ATI Fundamentals of Nursing – Priority‑Setting Frameworks, Infection Control and Isolation, Health Care Delivery Practice Test

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• What should the nurse observe for when using the ABCDE method of assessment?
• What is an acceptable use of social media in client care that a nurse may discuss?
• Which infection control measure is critical when a patient shows symptoms of influenza?
• What does the Healthy People 2030 initiative aim to do?
• Which action demonstrates the role of a case manager in nursing?
• In which situation should a nurse obtain a new pair of gloves while caring for a client?
• Which statement indicates a client demonstrates health literacy during a health history review?
• What does proper ventilation in a healthcare facility aim to accomplish?
• How should a nurse prioritize care for a patient with chest pain compared to a patient with a mild headache?
• Why is monitoring for side effects important in antimicrobial use?
• Which practice is essential in infection control to reduce risk?
• What is the primary purpose of isolation precautions?
• What is the purpose of the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Health Care Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) tool?
• What is an accepted method for reducing the risk of infection in a healthcare setting?
• How can nurses effectively contribute to improving health care delivery?
• Which category of Maslow's Hierarchy involves safety and security needs?
• What regulates a nurse's actions once they begin working in a new state?
• What statement reflects eligibility for Medicaid based on client income?
• Which type of isolation should be implemented for a client with a known respiratory infection?
• What is the primary benefit of temperature screening in infection control?
• What is the most effective way to break the chain of infection?
• When should a nurse emphasize evidence-based practice in patient care?
• When setting priorities in nursing care, what must be considered first?
• Which resource guides nurses through ethical decision-making in their practice?
• For a client who requires 7 days of IV antibiotics and dressing changes for cellulitis, which care facility is the most appropriate for admission?
• During an admission assessment, what finding should be considered the priority based on safety and risk reduction?
• What role does a nurse fulfill when educating a client about health improvements?
• In nursing, what does "triage" specifically refer to?
• In prioritizing care, which aspect is least urgent for a client with a skin rash?
• Which type of precaution requires the use of an N95 mask?
• What is an appropriate way to create a sterile field?
• What is the purpose of patient education in infection control?
• Which organization is known for lobbying for nurses' rights and protections?
• What should a nurse do if they forgot to take a client's vital signs as prescribed?
• What is the most effective method for hand hygiene after caring for a client with Clostridium difficile?
• What is one action a nurse should avoid when using social media in a professional context?
• Which organization sets the standards for infection control in healthcare environments?
• What is the recommended method of waste disposal for contaminated materials?
• What does "evidence-based practice" in nursing involve?
• Which of the following is a key component of standard precautions in infection control?
• What is a benefit of continuing education for nurses?
• What precaution should a nurse implement for a client with respiratory syncytial virus?
• When using the SBAR communication technique, what does "S" stand for?
• One of the goals of the American Nurses Association is to:
• When a post-operative patient develops sudden chest pain, what should a nurse prioritize?
• Which laboratory test is indicative of generalized inflammation?
• Which items are essential to include when implementing contact precautions?
• What is the most effective way to reduce the spread of infections in a healthcare setting?
• Which vital sign is most critical to monitor in a patient with a fever and risk of infection?
• A client who has acquired an infection from a visitor represents which link in the chain of infection?
• What mode of transmission does influenza exemplify?
• The faucet in the scenario of infection transmission acts as which link in the chain of infection?
• What does the Hospital-Acquired Condition Reduction Program (HACRP) link Medicare payments to?
• Which of the following strategies is promoted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to address the opioid epidemic?
• What is the primary goal of infection control programs in hospitals?
• Which PPE is mandatory when caring for a patient on droplet precautions?
• What is the main purpose of a safety protocol within healthcare environments?
• A client reports feeling better with a resolved fever and good appetite. In which stage of infection are they likely?
• What intervention should a nurse include in an infection control bundle for preventing CAUTIs?
• What should a nurse do first when a client presents with signs of infection?
• What must nurses do to ensure appropriate use of antimicrobials?
• What is an important characteristic of airborne infection isolation rooms (AIIR)?
• What role does surveillance play in infection control within healthcare?
• What item should be removed first when doffing personal protective equipment (PPE)?
• What should a nurse ensure when introducing clients to health improvement programs?
• What is an essential practice for culturally competent care?
• What should a nurse assess before prioritizing care for multiple patients?
• Which organization is recommended for a nursing student wanting to engage nationally in the nursing profession?
• What is the primary role of a multidisciplinary team in healthcare?
• During a patient outbreak, what should be the nurse’s first response?
• What should a nurse assess in a patient's environment to ensure effective infection control?
• What is an example of a learning opportunity for nurses in their profession?
