ATI Fundamentals Practice Exam
The ATI Fundamentals exam tests foundational nursing concepts: patient safety, infection control, vital signs, hygiene, mobility, and the nursing process. It's typically the first ATI proctored exam nursing students take. Practice below with rationale-based questions built around ATI's actual content areas.
ATI Fundamentals Practice Question Sets
Rationale-based ATI Fundamentals practice questions organized into timed sets, free to use.
ATI Fundamentals Exam FAQs
What topics are covered on the ATI Fundamentals exam?
ATI Fundamentals covers the nursing process, patient safety, infection control and asepsis, vital signs, hygiene and mobility, comfort and pain management, basic nutrition and elimination, documentation, and safe medication administration principles.
How many questions are on the ATI Fundamentals proctored exam?
The ATI Fundamentals proctored assessment is typically 60 scored questions delivered in a timed session, though the exact form your program administers can vary. Practicing in 25-question blocks, as the sets on this page are organized, mirrors that pacing.
What score do I need to pass ATI Fundamentals?
ATI reports results as Level 1, 2, or 3. Most nursing programs set Level 2 as the passing benchmark and treat Level 3 as strong performance, but each school sets its own required level and score weighting, so confirm with your course syllabus.