Question 1 of 12draft item · original, not from an official test
Before ambulating a post-op patient for the first time, the nurse should
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A draft study plan for the ATI TEAS.
Nursing and allied-health admission assessment of reading, mathematics, science, and English language use.
Draft v1 · outline + 12 questions · generated 2026-09-05
CategoryNursingDomain Program
ProviderATIOfficial Authority
RegionUnited StatesJurisdiction
Practice Pool12 ItemsInteractive Review
Curriculum & Blueprint
The outline, with proposed weights.
Five topics that cover the field of nursing as these tests measure it. The percentage is how much of your study time we'd spend on each topic — our proposal, built for the whole category, not a copy of this exam's official blueprint. Check the provider's published outline before you commit a plan.
| Weight | Topic | What it covers | On the guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25proposed | Safe & effective care environmentCare environment | Management of care, safety, infection control, and quality improvement. | Study notes → |
| 17proposed | Health promotion & maintenanceHealth promotion | Growth and development, prevention, screening, and patient education. | Study notes → |
| 15proposed | Psychosocial integrityPsychosocial | Mental health, coping, crisis intervention, and therapeutic communication. | Study notes → |
| 30proposed | Physiological integrityPhysiology | Basic care, pharmacological therapies, and reduction of risk potential. | Study notes → |
| 13proposed | Nursing process & clinical judgmentJudgment | Assessment, analysis, planning, implementation, and evaluation in priority order. | Study notes → |
One question from the set.
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- ✓Source last checked on 2026-09-06.
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- •Outline weights are proposals for nursing exams. They are not the official blueprint — verify it on the provider page.
- •The 12 questions are original drafts awaiting review by a licensed subject-matter expert in this field.
- •Fees, passing scores, and durations are not stated here because we haven't verified them. The official page is the authority.
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Questions people ask before they start.
Are these official NCLEX questions?⌄
No. They are original draft items on the client-needs categories NCLEX measures; official items belong to NCSBN.
Is this preparation enough to pass NCLEX?⌄
No. Comprehensive review, the official test plan, and realistic question practice are required; this package practices the shared foundations only.
Does this cover every body system?⌄
The questions practice cross-cutting categories. System-specific depth must come from your review program and the official detailed test plan.
Is this content reviewed?⌄
These drafts await qualified review by nurses. Verify current exam fees, scheduling, and policy from the official NCSBN site.