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Title RN Proctored Pharmacology 2026 Exam-3

Type Nursing

Category RN Nursing Exams

Subcategory ATI Exams (RN)

Domain PHARMACOLOGY (RN ati)

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Module RN-NURSING

Status active

Rating 95.00%

Attempts 15

Year 2026

Duration 270 min

Questions 10

Pass Score 90%

Difficulty Intermediate

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1 :
The nurse is planning care for a client with ALS.

Which interventions are appropriate and which are not?

Possible answers	Appropriate	Inappropriate
encourage active range of motion (ROM) exercises
encourage high-calorie, soft foods
delay appointing health care proxy until late stage of disease
plan for early ventilatory support discussions
expect sensory loss as disease progresses

Hint : 🔍Focus on interventions that preserve function and prepare for progressive respiratory decline.

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encourage active range of motion (ROM) exercises [ Appropriate ]
encourage high-calorie, soft foods [ Appropriate ]
delay appointing health care proxy until late stage of disease [ Inappropriate ]
plan for early ventilatory support discussions [ Appropriate ]
expect sensory loss as disease progresses [ Inappropriate ]

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2 :
The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with a partial occlusion of the left internal carotid artery. The provider explains that the client may not develop severe neurologic deficits immediately due to the function of the Circle of Willis. Which statement explains the importance of this structure?

it increases intracranial pressure to maintain cerebral perfusion

it regulates cerebrospinal fluid production

it provides collateral circulation to maintain blood flow to the brain

it prevents blood clots from forming in cerebral arteries

Hint : 🚦Think about how the brain maintains blood supply when one route is blocked.

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3 :
The nurse is preparing to administer IV antibiotics to a client with suspected meningitis before lumbar puncture (LP) results are available. The client questions the need to treatment without confirmation. What is the nurse's best response?

"The provider has already prescribed the medication so I need to give it now"

"Starting antibiotics early helps prevent serious complications, even before the diagnosis is confirmed"

"You are correct, we need to wait until the LP results confirm the diagnosis before starting the antibiotics"

"If you are unsure, you can decline the medication and wait for more information"

Hint : ⚡Consider the danger of delaying treatment in a rapidly progressing infection.

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4 :
A client reports sudden right arm weakness and slurred speech that resolved within 20 minutes. The client now has no deficits. What is the nurse's priority interpretation?

this is not concerning since symptoms resolved

this indicates a hemorrhagic stroke and requires treatment

this is likely related to fatigue as it got better with rest

this is consistent with a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) and requires evaluation

Hint : ⏳Focus on symptoms that disappear completely within a short time.

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5 :
The nurse is assessing a patient with suspected increased ICP. Which findings require immediate intervention? Select all that apply.

sudden severe headache

heart rate 48 bpm

blood pressure of 180/60 mmHg

respiratory rate 10/min, irregular

pupils equal and reactive

Hint : 🚑Look for manifestations of Cushing's response.

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6 :
The school nurse is teaching high-school students about reducing risk of injury. Which instruction does the nurse provide about action(s) to decrease risk of neurological trauma? Select all that apply.

avoid alcohol and drugs

increase dietary fiber

wear seatbelts in the car

wear helmets when bike riding

eat a healthy breakfast

Hint : 🏍️Think about actions that directly prevent head and spinal injuries.

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7 :
The nurse is caring for a patient newly diagnosed with MS. Which teaching points regarding urination practices will the nurse include with this patient? Select all that apply.

instructions on intermittent straight catheterization

the importance of limiting fluid intake

limiting caffeine intake

attempt to void after drinking

taking a PO diuretic medication twice daily

Hint : 🚽Focus on interventions that improve bladder function.

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8 :
A client diagnosed with early stage Alzheimer's disease has been prescribed donepezil. Which instruction does the nurse provide?

"A serum drug level will be drawn monthly to check for toxicity."

"The drug may delay the progression of the disease but not cure it."

"If you develop muscle aches, call 911."

"You must take this medication forever to maintain function."

Hint : ⌛Think about slowing disease progression rather than eliminating it.

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9 :
The nurse is assessing two clients in the emergency department.

Client 1
Client 2

Suspected acute stroke with right-sided weakness and aphasia.

Traumatic brain injury after a fall, responds only to painful stimuli.

Which action by the nurse is most appropriate?

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use the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) for both clients to assess neurologic status

use the NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS) for client 1 and the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) for client 2

use the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) for client 1 and NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS) for client 2

use the NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS) for both clients to assess severity

Hint : 📖Match each assessment tool to its primary purpose.

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10 :
The nurse is teaching a client with Parkinson's disease about safety and symptom management. Which statements indicate correct understanding? Select all that apply.

"I should expect my symptoms to improve with stress."

"I know that confusion is an expected side effect of the medications I'm taking"

"I will take my medication at the same time every day."

"I should remove loose rugs at home."

"I will use deliberate movements when walking."

Hint : ⚖️Focus on medication consistency and fall prevention.

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1 : The nurse is planning care for a client with ALS.

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3 : The nurse is preparing to administer IV antibiotics to a client with suspected meningitis before lumbar puncture (LP) results are available. The client questions the need to treatment without confirmation. What is the nurse's best response?

4 : A client reports sudden right arm weakness and slurred speech that resolved within 20 minutes. The client now has no deficits. What is the nurse's priority interpretation?

5 : The nurse is assessing a patient with suspected increased ICP. Which findings require immediate intervention? Select all that apply.

6 : The school nurse is teaching high-school students about reducing risk of injury. Which instruction does the nurse provide about action(s) to decrease risk of neurological trauma? Select all that apply.

7 : The nurse is caring for a patient newly diagnosed with MS. Which teaching points regarding urination practices will the nurse include with this patient? Select all that apply.

8 : A client diagnosed with early stage Alzheimer's disease has been prescribed donepezil. Which instruction does the nurse provide?

9 : The nurse is assessing two clients in the emergency department.

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10 : The nurse is teaching a client with Parkinson's disease about safety and symptom management. Which statements indicate correct understanding? Select all that apply.

1 :
The nurse is planning care for a client with ALS.

3 :
The nurse is preparing to administer IV antibiotics to a client with suspected meningitis before lumbar puncture (LP) results are available. The client questions the need to treatment without confirmation. What is the nurse's best response?

4 :
A client reports sudden right arm weakness and slurred speech that resolved within 20 minutes. The client now has no deficits. What is the nurse's priority interpretation?

5 :
The nurse is assessing a patient with suspected increased ICP. Which findings require immediate intervention? Select all that apply.

6 :
The school nurse is teaching high-school students about reducing risk of injury. Which instruction does the nurse provide about action(s) to decrease risk of neurological trauma? Select all that apply.

7 :
The nurse is caring for a patient newly diagnosed with MS. Which teaching points regarding urination practices will the nurse include with this patient? Select all that apply.

8 :
A client diagnosed with early stage Alzheimer's disease has been prescribed donepezil. Which instruction does the nurse provide?

9 :
The nurse is assessing two clients in the emergency department.

10 :
The nurse is teaching a client with Parkinson's disease about safety and symptom management. Which statements indicate correct understanding? Select all that apply.