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ATI LPN Fundamentals Proctored Exam(Wound) is a nursing-school practice exam with 44 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 assessing a pressure injury with undermining and tunneling. What measurement practice should be followed?
What is the primary advantage of wound healing by primary intention compared to secondary intention?
Which factor is most likely to delay healing in a patient with an open wound?
A nurse is assessing a wound that is in the proliferative phase of healing. Which clinical finding would most likely indicate the presence of granulation tissue?
Which patient is at highest risk for developing a stage 1 pressure ulcer?
Which type of wound drainage is most likely indicative of an acute bacterial infection?
A nurse is planning care for a patient with a chronic wound. What is a key component to include in the plan?
A patient with darker skin tones is suspected of having a stage 1 pressure ulcer. Which clinical assessment finding would most support this diagnosis?
When evaluating a patient with a suspected stage 1 pressure ulcer, which intervention is most appropriate to prevent progression?
What is the primary characteristic of a stage 1 pressure injury?
Which debridement method would be most appropriate for a patient with a heavily exudative infected wound?
A nurse is documenting a stage 4 pressure injury. Which of the following descriptions accurately fits this stage?
A wound is draining thick, green fluid with a foul odor. What should the nurse suspect?
Upon inspecting the skin of a bedridden patient, a nurse notes a reddened area over the heel that does not blanch. What is the most appropriate nursing action?
A patient presents with a bluish discoloration on the skin following a fall. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate to assess the severity of the contusion?
A patient presents with a penetrating eye injury caused by a small metal particle. What is the most immediate nursing intervention?
You are assessing a client with a serum-filled blister on their heel along with partial-thickness skin loss. What is the most appropriate documentation for this condition?
A nurse is caring for a patient who has just undergone abdominal surgery. The patient suddenly reports feeling a 'pop' at the incision site and you observe that the wound edges have separated with pro
A client with incontinence is at risk for skin breakdown. What is the most appropriate nursing action to minimize this risk?
What is the priority assessment for a patient with an open wound that has a foul-smelling exudate?
A patient with a Jackson-Pratt drain post-cholecystectomy reports nausea and the absence of drainage. What should be the nurse's first action?
Which nursing intervention is crucial for a client with impaired mobility to prevent skin breakdown on bony prominences?
A stage 3 pressure ulcer is noted on a patient's coccyx. What is the primary goal of the nursing care plan for this patient?
A patient with a stage 3 pressure ulcer on the heel has developed signs of infection. Which of the following actions should the nurse prioritize?
A patient has a pressure injury on their sacrum characterized by partial-thickness skin loss with exposed dermis, pink wound bed, and no slough or eschar. What stage of pressure injury does this indic