65 Questions
Who is the division of Assessment Technologies Institute?
ATI Nursing
Which organization holds the intellectual property rights of the content in this publication?
Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC
What is forbidden without the written permission of Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC?
Reproduction of this work
Which statement accurately describes the purpose of the ATI Content Mastery Series Review Modules?
To optimize the learning experience for nursing students
What does the publisher of the book state about the content within?
The content is provided as-is without any warranties
What types of exercises are included in the Review Modules?
NCLEX-style questions and nursing scenarios
How is the content organized in the Review Module?
By client needs categories
Who is responsible for determining the FDA status of a drug?
The health care provider or reader
What is the purpose of this publication?
To educate and inform
Who may require a dose or experience a side effect that is not described in this book?
Some people
What is the publisher's responsibility regarding errors and outcomes related to the use of the contents of this book?
To guarantee and assume responsibility
Which of the following is an example of an unlicensed provider in the healthcare system?
Physical therapists
Which of the following is a setting where healthcare is provided?
Diagnostic centers
Which of the following is a federally-funded healthcare program for clients 65 years of age or older?
Medicare Part A
What is the aim of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010?
All of the above
Which section of the textbook covers the topic of 'Cultural and Spiritual Nursing Care'?
SECTION: Psychosocial Integrity
Which chapter in the textbook covers the topic of 'Rest and Sleep'?
CHAPTER 38 Hygiene
Where can you find the addendums for the Review Modules?
Both A and B
Which unit in the textbook covers the topic of 'Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies'?
UNIT 4 Physiological Integrity
Which of the following is a responsibility of a nurse in the context of health care delivery systems?
Applying knowledge of nursing procedures
What is an important challenge for nursing today in the context of health care systems?
Retaining caring values
Which of the following is a task that can be assigned or delegated based on client needs?
Performing procedures necessary for client admission
What is a responsibility of a nurse in relation to confidentiality requirements?
Assessing staff member and client understanding of confidentiality requirements
Which of the following topics are covered in the chapters on Growth and Development?
Physical and psychosocial development
What is the purpose of the NCLEX Connections in the Review Module?
To help understand how the content is connected to the NCLEX test plan
Which of the following is NOT one of the major client needs categories in the NCLEX test plan?
Health Promotion and Maintenance
What are the QSEN competencies integrated throughout the chapters?
Safety
Which of the following best defines Patient-Centered Care?
The provision of culturally sensitive care that addresses clients' needs and preferences
Which of the following best describes Evidence-Based Practice?
The use of current knowledge from research and credible sources to base clinical judgment
What is the main focus of Informatics in nursing practice?
The use of information technology as a communication tool
What does Quality Improvement in healthcare involve?
The development and implementation of a plan to improve healthcare services
Which level of health care focuses on educating and equipping clients to reduce and control risk factors for disease?
Preventive health care
Which level of health care includes prenatal and well-baby care, family planning, nutrition counseling, and disease control?
Primary health care
Which level of health care involves the diagnosis and treatment of acute illness and injury?
Secondary health care
Which level of health care involves intermediate follow-up care for restoring health and promoting self-care?
Restorative health care
What is the average body temperature range for older adult clients?
35° C to 36.1° C
What can cause an increase in body temperature during ovulation?
Exercise
Which of the following can interfere with accurate oral measurement of body temperature?
Recent food or fluid intake
Which type of thermometer requires a probe cover or probe cleaning with each use?
Electronic thermometer
Which position should a client be in for rectal temperature measurement?
Sims' position
What is the purpose of disposable, single-use thermometers?
To reduce the risk of cross-infection
What is the recommended wait time before measuring oral temperature?
20 to 30 minutes
Which factor can affect body temperature?
All of the above
What is the body's response to infectious and inflammatory processes?
Fever
Which type of thermometer is specifically used for measuring temperature at the tympanic or temporal artery?
Tympanic thermometer
Which of the following is the recommended depth of insertion for the rectal probe of a thermometer for an adult?
2.5 to 3.5 cm
What should be done if resistance is encountered while inserting the rectal probe of a thermometer?
Remove it immediately
When should the rectal site be used to verify the temperature obtained through another site?
When the temperature is greater than 37.2º C (99º F)
Which of the following clients should NOT have rectal temperatures obtained?
All clients can have rectal temperatures obtained
At what age should rectal temperatures not be measured on infants according to the American Academy of Pediatrics?
Less than 3 months
What can cause inaccurate readings when measuring rectal temperatures?
Stool in the rectum
Where should the oral probe of a thermometer be placed when measuring axillary temperature?
In the center of the client's axilla
What should be done while measuring axillary temperature?
Lower the arm over the probe
What should be done to the anal area after measuring rectal temperature?
Clean it to remove feces or lubricant
Which of the following is NOT a safety measure when obtaining rectal temperatures?
Obtain rectal temperatures for clients with diarrhea
Which of the following is NOT a method of heat loss from the body?
Diaphoresis
What is the average oral temperature range considered acceptable?
36° to 38° C (96.8° to 100.4° F)
Which temperature measurement is usually higher than oral and tympanic temperatures?
Rectal
Which age group has a large surface-to-mass ratio and loses heat rapidly to the environment?
Newborns
What is the temperature range for a newborn considered normal?
36.5° to 37.5° C (97.7° to 99.5° F)
Which method of heat loss involves the dispersion of heat through water vapor?
Evaporation
Which temperature measurement is nearly 0.5° C (1° F) higher than oral and 1° C (2° F) higher than axillary temperatures?
Temporal
Which method of heat loss involves the transfer of heat from the body directly to another surface?
Conduction
Which method of heat loss involves the transfer of heat from one object to another without contact between them?
Radiation
What is the average oral temperature?
37° C (98.6° F)
Test your knowledge on the various participants and settings in health care systems. Identify and understand the roles of consumers, licensed providers, unlicensed providers, and different settings such as hospitals, homes, and skilled-nursing facilities.
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