NACE PN TO RN EXAM
WITH ALL CORRECT &
100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS|ALREADY
GRADED A+
Correct Answer: Organs
1. To evaluate a client's
The purpose of deep palpation, in which the nurse indents the client's
reason for seeking
skin approximately 1-1/2", is to assess underlying organs and structures
care, the nurse per-
such as the kidneys and spleen. Skin turgor, hydration, and temperature
forms deep palpation.
can be assessed using light touch or light palpation.
The purpose of deep
palpation is to assess
which of the following?
The Correct Answer is: assessment of vital signs Vital sign assessment
2. A client is brought to
would be the priority nursing intervention. This would provide an indi-
the emergency depart-
ment and the physician cation of the amount of blood loss that has occurred and also provide
determines he has gas- a baseline by which to monitor the progress of treatment. The other
trointestinal (GI) bleed- answers (b, c, and d) are important but not priority actions.
ing. In planning for his
care, which of the fol-
lowing would be first
priority?
3. When providing in- lowing EXCEPT
structions to the
4. The nurse is devel- oping discharge plans
adolescent regarding
physical development
of her body, the RN
should do all of the fol-
,Correct Answer: Discuss the importance of d) are all accurate instructions and discussions for the adolescent
avoiding social events in order to stay out regarding development.
of trouble.
Socialization is very important to
teenagers and is a normal part of their Correct Answer: A referral. A referral is recommending home care services
development. The other answers (b, c, andor giving information to an home care service regarding the client and
for a 65-year-old client. the client's needs. Typically the sources of referral to a home care agency
The discharge plans in- are family members, nurses, physicians, social workers, discharge plan-
dicate the client will be ners or therapists.
discharged home with
, home health nursing
care. The nurse pro-
vides the home health
agency with details re-
garding the needs of
the patient. The nurse
made which of the fol-
lowing to the home
health agency?
5. Which of the following Correct Answer: 1.6 to 2.4 mEq/L
is the normal serum
electrolyte level for
magnesium?
6. The school nurse is ap- The Correct Answer is: in the morning, when the child awakens Visualiza-
proached by a moth- tion of pinworms by means of a tape test is necessary for the diagnosis.
er who explains that Transparent tape is lightly touched to the anus and then applied to a slide
her kindergarten child for microscopic examination. The best specimen is obtained as the child
is constantly scratch- awakens, before toileting or bathing.
ing the perianal area
and that the area is ir-
ritated. The RN under-
stands that she should
instruct the mother to
obtain a rectal spec-
imen by a tape test
and that the mother
should obtain the spec-
imen when?
7.
, A 20-year-old patient is Correct Answer: Suction the lungs
admitted to the hos- The first priority is to make sure the client's airways are clear and that
pital with respiratory he can breathe. The other choices can be addressed after ensuring the
failure. He's intubated, client can breathe.
given oxygen, and is
coughing with copious
secretions in his lungs.
What should be done
first?
8. A high school stu- Correct Answer: The student accepts a referral to a substance abuse
dent is referred to counselor. All of the outcomes stated are desirable; however, the best
the school nurse outcome is that the student would agree to seek the assistance of a
for suspected sub- professional substance abuse counselor.
stance abuse. Follow-
ing the nurse's assess-
ment and intervention,
what would be the
MOST desirable out-
come?
9. The RN is preparing Normal saline (0.9%) solution. Phenytoin (Dilantin) should be adminis-
an intravenous infu- tered by injection into a large vein by intermittent intravenous infusion.
sion of phenytoin (Di- Normal saline (0.9%) solution is the preferred solution. Dextrose should
lantin) as prescribed be avoided because of medication precipitation.
by the physician for
the client with seizures.
Which of the following
solutions will the nurse
use to dilute this med-
ication?
WITH ALL CORRECT &
100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS|ALREADY
GRADED A+
Correct Answer: Organs
1. To evaluate a client's
The purpose of deep palpation, in which the nurse indents the client's
reason for seeking
skin approximately 1-1/2", is to assess underlying organs and structures
care, the nurse per-
such as the kidneys and spleen. Skin turgor, hydration, and temperature
forms deep palpation.
can be assessed using light touch or light palpation.
The purpose of deep
palpation is to assess
which of the following?
The Correct Answer is: assessment of vital signs Vital sign assessment
2. A client is brought to
would be the priority nursing intervention. This would provide an indi-
the emergency depart-
ment and the physician cation of the amount of blood loss that has occurred and also provide
determines he has gas- a baseline by which to monitor the progress of treatment. The other
trointestinal (GI) bleed- answers (b, c, and d) are important but not priority actions.
ing. In planning for his
care, which of the fol-
lowing would be first
priority?
3. When providing in- lowing EXCEPT
structions to the
4. The nurse is devel- oping discharge plans
adolescent regarding
physical development
of her body, the RN
should do all of the fol-
,Correct Answer: Discuss the importance of d) are all accurate instructions and discussions for the adolescent
avoiding social events in order to stay out regarding development.
of trouble.
Socialization is very important to
teenagers and is a normal part of their Correct Answer: A referral. A referral is recommending home care services
development. The other answers (b, c, andor giving information to an home care service regarding the client and
for a 65-year-old client. the client's needs. Typically the sources of referral to a home care agency
The discharge plans in- are family members, nurses, physicians, social workers, discharge plan-
dicate the client will be ners or therapists.
discharged home with
, home health nursing
care. The nurse pro-
vides the home health
agency with details re-
garding the needs of
the patient. The nurse
made which of the fol-
lowing to the home
health agency?
5. Which of the following Correct Answer: 1.6 to 2.4 mEq/L
is the normal serum
electrolyte level for
magnesium?
6. The school nurse is ap- The Correct Answer is: in the morning, when the child awakens Visualiza-
proached by a moth- tion of pinworms by means of a tape test is necessary for the diagnosis.
er who explains that Transparent tape is lightly touched to the anus and then applied to a slide
her kindergarten child for microscopic examination. The best specimen is obtained as the child
is constantly scratch- awakens, before toileting or bathing.
ing the perianal area
and that the area is ir-
ritated. The RN under-
stands that she should
instruct the mother to
obtain a rectal spec-
imen by a tape test
and that the mother
should obtain the spec-
imen when?
7.
, A 20-year-old patient is Correct Answer: Suction the lungs
admitted to the hos- The first priority is to make sure the client's airways are clear and that
pital with respiratory he can breathe. The other choices can be addressed after ensuring the
failure. He's intubated, client can breathe.
given oxygen, and is
coughing with copious
secretions in his lungs.
What should be done
first?
8. A high school stu- Correct Answer: The student accepts a referral to a substance abuse
dent is referred to counselor. All of the outcomes stated are desirable; however, the best
the school nurse outcome is that the student would agree to seek the assistance of a
for suspected sub- professional substance abuse counselor.
stance abuse. Follow-
ing the nurse's assess-
ment and intervention,
what would be the
MOST desirable out-
come?
9. The RN is preparing Normal saline (0.9%) solution. Phenytoin (Dilantin) should be adminis-
an intravenous infu- tered by injection into a large vein by intermittent intravenous infusion.
sion of phenytoin (Di- Normal saline (0.9%) solution is the preferred solution. Dextrose should
lantin) as prescribed be avoided because of medication precipitation.
by the physician for
the client with seizures.
Which of the following
solutions will the nurse
use to dilute this med-
ication?
