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ATI Moderate Practice Exam (Nursing)Online version Medical-surgical questions quiz by shalik Hill 1 A nurse is caring for a client admitted with acute diverticulitis. Which diagnostic procedure should the nurse question? a D. Abdominal ultrasound b A. Colonoscopy after inflammation resolves c B. CT scan d C. Barium enema 2 Why is a barium enema contraindicated during acute diverticulitis? a D. It delays healing of ulcers. b A. It increases constipation. c C. It causes severe diarrhea. d B. It may perforate an inflamed diverticulum. 3 A nurse is reviewing medication precautions. Which antibiotic has a significant interaction with calcium-containing solutions? a B. Ceftriaxone b D. Vancomycin c C. Amoxicillin d A. Cefazolin 4 During metabolic acidosis, which compensatory action occurs in the kidneys? a B. Reabsorb or produce bicarbonate b A. Excrete bicarbonate c C. Retain hydrogen ions d D. Stop filtering electrolytes 5 Which assessment finding is most consistent with hypovolemia? a A. Bounding pulse b C. Orthostatic hypotension c D. Warm flushed skin d B. Hypertension 6 Which client finding would the nurse expect with severe hypovolemia? a A. Increased urine output b D. Bounding pulses c B. Thready pulse d C. Bradycardia 7 A client reports dizziness after taking furosemide. Which nursing instruction is most appropriate? a B. Dangle the legs before standing. b A. Stand up quickly after sitting. c C. Restrict fluids. d D. Remain in bed all day. 8 A client asks why they should rise slowly after taking furosemide. The nurse should explain this helps prevent: a D. Hypertension b A. Bradycardia c B. Orthostatic hypotension d C. Hyperglycemia 9 Which statement correctly compares benign and malignant brain tumors? a D. Malignant tumors never originate in the brain. b C. Benign tumors remain localized. c B. Benign tumors frequently spread throughout the body. d A. Both commonly metastasize. 10 A nurse is teaching a client about tuberculosis treatment. Which statement indicates understanding? a D. Missing doses won't matter. b C. I only need medicine for one month. c B. I need to finish the entire course of treatment. d A. I'll stop taking my medicine when I feel better. 11 The primary reason tuberculosis medications must be taken for the full prescribed course is: a D. Reduce coughing immediately. b B. Prevent resistant TB strains. c C. Improve appetite. d A. Prevent dehydration. 12 A client receiving thrombolytic therapy for an acute myocardial infarction benefits most when treatment is started: a A. Within 24 hours b C. Within 6 hours c D. After 48 hours d B. Within 12 hours 13 Which condition may require modifications to routine colonoscopy bowel preparation? a C. Myopia b A. Seasonal allergies c B. Electrolyte imbalance d D. Migraine headaches 14 Which condition is a contraindication requiring individualized bowel preparation? a D. Cataracts b B. Hypertension c A. Bowel obstruction d C. Osteoarthritis 15 Following thoracentesis, which finding would most strongly suggest intrathoracic bleeding? a B. Hypovolemia b A. Elevated blood pressure c D. Bradycardia with hypertension d C. Hyperglycemia 16 Which laboratory value may assist in evaluating intrathoracic bleeding after thoracentesis? a A. Potassium b B. Hemoglobin c C. Sodium d D. Calcium 17 Which client would most likely require initiation of hemodialysis? a C. Seasonal allergies b B. Persistent hyperkalemia c D. Mild dehydration d A. Controlled hypertension 18 Which condition is an indication for hemodialysis? a A. Hypervolemia unresponsive to diuretics b B. Mild edema c C. Controlled diabetes d D. Stable blood pressure 19 A client develops pinpoint petechiae over the chest several hours after a long-bone fracture. The nurse suspects: a C. Pneumonia b D. Pneumothorax c B. Fat embolism d A. Pulmonary embolism 20 Which assessment finding is most characteristic of fat embolism syndrome? a A. Petechiae on the neck and chest b D. Jaundice c B. Generalized edema d C. Clubbing 21 A client with diabetes notices a small cut on the foot. Which action should the nurse recommend first? a D. Leave the wound uncovered. b B. Clean with warm water and mild soap. c C. Soak the foot overnight. d A. Apply a heating pad. 22 A diabetic client should seek prompt medical attention if a foot wound: a C. Is washed daily. b A. Begins healing normally. c D. Is covered with a dry dressing. d B. Does not heal or worsens. 23 A client taking corticosteroids for inflammatory bowel disease reports a temperature of 101.8°F (38.8°C). What is the nurse's priority action? a C. Encourage exercise. b A. Reassure the client. c B. Recognize fever as an urgent finding. d D. Limit fluid intake. 24 Why is fever a priority finding in a client taking corticosteroids? a A. Corticosteroids increase metabolism. b D. Corticosteroids lower calcium. c C. Corticosteroids cause hypertension. d B. Corticosteroids suppress immune function. 25 Which meal is most appropriate for a client with COPD? a A. Low-calorie salad b C. Fat-free gelatin c D. Clear liquids only d B. High-protein, high-calorie meal 26 The nurse is developing a nutritional plan for a client with COPD. Which nutrient should be emphasized? a B. Low protein b C. Sodium only c D. Fiber only d A. High protein 27 Which assessment finding in a client with Crohn's disease requires immediate follow-up? a D. Dry lips only b A. Fever with hypotension c B. Mild fatigue d C. Normal bowel sounds 28 Which findings suggest possible sepsis in Crohn's disease? a B. Bradycardia and hypertension b D. Increased urine output c A. Fever, tachycardia, hypotension d C. Weight gain 29 A client with diabetes says, 'I put a heating pad on my feet because they're always cold.' Which response is best? a C. Increase the temperature. b D. Use hot water bottles. c B. Wear socks instead. d A. That is safe. 30 Which finding in a client with inflammatory bowel disease indicates severe dehydration? a C. Warm flushed skin b B. Hypotension with decreased skin turgor c D. Bounding pulse d A. Increased urine output 31 A nurse is teaching a client recovering from pneumonia. Which statement indicates understanding? a B. I'll avoid drinking fluids. b C. I'll remain on bedrest all day. c A. I'll stay hydrated and use my incentive spirometer. d D. I'll stop resting once I feel better.

