HESI PN Gerontology Practice Exam
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The practical nurse (PN) is implementing a self-medication program
for an older resident who is newly admitted to an assisted living
community. Which actions should the PN implement to provide the
resident ways to maintain safe medication administration? (select all
that apply.)
A. Locked medication storage in the client's room.
B. Medication Administration Record (MAR).
D. Delivery of adequate supply of medication.
E. List of findings indicating medication effectiveness.
Which age-related changes in the cardiovascular system should the
practical nurse (PN) document when evaluating an older client? (select
all that apply.)
C. Cardiac murmurs.
D. Widening pulse pressure.
An older client who recently moved into an assisted living community
refuses to eat or join any activities. When evaluating the client further,
what should the practical nurse (PN) focus on during the next
examination?
, Depression.
The practical nurse (PN) is caring for an elderly client with functional
incontinence who lives in an assisted living community. The client is
alert, mildly confused, and can self ambulate. Which nursing
intervention should the PN implement?
Offer assistance with toileting q2 hours.
The healthcare provider prescribes a new medication, atrovastatin
(lipitor), for an older client who arrives at the clinic for an annual
physical examination. What common side effect should the practical
nurse (PN) advise the client to observe for with this medication?
Headaches.
The practical nurse (PN) is re-enforcing discharge instructions with the
family of an older client who was recently admitted for an intestinal
obstruction. Which statement indicates that the family understands
the instructions?
Report abdominal distention, constipation, or any nausea and vomiting
to the health care provider.
An older client asks the practical nurse (PN) how he can reduce his
incidents of hemorrhoidal flare ups. What information should the PN
offer the client to prevent rectal discomfort?( Select all that apply.)
A. Increase fiber and liquids in the diet to help prevent constipation and
straining.
C. Use a therapeutic cushion or frequent repositioning for periods of
prolonged sitting.
D. Take frequent warm sitz baths and use non-abrasive tissue that can
Newest Complete Questions and Correct
Detailed Answers (Verified Answers)
Already Graded A+ 2026
The practical nurse (PN) is implementing a self-medication program
for an older resident who is newly admitted to an assisted living
community. Which actions should the PN implement to provide the
resident ways to maintain safe medication administration? (select all
that apply.)
A. Locked medication storage in the client's room.
B. Medication Administration Record (MAR).
D. Delivery of adequate supply of medication.
E. List of findings indicating medication effectiveness.
Which age-related changes in the cardiovascular system should the
practical nurse (PN) document when evaluating an older client? (select
all that apply.)
C. Cardiac murmurs.
D. Widening pulse pressure.
An older client who recently moved into an assisted living community
refuses to eat or join any activities. When evaluating the client further,
what should the practical nurse (PN) focus on during the next
examination?
, Depression.
The practical nurse (PN) is caring for an elderly client with functional
incontinence who lives in an assisted living community. The client is
alert, mildly confused, and can self ambulate. Which nursing
intervention should the PN implement?
Offer assistance with toileting q2 hours.
The healthcare provider prescribes a new medication, atrovastatin
(lipitor), for an older client who arrives at the clinic for an annual
physical examination. What common side effect should the practical
nurse (PN) advise the client to observe for with this medication?
Headaches.
The practical nurse (PN) is re-enforcing discharge instructions with the
family of an older client who was recently admitted for an intestinal
obstruction. Which statement indicates that the family understands
the instructions?
Report abdominal distention, constipation, or any nausea and vomiting
to the health care provider.
An older client asks the practical nurse (PN) how he can reduce his
incidents of hemorrhoidal flare ups. What information should the PN
offer the client to prevent rectal discomfort?( Select all that apply.)
A. Increase fiber and liquids in the diet to help prevent constipation and
straining.
C. Use a therapeutic cushion or frequent repositioning for periods of
prolonged sitting.
D. Take frequent warm sitz baths and use non-abrasive tissue that can
