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1. The nurse is caring for a client who has acute gastroenteritis. Which
dietary instruction should the nurse provide for the client?
B. Drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration (pg.1149)
2. The nurse is caring for a client with suspected upper GI bleeding.
The nurse inserts an NG tube for gastric lavage and checks placement
of the tube in the stomach. When fluid is aspirated from the tube, the
Ph is found to be 6. Which is the priority action from the nurse? C.
Obtain an order for a STAT chest X-ray.
3. The nurse is caring for a client who has recently undergone a partial
gastrectomy. The client is becoming dizzy and sweaty with heart
palpitations about 2 hours after eating. The client is now afraid to eat
anything. Which is the nurse’s best response?
D. “Limit carbohydrate intake with meals.”
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Rationale: The client's symptoms are consistent with late dumping syndrome,
which is caused by a rapid rise in insulin secretion in response to increased
glucose levels after eating. Eliminating sugary foods and eating low to moderate
carbohydrates with meals helps manage this problem. Liquids should be taken
between meals. Clear liquids and limited dairy products are not needed.
4. The nurse is in the room of a client who is sleeping in bed. The client
experiences an episode of reflux with regurgitation. Which action
does the nurse take first? B. Raise the head of the clients bed.
Rationale: The immediate danger for this client is aspiration. The nurse first
should raise the head of the bed to reduce this risk. Asking the client to roll to
the side will take too much time. The nurse can auscultate the client's lungs
after raising the head of the bed. Calling the Rapid Response Team may or
may not be necessary but would be done after the client is in a safer position.
5. The nurse is caring for a client who has received multiple serious
injuries in a motor vehicle accident. The client asked the nurse why
Ranitidine is prescribed because she does not have any abdominal
pain. Which is the nurses best response?
A. "It will help prevent the development of a stomach ulcer from the
stress of your injuries."
Rationale: Clients who have sustained traumatic injuries are at risk for
development of stress ulcers during recovery. H2-antagonist medications
may be prescribed to prevent stress ulcers.
Zantac will not prevent aspiration pneumonia, esophageal healing after
nasogastric intubation, or nausea from narcotic pain medications.
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NURSING MISC 2026 LATEST
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS
1. The nurse is caring for a client who has acute gastroenteritis. Which
dietary instruction should the nurse provide for the client?
B. Drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration (pg.1149)
2. The nurse is caring for a client with suspected upper GI bleeding.
The nurse inserts an NG tube for gastric lavage and checks placement
of the tube in the stomach. When fluid is aspirated from the tube, the
Ph is found to be 6. Which is the priority action from the nurse? C.
Obtain an order for a STAT chest X-ray.
3. The nurse is caring for a client who has recently undergone a partial
gastrectomy. The client is becoming dizzy and sweaty with heart
palpitations about 2 hours after eating. The client is now afraid to eat
anything. Which is the nurse’s best response?
D. “Limit carbohydrate intake with meals.”
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Rationale: The client's symptoms are consistent with late dumping syndrome,
which is caused by a rapid rise in insulin secretion in response to increased
glucose levels after eating. Eliminating sugary foods and eating low to moderate
carbohydrates with meals helps manage this problem. Liquids should be taken
between meals. Clear liquids and limited dairy products are not needed.
4. The nurse is in the room of a client who is sleeping in bed. The client
experiences an episode of reflux with regurgitation. Which action
does the nurse take first? B. Raise the head of the clients bed.
Rationale: The immediate danger for this client is aspiration. The nurse first
should raise the head of the bed to reduce this risk. Asking the client to roll to
the side will take too much time. The nurse can auscultate the client's lungs
after raising the head of the bed. Calling the Rapid Response Team may or
may not be necessary but would be done after the client is in a safer position.
5. The nurse is caring for a client who has received multiple serious
injuries in a motor vehicle accident. The client asked the nurse why
Ranitidine is prescribed because she does not have any abdominal
pain. Which is the nurses best response?
A. "It will help prevent the development of a stomach ulcer from the
stress of your injuries."
Rationale: Clients who have sustained traumatic injuries are at risk for
development of stress ulcers during recovery. H2-antagonist medications
may be prescribed to prevent stress ulcers.
Zantac will not prevent aspiration pneumonia, esophageal healing after
nasogastric intubation, or nausea from narcotic pain medications.
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