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NUR 120 EXAM 2 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES ||VERIFIED
EXAM!! (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||NEWEST EXAM!!!
A nurse is filing a safety event report for an older adult
client who tripped and fell when getting out of bed. Which
action exemplifies an accurate step of this process? -
ANSWER-*The nurse details the client's response and the
examination and treatment of the client after the incident.
The nurse is teaching the caregiver of an adolescent child
about safety. Which teaching will the nurse include? -
ANSWER-*Peer pressure causes children of this age to
take risks.
The nurse is providing safety teaching to the family of an
older adult client. Which finding in the client's home will the
nurse teach the family to address? - ANSWER-*A hair
dryer is placed next to the sink.
A confused client is pulling at the IV line. When
considering alternatives to restraints, which nursing
intervention would be used first? - ANSWER-*Conceal IV
tubing with gauze wrap.
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The nurse is educating health care providers on
implementation of a hospital disaster plan. What
consideration should the nurse prioritize? - ANSWER-
*Establish the nurse's role during a disaster.
-During a disaster nurses will have multiple roles. In
addition to their clinical knowledge, they may be
responsible for triage, counseling and various other duties.
The nurse is caring for an older adult client. Which
situational assessment findings establish the need for
interventions? Select all that apply. - ANSWER-*Bedside
table with client's personal items is at the foot of the bed.
*Oxygen by nasal cannula in place; tubing on floor; flow
meter at ordered 3 L.
*Call light is at top of bed under the pillow.
The nurse is caring for a client who has been prescribed
extremity restraints. Which action must be documented by
the nurse? - ANSWER-*The alternative measures
attempted before applying the restraints.
What is the term used for the concentration of drug in the
blood serum that produces the desired effect without
causing toxicity? - ANSWER-*Therapeutic range.
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What does Therapeutic Range mean? - ANSWER-
*Therapeutic range is the concentration of drug in the
blood serum that produces the desired effect without
causing toxicity.
What does Peak Level mean? - ANSWER-*Peak level- is
the highest plasma concentration.
What does Trough Level mean? - ANSWER-*Trough level-
is the point when the drug is at the lowest concentration.
What does Half-Life mean? - ANSWER-*Half-life- is the
amount of time it takes for 50% of the blood concentration
of a drug to be eliminated from the body.
The nurse overhears an older adult client's son talking to
her in a very aggressive and violent way. When the nurse
walks into the room, the son changes and speaks kindly to
his mother and the health care providers. What should the
nurse do about this observation? - ANSWER-*Ask to
examine the client alone in order to speak to her privately.
The nurse is caring for an 80-year-old client who was
admitted to the hospital in a confused and dehydrated
state. After the client got out of bed and fell, restraints
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were applied. She began to fight and was rapidly
becoming exhausted. She has black-and-blue marks on
her wrists from the restraints. What would be the most
appropriate nursing intervention for this client? -
ANSWER-*Take the restraints off, stay with her, and talk
gently to her.
A client has been diagnosed with a glioblastoma and the
care team has determined that this brain tumor is
inoperable. Which aspects of the the client's subsequent
care demonstrate adherence to the Quality and Safety
Education for Nurses (QSEN) competencies? Select all
that apply. - ANSWER-*The care team meets with the
client and family promptly to identify their preferences for
treatment.
*The care team balances the best available evidence
about glioblastoma treatment with the client's preferences.
*Nurses proactively identify threats to the client's safety
that may occur as treatment is provided.
*Each member of the care team uses the best available
technology to organize and provide
A nurse was injured when a client with Alzheimer disease
struck the nurse on the side of the head during a transfer.
The nurse has completed an incident report. Which
statement about an incident report is most accurate? -
NUR 120 EXAM 2 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES ||VERIFIED
EXAM!! (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||NEWEST EXAM!!!
A nurse is filing a safety event report for an older adult
client who tripped and fell when getting out of bed. Which
action exemplifies an accurate step of this process? -
ANSWER-*The nurse details the client's response and the
examination and treatment of the client after the incident.
The nurse is teaching the caregiver of an adolescent child
about safety. Which teaching will the nurse include? -
ANSWER-*Peer pressure causes children of this age to
take risks.
The nurse is providing safety teaching to the family of an
older adult client. Which finding in the client's home will the
nurse teach the family to address? - ANSWER-*A hair
dryer is placed next to the sink.
A confused client is pulling at the IV line. When
considering alternatives to restraints, which nursing
intervention would be used first? - ANSWER-*Conceal IV
tubing with gauze wrap.
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The nurse is educating health care providers on
implementation of a hospital disaster plan. What
consideration should the nurse prioritize? - ANSWER-
*Establish the nurse's role during a disaster.
-During a disaster nurses will have multiple roles. In
addition to their clinical knowledge, they may be
responsible for triage, counseling and various other duties.
The nurse is caring for an older adult client. Which
situational assessment findings establish the need for
interventions? Select all that apply. - ANSWER-*Bedside
table with client's personal items is at the foot of the bed.
*Oxygen by nasal cannula in place; tubing on floor; flow
meter at ordered 3 L.
*Call light is at top of bed under the pillow.
The nurse is caring for a client who has been prescribed
extremity restraints. Which action must be documented by
the nurse? - ANSWER-*The alternative measures
attempted before applying the restraints.
What is the term used for the concentration of drug in the
blood serum that produces the desired effect without
causing toxicity? - ANSWER-*Therapeutic range.
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What does Therapeutic Range mean? - ANSWER-
*Therapeutic range is the concentration of drug in the
blood serum that produces the desired effect without
causing toxicity.
What does Peak Level mean? - ANSWER-*Peak level- is
the highest plasma concentration.
What does Trough Level mean? - ANSWER-*Trough level-
is the point when the drug is at the lowest concentration.
What does Half-Life mean? - ANSWER-*Half-life- is the
amount of time it takes for 50% of the blood concentration
of a drug to be eliminated from the body.
The nurse overhears an older adult client's son talking to
her in a very aggressive and violent way. When the nurse
walks into the room, the son changes and speaks kindly to
his mother and the health care providers. What should the
nurse do about this observation? - ANSWER-*Ask to
examine the client alone in order to speak to her privately.
The nurse is caring for an 80-year-old client who was
admitted to the hospital in a confused and dehydrated
state. After the client got out of bed and fell, restraints
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were applied. She began to fight and was rapidly
becoming exhausted. She has black-and-blue marks on
her wrists from the restraints. What would be the most
appropriate nursing intervention for this client? -
ANSWER-*Take the restraints off, stay with her, and talk
gently to her.
A client has been diagnosed with a glioblastoma and the
care team has determined that this brain tumor is
inoperable. Which aspects of the the client's subsequent
care demonstrate adherence to the Quality and Safety
Education for Nurses (QSEN) competencies? Select all
that apply. - ANSWER-*The care team meets with the
client and family promptly to identify their preferences for
treatment.
*The care team balances the best available evidence
about glioblastoma treatment with the client's preferences.
*Nurses proactively identify threats to the client's safety
that may occur as treatment is provided.
*Each member of the care team uses the best available
technology to organize and provide
A nurse was injured when a client with Alzheimer disease
struck the nurse on the side of the head during a transfer.
The nurse has completed an incident report. Which
statement about an incident report is most accurate? -
