EXAM 2 ADULT HEALTH PRACTICE
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
NEW MODIFD GRADED A+
The nurse is asked to test the visual acuity of a client using a Snellen chart. The
nurse prepares to perform the test, knowing that which procedure accurately
identifies this visual acuity test?
1.The right eye is tested, followed by the left eye, and then both eyes are tested.
2.Both eyes are tested together, followed by the testing of the right and then the
left eye.
3.The client is asked to stand at a distance of 40 feet from the chart and to read
the largest line on the chart.
4.The client is asked to stand at a distance of 40 feet from the chart and to read
the line that can be read 200 feet away by an individual with unimpaired vision.
--CORRECT ANSWER--1
The nurse is participating in a care plan session for a client with a terminal
illness. Which nursing actions should be included? Select all that apply.
1.Follow standard care plans for end-of-life care. 2.Respond to requests from
the client and family promptly. 3.Support the client's decision-making in order
to promote client control. 4.Discuss sensitive topics quickly and efficiently to
avoid upsetting the client and family. 5.Provide information about what to
expect during the dying process to the client and family. --CORRECT
ANSWER--235
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,The nurse instructs a client at risk for hypokalemia from thiazide diuretic
therapy about foods that are high in potassium. The nurse determines that there
is a need for further teaching if the client states that which foods are high in
potassium and should be included in the diet plan? Select all that apply.
1.Eggs
2.Beef
3.Pork
4.Raisins
5.White bread with butter --CORRECT ANSWER--
The nurse is preparing the client for eye testing, and the examiner is planning to
test the eyes using the confrontational method. What should the nurse tell the
client about the purpose of the test?
1.Checks for glaucoma 2.Checks for color blindness 3.Examines pupil
constriction 4.Examines visual fields or peripheral vision --CORRECT
ANSWER--4
The nurse is performing a safety assessment in the home of a mother with two
children. The ages of the children are 1 and 3 years. Which observation noted
during the assessment would present the greatest hazard to the children?
1.A small dog as a house pet 2.The water heater set above 120° F
3.Toys with small loose parts in the playroom
4.A gate placed at the stairs of the second floor --CORRECT ANSWER--3
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, The nurse is admitting a 10-month-old infant who is being hospitalized for a
respiratory infection. The nurse develops a plan of care for the infant and
includes which intervention?
1.Keeping the infant as quiet as possible
2.Restraining the infant to prevent tubes from being dislodged
3.Placing small toys in the crib to provide stimulation for the infant
4.Providing a consistent routine such as touching, rocking, and cuddling
throughout the hospitalization --CORRECT ANSWER--4
The nurse needs to increase the calcium in the diet of a client who is lactose
intolerant. Which food items should the nurse encourage? Select all that apply.
1.Milk
2.Tofu
3.Cheese
4.Broccoli
5.Sardines
6.Mustard greens --CORRECT ANSWER--2456
The nurse has reinforced information to the mother of a toddler regarding toilet
training. Which statement by the mother would indicate a need for further
teaching?
1."I should wait until my child is at least 24 months old."
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QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
NEW MODIFD GRADED A+
The nurse is asked to test the visual acuity of a client using a Snellen chart. The
nurse prepares to perform the test, knowing that which procedure accurately
identifies this visual acuity test?
1.The right eye is tested, followed by the left eye, and then both eyes are tested.
2.Both eyes are tested together, followed by the testing of the right and then the
left eye.
3.The client is asked to stand at a distance of 40 feet from the chart and to read
the largest line on the chart.
4.The client is asked to stand at a distance of 40 feet from the chart and to read
the line that can be read 200 feet away by an individual with unimpaired vision.
--CORRECT ANSWER--1
The nurse is participating in a care plan session for a client with a terminal
illness. Which nursing actions should be included? Select all that apply.
1.Follow standard care plans for end-of-life care. 2.Respond to requests from
the client and family promptly. 3.Support the client's decision-making in order
to promote client control. 4.Discuss sensitive topics quickly and efficiently to
avoid upsetting the client and family. 5.Provide information about what to
expect during the dying process to the client and family. --CORRECT
ANSWER--235
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,The nurse instructs a client at risk for hypokalemia from thiazide diuretic
therapy about foods that are high in potassium. The nurse determines that there
is a need for further teaching if the client states that which foods are high in
potassium and should be included in the diet plan? Select all that apply.
1.Eggs
2.Beef
3.Pork
4.Raisins
5.White bread with butter --CORRECT ANSWER--
The nurse is preparing the client for eye testing, and the examiner is planning to
test the eyes using the confrontational method. What should the nurse tell the
client about the purpose of the test?
1.Checks for glaucoma 2.Checks for color blindness 3.Examines pupil
constriction 4.Examines visual fields or peripheral vision --CORRECT
ANSWER--4
The nurse is performing a safety assessment in the home of a mother with two
children. The ages of the children are 1 and 3 years. Which observation noted
during the assessment would present the greatest hazard to the children?
1.A small dog as a house pet 2.The water heater set above 120° F
3.Toys with small loose parts in the playroom
4.A gate placed at the stairs of the second floor --CORRECT ANSWER--3
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, The nurse is admitting a 10-month-old infant who is being hospitalized for a
respiratory infection. The nurse develops a plan of care for the infant and
includes which intervention?
1.Keeping the infant as quiet as possible
2.Restraining the infant to prevent tubes from being dislodged
3.Placing small toys in the crib to provide stimulation for the infant
4.Providing a consistent routine such as touching, rocking, and cuddling
throughout the hospitalization --CORRECT ANSWER--4
The nurse needs to increase the calcium in the diet of a client who is lactose
intolerant. Which food items should the nurse encourage? Select all that apply.
1.Milk
2.Tofu
3.Cheese
4.Broccoli
5.Sardines
6.Mustard greens --CORRECT ANSWER--2456
The nurse has reinforced information to the mother of a toddler regarding toilet
training. Which statement by the mother would indicate a need for further
teaching?
1."I should wait until my child is at least 24 months old."
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