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ATI LPN Foundation Of Nursing Proctored Exam (Chapter 7 8,10 11) is a nursing-school practice exam with 50 questions. It is written for nursing students preparing for this course exam and for NCLEX-style review. Every question has its own page showing the full stem, all answer options, the correct answer, and a written rationale explaining why each option is right or wrong.
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Start Practice ExamA nurse provides care to a terminal patient who states, "I don't need anything from you. Leave me alone!" Based on this information, the nurse documents that the patient is likely experiencing which s
A patient wants to use a nutritional approach to managing cardiac health. Which suggestion should the nurse make to help improve health outcomes for this patient?
A nurse is using the wellness-illness continuum model as the basis of a nursing assessment. Which statement best identifies this model?
A nurse is monitoring a terminally ill patient after administration of pain medication in the hospital. The patient appears to be at peace with family members at the bedside. How would the nurse best
A nurse refuses to care for a patient in the hospital setting because the patient yelled at the nurse during a previous hospitalization. What is the best action for the charge nurse to take while ther
A nurse is monitoring a terminally ill patient who is actively dying and is nonresponsive. Which action is not warranted?
A terminally ill patient is nauseated and has already just received nausea medication but still voices complaints. The nausea medication is scheduled for every 4 to 6 hours. What is the best nursing a
A nurse is performing a nutrition assessment of a patient with cardiac disease. Which food selection is high in antioxidants?
A patient being seen in the clinic reports having pain on the right side of the abdomen. In which phase of illness is this patient?
A patient inquires about chiropractic medicine and whether it would be a suitable option for relieving body aches and pain. What is the best nursing response?
A nurse provides care to a patient who has died. Which priority action would the nurse implement when preforming postmortem care?
A nurse is reviewing the social health determinants of Healthy People 2030. Which findings would lead to decreased health disparity?
A nurse is caring for a patient who is being treated for chronic back pain. In addition to taking prescription pain medication, the patient sees a chiropractor several times a month. In this case, see
A patient reports living in an apartment located in an area of high crime and drive-by shootings. Which leading health indicator most likely will affect this patient's health?
A nurse is assisting family members who have recently suffered the loss of a parent. Which statement best represents a compassionate approach by the nurse?
A nurse provides a patient with a label from an ice cream container and asks specific questions about the information on the label. What is the nurse assessing in this patient?
Which of the following shows the use of integrative health care?
A nurse provides care for a patient who is actively dying. The patient's spouse tells the nurse, "I am worried that my husband is not getting enough fluids." Which response by the nurse is most approp
A patient states that they have been seeing a reflexologist to treat ongoing stress. What type of health care belief is the patient exhibiting?
A patient with degenerative osteoporosis has increased pain and wants to know if massage therapy would be helpful. What is the best nursing response?
A middle-aged female patient is being treated for anemia. In reviewing the patient's medical history, the nurse notes that the patient currently takes several supplements, including peppermint oil, me
A patient tells the nurse that yoga has helped to improve his well-being. The patient uses blocks to assist during the yoga sessions. What type of yoga is the patient using?
A nurse observes another nurse laughing while talking about a patient in the hallway after patient care. What is the best nursing action of the observer?
A nurse provides care to a terminally ill patient. Assessment reveals periods of apnea followed by shallow breaths. What priority action should the nurse take?
Nurses working in the emergency department refer to a patient as a "frequent flyer," and the staff is hesitant to continue providing care because nothing ever changes. What type of behavior are the nu