ATI is different: let's talk about it.

Okay, here's a prime example:

In many NCLEX books you'll find a prototypical question about a patient with let's say pneumonia who has SOB, using accessory muscles to breathe, productive cough, and the question asks you what to do first:

In most publisher's NCLEX books like Saunders, Davis, and Lippincott (all the major publishers) the answer you would look for, in this case, is most likely is something like "Raise the head of the bed, Fowler's/high fowler's, etc." and if you didn't have that, you'd maybe pick something about O2 adminstration.

However, ATI likes you to pick the one the looks like, "administer oxygen via nasal canula." before repostioning the patient.

I don't know why ATI is different, since they list textbooks from major publishers as references, but they are.

What other differences have you seen with ATI? I'm taking their med-surg test in a month, and I'd like to know anything that you've picked up.