• In terms of infection control, what is the primary purpose of hand hygiene?
• A nurse who posts a picture of a client on the internet is likely to be:
• In the Minimum Data Set (MDS) assessment for a resident, what information is important to include?
• What should a nurse do during the exposure component of the ABCDE priority-setting approach?
• What should a nurse do if a patient refuses a recommended treatment?
• What is a critical consideration when prioritizing patient care?
• What is a consequence of contracting a hospital-acquired condition (HAC) under Medicare?
• What is one of the positive practices found in facilities with Pathway to Excellence® recognition?
• What strategy is used to manage conflicting priorities in patient care?
• Which condition would necessitate the use of droplet precautions in a healthcare setting?
• Which client should the nurse prioritize for care based on vital signs?
• Which team member is able to assist a client with a prescription refill that has expired?
• What is one key factor to assess regarding hand hygiene resources?
• What additional consideration should a nurse include about Medicare reimbursement?
• When conducting an MDS assessment, which cognitive status should be included?
• Which of the following is a method for assessing a client's understanding of their health information?
• What is the main priority for a nurse when dealing with a patient in respiratory distress?
• Which of the following is a common nosocomial infection?
• What action should a nurse take to ensure safety for a patient in isolation?
• What do we call an infection acquired during hospitalization?
• What does effective hand hygiene help to prevent?
• In a team setting, how does collaboration improve patient outcomes?
• How can nurses ensure continuity of care for patients?
• Why is documentation important in nursing practice?
• During a change of shift report, which client should the nurse see first?
• What social determinant of health is affecting a client who recently lost their job?
• What is the mode of transmission for pertussis?
• What does the Chain of Infection help healthcare providers understand?
• When should a nurse perform hand hygiene?
• When a nurse provides smoking cessation advice, which nursing roles are being demonstrated?
• What does the "T" in the nursing process (ADPIE) refer to?
• How will the Press Ganey survey be conducted according to the nurse?
• What is one of the key roles of The Joint Commission (TJC)?
• What is the primary goal of infection control in healthcare settings?
• What is the primary goal of infection prevention protocols in a healthcare setting?
• What is the purpose of health promotion in the healthcare delivery system?
• Which category would cover the local availability of fresh produce as a factor affecting health?
• What is an essential aspect of education in isolation for a patient?
• Which component is not considered part of the sterile technique?
• What should a nurse advise a newly licensed nurse regarding surgical asepsis?
• Which principle signifies that patients in isolation should still be included in care plans?
• Which of the following actions is a priority for a nurse in managing a patient's pain?
• When a nurse advocates for a client who feels neglected in a clinic, they are performing which role?
• What is the first action a nurse should take after a needle-stick injury?
• In a mass casualty event, which client should the nurse recommend for transport first?
• In an in-service about infectious agents, what mode of transmission should the nurse include for tuberculosis?
• What is the nurse's responsibility during an outbreak of infection in a healthcare facility?
• Which personal protective equipment is most important when caring for a patient with a confirmed infectious disease?
• How can effective communication influence patient outcomes?
• What is the first action a nurse should take when admitting a client with hypertension?
• Which physiologic need should a nurse evaluate first when using Maslow's framework?
• Which client statement indicates an understanding of hospice care services?
• Which type of isolation is used for patients with airborne diseases such as tuberculosis?
• What is a key measure a nurse can implement to prevent catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs)?
• What are contact precautions used for?
• What does sterile technique aim to accomplish?
• Which priority setting framework is most appropriate for a client showing unexpected symptoms across multiple systems?
• What is the correct procedure for removing gloves as personal protective equipment?
• What does patient-centered care prioritize in healthcare delivery?
• Which action indicates proper understanding of hand hygiene by a newly licensed nurse?
• Which microorganisms are most commonly linked to healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)?
• In what facility should a client with a total brain injury receiving mechanical ventilation be transferred for further treatment?
• What is the primary goal of hospice care?
• What aspect should be assessed regarding a client's need for assistance with ADLs during the MDS?
• Which of the following contributions is made by The American Nurses Association (ANA)?
• Which key aspect should a nurse include when discussing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with a client?
• What might happen if proper sterile techniques are not maintained?
• Which of the following factors contributes to the neighborhood and built environment determinant category?
• Which priority-setting framework is often represented as a pyramid with physiological needs at the base?
• Why is adhering to infection control protocols crucial in nursing practice?
• In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which level should be prioritized first?
• How should the nurse categorize a client with new onset of abdominal pain when prioritizing care?
• What should a nurse teach a newly licensed nurse about needlestick injuries?
• What role does patient education play in the use of antimicrobials?
• Which of the following is an infectious trigger for an inflammatory response?
