • DVT: interventions Interventions; insert urinary catheter Measure leg circumference, NOT Homan's sign (only indicates/supports diagnosis) 62. • Assessing a client who has a fat Petechiae at the trunk 86. • Interpreter Use hospital interpreter or interpreter line EVERY TIME, ALL THE TIME embolism 63. • Complications of A FIB 64. • Pulmonary Embolism Clot formation Dyspnea 87. • Advance directive; changes? 88. • Advance directive; pt charting Can be changed by pt Place a copy in the chart ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::CONTENT CONTINUED IN THE ATTACHMENT::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: [Show More]

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