New NSG 4800 ALL COMPS
1. Discharge planning for assigned clients, which referral is appropriate?
a. Physical ther1. Discharge planning for assigned clients, which referral is appropriate?
a. Physical therapy referral for a client who had TNR and needs use of crutches
2. Continuing education program on legal issues in nursing practice
b. Threatening to touch a client without the client’s consent is an example of assault
3. Working on a med-surg unit caring for clients; what can you delegate?
a. Ask an LPN nurse to obtain a capillary blood glucose reading on a client who has become
diaphoretic
4. Working on a peds unit caring for clients; nurse to initiate an interdisciplinary conference
b. 3 year old or 3 days old who has been readmitted with rhinorrhea and hyperflexia and a
report that the mother has a history of substance abuse during pregnancy
5. Client situations; nurse initially assess the client who has:
a. CAD, is receiving a continuous heparin infusion, and has a partial thromboplastin time of
90 secs
6. 150 pounds and has developed encephalopathy — (another question: nurse caring for
client who weighs 50 lb (68 kg) and has developed hepatic encephalopathy; priority to inform
primary care provider if client develops:
b. A decrease in urine output to 450 mL/day
7. Working in ED has received the following prescriptions for newly admitted client; which
should nurse implement first?
a. Administer labetalol IV to a client who has a BP of 192/98 mmHg and a pulse of 138
8. Peds unit aware of the following information; first assess who:
a. 13-year-old who has hemophilia and has a change of BP from 112/60 to 90/54
9. Which is wrong; follow-up needed
a. Administers an influenza vaccine using the Z-track method
10. Clients’ rights and responsibilities; correct understanding of teaching
b. Clients have a right to know about alternatives to treatment and hospitalizations
1. Discharge planning for assigned clients, which referral is appropriate?
a. Physical ther1. Discharge planning for assigned clients, which referral is appropriate?
a. Physical therapy referral for a client who had TNR and needs use of crutches
2. Continuing education program on legal issues in nursing practice
b. Threatening to touch a client without the client’s consent is an example of assault
3. Working on a med-surg unit caring for clients; what can you delegate?
a. Ask an LPN nurse to obtain a capillary blood glucose reading on a client who has become
diaphoretic
4. Working on a peds unit caring for clients; nurse to initiate an interdisciplinary conference
b. 3 year old or 3 days old who has been readmitted with rhinorrhea and hyperflexia and a
report that the mother has a history of substance abuse during pregnancy
5. Client situations; nurse initially assess the client who has:
a. CAD, is receiving a continuous heparin infusion, and has a partial thromboplastin time of
90 secs
6. 150 pounds and has developed encephalopathy — (another question: nurse caring for
client who weighs 50 lb (68 kg) and has developed hepatic encephalopathy; priority to inform
primary care provider if client develops:
b. A decrease in urine output to 450 mL/day
7. Working in ED has received the following prescriptions for newly admitted client; which
should nurse implement first?
a. Administer labetalol IV to a client who has a BP of 192/98 mmHg and a pulse of 138
8. Peds unit aware of the following information; first assess who:
a. 13-year-old who has hemophilia and has a change of BP from 112/60 to 90/54
9. Which is wrong; follow-up needed
a. Administers an influenza vaccine using the Z-track method
10. Clients’ rights and responsibilities; correct understanding of teaching
b. Clients have a right to know about alternatives to treatment and hospitalizations
