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ATI RN Leadership 2023 (Latest 2025 Version) Proctored Exam with NGN 70 Questions and Expert-Approved Answers | Actual Detailed RN ATI Leadership Exam with NGN

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Full scre en mode is in effect during your proctored testing . Please Note : Attempting to exit out of full screen mode or pressing the escape button will result in an alert message sent to the proctor and may result in the termination of your ass essment ATI RN Leadership 2023 (Latest 2025 Version) Proctored Exam with NGN 70 Questions and Expert - Approved Answers | Actual Detailed RN ATI Leadership Exam with NGN! Candidate Full Name : _________________________________ Candidate ID Number : _________________________________ Exam Date : _________________________________ Start Time : _________________________________ EXAM INFORMATION Total Questions: 70 (including NGN items ) Time Limit: 3 hours (180 minutes) Passing Score: As determined by ATI INSTRUCTIONS • Read each question carefully. • Some questions require selecting all that apply. • NGN items include bow ‑ tie, drag ‑ drop, matrix, and highlight. • Once you answer a question, you CANNOT go back. • Select the BEST answer for each question. TIMER: 3:00:00 DO N OT TURN THIS PAGE UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO.

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Full scre en mode is in effect during your proctored testing . Please Note : Attempting to exit out of full screen mode or pressing the escape button will result in an alert message sent to the proctor and may result in the termination of your ass essment Question 1 out of 70 ⏱️ Time left: 2:59:48 NGN Style – Highlight (Select all that apply) A nurse manager is reviewing med ication safety on a medical unit. Which practices would require immediate correction? (Select all that apply) A. A nurse prepares two patients’ IV antibiotics at the same time on the same work surface. B. A nurse scans the patient’s wristband and the medic ation barcode before administering. C. A nurse administers an insulin injection without a second nurse double - checking the dose. D. A nurse leaves a vial of fentanyl unlocked in a medication cart for 10 minutes while answering a call light. E. A nurse verb ally verifies the patient’s name and birthdate but does not check the wristband. Correct Answer: A, C, D, E Rationale: A – Preparing multiple patients’ meds simultaneously increases risk of wrong - patient error. C – High - alert medications like insulin requi re independent double - check in many facilities. D – Unlocked controlled substances violate security policies. E – Wristband verification is required; verbal only is insufficient. B is correct practice (barcode scanning). Question 2 out of 70 ⏱️ Time left: 2:57:32 Standalone – Delegation A charge nurse on a postoperative unit is a ssigning tasks. Which task should be delegated to an experienced UAP (unlicensed assistive personnel)? A. Measuring and documenting intake and output for a patient on strict I&O B. Assessing a patient’s pain level using a 0 - 10 scale

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Full scre en mode is in effect during your proctored testing . Please Note : Attempting to exit out of full screen mode or pressing the escape button will result in an alert message sent to the proctor and may result in the termination of your ass essment C. Reinforcing teaching about incentive spirometry D. Removing a peripheral IV catheter that is no longer needed Correct Answer: A Rationale: UAP can measure and document I&O on stable patients. Pain assessment (B) and patient teaching (C) require licensed nursing judgment. IV r emoval (D) is generally an LPN/RN skill. Question 3 out of 70 ⏱️ Time left: 2:55:10 NGN – Bow - tie Case: A patient develops ventilator - associated pneumonia (VAP) after 5 days in the ICU. The center of the bow - tie is “VAP.” Left side (Causes): Select two causes. A. Head of bed maintained at 30 degrees B. Oral care performed every 1 2 hours instead of every 2 - 4 hours C. Closed suction system used consistently D. Endotracheal tube cuff pressure not checked for 24 hours Correct Answer: B and D Rationale: Inadequate oral care (B) allows bacterial colonization. Uncuffed or under - inflated cuff (D) allows aspiration. A and C are preventive, not causes. Right side (Actions to prevent recurrence): Select two actions. E. Implement a VAP prevention bundle (HOB ele vation, oral care q2h, cuff pressure monitoring) F. Blame the night shift for poor compliance G. Increase sedation to reduce patient movement H. Discontinue all ventilator weaning trials Correct Answer: E Rationale: E is evidence - based. Blame (F) does not fix systems; increased sedation (G) may worsen VAP risk; stopping weaning (H) prolongs ventilation.

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