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RN Big Nine Track

Covers all nine RN content-mastery topics ATI proctors: Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Medical-Surgical, Mental Health, Maternal-Newborn, Pediatrics, Community Health, Leadership and Management, and Nutrition — over 600 original questions in total, each with a full rationale.

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Currently led by Medical-Surgical and Fundamentals, with real question banks already live. More PN/VN topics (Maternal-Newborn, Mental Health, Pediatrics, Pharmacology, Management) are being added as we expand this track.

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Covers English and Language Usage, Mathematics, Science, and Reading — over 270 original questions with full rationales, including 41 Reading questions with full passages.

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RN · Fundamentals
Which action is the priority for a nurse when a patient is experiencing an anaphylactic reaction?
A. Administering oxygen
B. Maintaining a patent airway
C. Administering epinephrine
D. Starting an IV line

Rationale: Maintaining an airway is the first step in the ABC (Airway, Breathing, Circulation) priority framework to prevent respiratory arrest.

RN · Pharmacology
A nurse is preparing to administer Digoxin. The nurse should withhold the dose if the apical pulse is:
A. 55 bpm
B. 70 bpm
C. 85 bpm
D. 100 bpm

Rationale: Digoxin should be held if the heart rate is below 60 bpm in adults, as it can further decrease the heart rate and indicate toxicity.

RN · Mental Health
A patient with Schizophrenia is experiencing auditory hallucinations. What is the best nursing response?
A. "I don't hear the voices"
B. "Why are you hearing that?"
C. "Tell them to go away"
D. "The voices aren't real"

Rationale: Presenting reality ("I don't hear them") while acknowledging the patient's experience is therapeutic without validating the hallucination.

PN/VN · Fundamentals
An LPN/LVN obtains a client's blood pressure of 88/52 mmHg, a significant change from the client's baseline of 128/76 mmHg. What should the LPN/LVN do first?
A. Document the finding at the end of the shift
B. Recheck the blood pressure in four hours
C. Report the finding to the RN immediately
D. Instruct the client to increase fluid intake

Rationale: A significant, acute change from baseline is outside the LPN/VN's scope to manage independently and must be reported to the RN right away so a full assessment and intervention can occur.

TEAS · Reading
Which of the following sentences uses "pool" with the same meaning as "The jurors for the trial were randomly selected from a pool"?
A. The children had to pool their money to buy ice cream.
B. The group planned to meet at nine o'clock at the pool hall.
C. They looked nervously at the pool of oil under the car.
D. The pool of available workers diminished during the summer.

Rationale: In the original sentence, "pool" means a supply or group of people to draw from (a jury pool). Option D uses "pool" the same way — a supply of available workers.

TEAS · English and Language Usage
Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
A. Although the town appears strikingly dull, most folks say it's a nice place to live.
B. Although the town appears strikingly dull, most folks say it's a nice place for live.
C. Although the town appears strikingly dull, most folks say it's a nicer place to live.
D. Although the town appears strikingly dull most folks say it's a nice place to live.

Rationale: The comma correctly separates the introductory dependent clause from the independent clause, and "it's" is used correctly as a contraction of "it is."

TEAS · Mathematics
(x/y) - z = rw. Solve for x.
A. x = rw(y - z)
B. x = rwy + z
C. x = rwy - z
D. x = y(z + rw)

Rationale: Add z to both sides: x/y = rw + z. Multiply both sides by y: x = y(rw + z) = y(z + rw).

TEAS · Science
The "gray matter" of the brain is largely made up of which of the following?
A. Corpus callosum
B. Neuron cell axons
C. Meninges
D. Neuron cell bodies

Rationale: Gray matter gets its color from densely packed neuron cell bodies, as opposed to white matter, which is made of myelinated axons.

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