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ATI Moderate Practice Exam (Nursing)Online version

by shalik Hill

A nurse is caring for a client admitted with acute diverticulitis. Which diagnostic procedure should the nurse question?

Why is a barium enema contraindicated during acute diverticulitis?

A nurse is reviewing medication precautions. Which antibiotic has a significant interaction with calcium-containing solutions?

During metabolic acidosis, which compensatory action occurs in the kidneys?

Which assessment finding is most consistent with hypovolemia?

Which client finding would the nurse expect with severe hypovolemia?

A client reports dizziness after taking furosemide. Which nursing instruction is most appropriate?

A client asks why they should rise slowly after taking furosemide. The nurse should explain this helps prevent:

Which statement correctly compares benign and malignant brain tumors?

A nurse is teaching a client about tuberculosis treatment. Which statement indicates understanding?

The primary reason tuberculosis medications must be taken for the full prescribed course is:

A client receiving thrombolytic therapy for an acute myocardial infarction benefits most when treatment is started:

Which condition may require modifications to routine colonoscopy bowel preparation?

Which condition is a contraindication requiring individualized bowel preparation?

Following thoracentesis, which finding would most strongly suggest intrathoracic bleeding?

Which laboratory value may assist in evaluating intrathoracic bleeding after thoracentesis?

Which client would most likely require initiation of hemodialysis?

Which condition is an indication for hemodialysis?

A client develops pinpoint petechiae over the chest several hours after a long-bone fracture. The nurse suspects:

Which assessment finding is most characteristic of fat embolism syndrome?

A client with diabetes notices a small cut on the foot. Which action should the nurse recommend first?

A diabetic client should seek prompt medical attention if a foot wound:

A client taking corticosteroids for inflammatory bowel disease reports a temperature of 101.8°F (38.8°C). What is the nurse's priority action?

Why is fever a priority finding in a client taking corticosteroids?

Which meal is most appropriate for a client with COPD?

The nurse is developing a nutritional plan for a client with COPD. Which nutrient should be emphasized?

Which assessment finding in a client with Crohn's disease requires immediate follow-up?

Which findings suggest possible sepsis in Crohn's disease?

A client with diabetes says, 'I put a heating pad on my feet because they're always cold.' Which response is best?

Which finding in a client with inflammatory bowel disease indicates severe dehydration?

A nurse is teaching a client recovering from pneumonia. Which statement indicates understanding?