CAPSTONE MED SURG RN ATI NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

A mass casualty event has occurred, and a nurse is responsible for client triage. What categories
should the nurse use and what do these mean? (Review the Nursing Leadership Review Module) -
<>1. Emergent: highest priority is given to clients who have life-threatening injuries but
also have a high possibility of survival once they are stabilized.
2. Urgent: second-highest priority is given to clients who have major injuries that are not yet lifethreatening and usually can wait 45-60 minutes for treatment.
3. Nonurgent: The next highest priority is given to clients who have minor injuries that are not lifethreatening and do not need immediate attention.
Expectant: the lowest priority is given to clients who are not expected to live and will be allowed to
die naturally. Comfort measures can be provided but restorative care will not.
A nurse is caring for a client with a history of migraines with auras. What are the stages of this type
of migraine? - <>Prodromal stage: awareness of findings for hours to days before onset:
irritability, depression, food cravings, diarrhea/constipation, and frequent urination.
Aura stage: over minutes to an hour include neurologic findings such as numbness, tingling of the
mouth, lips, face, or hands, actus confusion state, visual disturbances.
Second stage: Severe, incapacitating, throbbing headache that intensifies over several hours and is
accompanied by nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, and vertigo.
Third stage: 4-72 hours, headache is dull.
Recovery with pain and aura subsiding. Muscle aches and contraction of head and neck muscles are
common. Physical activity worsens pain, and client might sleep.
Sometimes it makes sense for a company to go on the offensive to improve its market position and
business performance. The best offensives tend to incorporate the following EXCEPT: -
<>focusing relentlessly on building a competitive advantage.
Once a company has decided to employ a particular generic competitive strategy, then it must make
such additional strategic choices, such as: - <>All of these.
Which one of the following is NOT a strategic choice that a company must make to complement and
supplement its choice of one of the five generic competitive strategies? - <>Whether to
employ a market share leadership strategy.
Strategic offensives should, as a general rule, be based on: - <>exploiting a company's
strongest competitive assets—its most valuable resources and capabilities.
The principal offensive strategy options include all of the following EXCEPT: - <>initiating
a market threat and counterattack simultaneously to effect a distraction.
Which of the following is NOT a principal offensive strategy option? - <>Being the final
competitor to market a next-generation product so as to guarantee the product is operationally
sound.
An offensive to yield good results can be short if: - <>buyers respond immediately (to a
dramatic cost-based