• Which nursing pioneer is credited as the first to use evidence-based practice in caring for clients?
• How do "halo" assessments help prioritize care?
• What term describes the nurse's action of taking a client's temperature to monitor symptoms based on research?
• What should be the nurse's immediate action when a patient suddenly becomes unresponsive?
• What is the appropriate action for a nurse caring for a client on contact precautions?
• What type of hand hygiene is recommended before invasive procedures?
• How is a sterile field created and why is it important?
• Which information is essential to include about the Healthy People program?
• A patient with vancomycin-resistant enterococcus (VRE) should be placed on which type of precaution?
• Which is an important consideration when discussing hospice care with clients' families?
• How often should healthcare workers change their gloves when caring for a patient in isolation?
• Why is patient education important in the context of infection control?
• What is a common mode of transmission for gastrointestinal infections?
• What should a nurse monitor for in a patient at high risk for infection?
• What type of care facility should be recommended for a partner feeling overwhelmed while caring for a client in hospice care?
• According to the Institute of Medicine (IOM), which competency is essential for health care professionals to minimize errors?
• During a nurse's presentation, which of the following topics would be relevant to understanding the opioid crisis?
• Which organization is responsible for publishing the Institute of Medicine (IOM) Future of Nursing report?
• Which factor is essential in patient-centered care?
• What is an essential aspect of patient care documentation?
• During which stage of infection is a client likely to report generalized aches and fever?
• When setting up a sterile field for a dressing change, which action is appropriate?
• In what way can technology enhance healthcare delivery?
• In Benner's Novice to Expert Model, at which stage does a nurse start prioritizing tasks based on experience?
• What is a critical factor in determining the effectiveness of health care delivery?
• Which service should a nurse expect to provide in the role of case manager?
• What aspect is included in the neighborhood and built environment determinant category?
• What is a key responsibility of a nurse who is a case manager in a facility?
• Why is patient education on medication management important during discharge?
• Which data point is essential to gather during physical therapy visits in the MDS assessment?
• What is the appropriate action for a nurse when performing a throat culture?
• During an infection control training, what should be emphasized about the use of N95 masks?
• How does effective communication affect patient safety?
• What is a critical component of the nursing role during an outbreak?
• Which client should a nurse prioritize for treatment in a provider's office?
• Which factor is known to enhance the spread of infection in healthcare settings?
• Which statement correctly reflects the safety and risk reduction priority setting framework?
• When assessing a client with abnormal abdominal findings, which assessment tool is beneficial for prioritization?
• How can nurses effectively advocate for their patients?
• What is a key characteristic of the safety and risk reduction priority-setting framework?
• What should a nurse teach a newly licensed nurse about the objectives of hospice care?
• Which organization is focused on advocating for nurses and improving health care standards?
• In the context of nursing, what does the acronym ABC stand for in priority-setting?
• What is required of nurses when addressing patient concerns?
• What practice can a nurse expect from a hospital that has Pathway to Excellence® recognition?
• Which of the following scenarios exemplifies effective patient advocacy?
• Which client should the nurse prioritize to see first based on the change-of-shift report?
• Which factor is crucial when evaluating the success of infection control measures?
• In infection control, what does PPE stand for?
• Which referral should a nurse anticipate for a client with Parkinson's disease needing assistance with ADLs?
• What is the primary focus when caring for a patient with a wound infection?
• Which hand hygiene practice is recommended for surgical asepsis?
• What is one benefit of providing reassurance to patients during a health crisis?
• What is the significance of documenting care in nursing practice?
• After assessing a client's airway and breathing status using the ABCDE approach, what should a nurse assess next?
• In what scenario is it critical for the nurse to apply the code of ethics?
• What role does continuous education play for nurses in healthcare delivery?
• When is it essential for a nurse to perform hand hygiene?
• How does the environment impact infection control within a healthcare facility?
• Which of the following is an important aspect of maintaining surgical asepsis?
• What is the priority action for a nurse attending to a client with a severe allergic reaction during a transfusion?
• Which category of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs do feelings of inferiority and not being good enough fall under?
• Which nursing practice is critical to ensure safe medication administration?
• When calling an insurance company to schedule a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) test, what is the nurse obtaining?
• Which important aspect of care should be included in patient discharge planning?
• What is the primary purpose of hand sanitizer in infection control?
• Using the least restrictive/least invasive priority-setting framework, what should a nurse do first for a client trying to remove their peripheral IV?
• Which of the following is identified as a physical determinant of health?
• How often should hand hygiene be practiced in a healthcare setting?
• Which observation indicates a nurse’s knowledge about client isolation during an infectious outbreak?
• What is the purpose of priority-setting frameworks in nursing?