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ATI LPN Fundamentals Proctored Exam Chapter 19 20 32 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 is educating a client about strategies to manage phantom limb pain. Which action should the nurse recommend?
How should a nurse handle a situation where a client leaves AMA without notifying staff?
A nurse is educating older adult clients on reducing fall risks. Which recommendation is most effective?
How can a nurse effectively involve a client with mental health issues in their own discharge planning?
A patient undergoing TENS therapy reports a reduction in chronic back pain. Which neurotransmitter is most likely responsible for this analgesic effect?
A nurse is planning for a client's discharge and wants to ensure continuity of care. Which action best supports this goal?
A family is concerned about their newborn's irregular sleep pattern. What should the nurse educate them about to ensure the infant's well-being?
A patient with chronic cutaneous pain is being evaluated for non-opioid pain management strategies. Which intervention might the nurse consider recommending to the healthcare provider?
What is the first step a nurse should take when suspecting elder abuse in a long-term care facility?
According to the gate control theory, how does massage therapy help in reducing pain?
A nurse is explaining the effects of nicotine on neurotransmitter release. Which neurotransmitter is released alongside dopamine that contributes to the feeling of pleasure and decreased stress?
A patient presents with a throbbing pain in their lower leg after a fall. What type of pain is most likely being described?
A patient is experiencing chronic back pain. Based on the gate control theory, which intervention would be most effective?
A patient reports a sharp, stabbing pain in their amputated limb. Which medication is most appropriate to manage this type of phantom limb pain?
A client with moderate Alzheimer's disease is experiencing sundowning. Which nursing intervention is most effective in assisting the client during this time?
What is the primary role of REM sleep in the sleep cycle?
How can nurses best support caregivers experiencing role strain?
A patient presents with a stabbing pain that radiates along the nerve pathway and describes it as burning and intense. Which type of pain is this likely to be?
A client refuses to sign the AMA form but leaves the hospital. What should the nurse do?
What is the nurse's priority action when a client reports severe pain and states that their prescribed pain medication is ineffective?
A nurse is assessing a client with a fracture. Which intervention should be included in the care plan to promote restful sleep?
A nurse is evaluating a client's pain management plan. What assessment finding would indicate the need for modification of the plan?
How should a nurse prioritize interventions for an elderly patient with insomnia and frequent waking?
During an assessment, a nurse notes that a client is unable to sleep due to anxiety about their upcoming surgery. What nursing intervention would most effectively address this issue?
When transferring a client from the emergency department to another facility, what critical documentation must the nurse complete?