KAPLAN FUNDAMENTALS 2023-2024 TEST BANK ACTUAL
EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
To promote evening rest and sleep for clients who are
immobilized and in bed, it is most important for the nurse
to provide which care? - ANSWER-Daytime activities
The client is admitted to the hospital with a temperature of
101°F and WBC count of 3,000. The nurse should institute
which precaution? - ANSWER-Neutropenic precautions
The nurse helps a client cough and deep breathe after
surgery. Is is desirable for the client to assume which
position? - ANSWER-High-Fowlers
The home care nurse visits an elderly client living alone on
a limited income. The client's diet consists primarily of
carbohydrates. Based on understanding of the nutritional
needs of the elderly, which interpretation of the client's diet
by the nurse is most justified? - ANSWER-The client
should increase the intake of protein
In which situation should the nurse consider withholding
morphine until further assessment is completed? -
ANSWER-Client's level of consciousness fluctuates from
alert to lethargic
,KAPLAN FUNDAMENTALS 2023-2024 TEST BANK ACTUAL
EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
The nurse cares for the client diagnosed with a fractured
homers due to a fall in the home. Which nursing
observation requires an immediate intervention? -
ANSWER-The client ambulated wearing socks
The nurse observes a staff member enter the client's room
wearing a fit-tested respiratory device. The nurse
determines care is appropriate if the staff member is
caring for which client? - ANSWER-A client diagnosed
with varicella
The nurse understands the purpose of a drain in a would
is to - ANSWER-keep the tissues close together so that
healing can occur
The nurse identifies which diet best meets the needs of a
person with multiple wounds? - ANSWER-High-vitamin C,
high-protein, high-carbohydrate diet
The nurse identifies which lab finding reflects the signs
and symptoms of infection? - ANSWER-white blood cell
count of 16,000
, KAPLAN FUNDAMENTALS 2023-2024 TEST BANK ACTUAL
EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
The nurse explains to the client the most vitamin C can be
found in which juice? - ANSWER-Fresh orange juice--
canned juice is processed in such a way that the vitamin is
partially destroyed; also true, though to less of an extent,
by freezing; fresh foods contain more vitamins; citrus fruits
are good sources of vitamin C; orange juice contains more
vitamin C than other citrus fruits
The nurse knows which statement is an important fact
about warfarin? - ANSWER-It has a prolonged action--
warfarin has prolonged action, duration is 2-5 days
The nurse performs discharge teaching for a client
receiving warfarin? The nurse determines further teaching
is required if th client makes which statement? -
ANSWER-"I should look for yellow-tinged complexion"--
symptoms of hepatitis, which is not an adverse effect of
warfarin
The nurse instructs a client how to successfully establish a
regular exercise program. The nurse determines further
teaching is needed if the client makes which statement? -
ANSWER-"I should start by running 5 miles everyday"
EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
To promote evening rest and sleep for clients who are
immobilized and in bed, it is most important for the nurse
to provide which care? - ANSWER-Daytime activities
The client is admitted to the hospital with a temperature of
101°F and WBC count of 3,000. The nurse should institute
which precaution? - ANSWER-Neutropenic precautions
The nurse helps a client cough and deep breathe after
surgery. Is is desirable for the client to assume which
position? - ANSWER-High-Fowlers
The home care nurse visits an elderly client living alone on
a limited income. The client's diet consists primarily of
carbohydrates. Based on understanding of the nutritional
needs of the elderly, which interpretation of the client's diet
by the nurse is most justified? - ANSWER-The client
should increase the intake of protein
In which situation should the nurse consider withholding
morphine until further assessment is completed? -
ANSWER-Client's level of consciousness fluctuates from
alert to lethargic
,KAPLAN FUNDAMENTALS 2023-2024 TEST BANK ACTUAL
EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
The nurse cares for the client diagnosed with a fractured
homers due to a fall in the home. Which nursing
observation requires an immediate intervention? -
ANSWER-The client ambulated wearing socks
The nurse observes a staff member enter the client's room
wearing a fit-tested respiratory device. The nurse
determines care is appropriate if the staff member is
caring for which client? - ANSWER-A client diagnosed
with varicella
The nurse understands the purpose of a drain in a would
is to - ANSWER-keep the tissues close together so that
healing can occur
The nurse identifies which diet best meets the needs of a
person with multiple wounds? - ANSWER-High-vitamin C,
high-protein, high-carbohydrate diet
The nurse identifies which lab finding reflects the signs
and symptoms of infection? - ANSWER-white blood cell
count of 16,000
, KAPLAN FUNDAMENTALS 2023-2024 TEST BANK ACTUAL
EXAM 60 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
The nurse explains to the client the most vitamin C can be
found in which juice? - ANSWER-Fresh orange juice--
canned juice is processed in such a way that the vitamin is
partially destroyed; also true, though to less of an extent,
by freezing; fresh foods contain more vitamins; citrus fruits
are good sources of vitamin C; orange juice contains more
vitamin C than other citrus fruits
The nurse knows which statement is an important fact
about warfarin? - ANSWER-It has a prolonged action--
warfarin has prolonged action, duration is 2-5 days
The nurse performs discharge teaching for a client
receiving warfarin? The nurse determines further teaching
is required if th client makes which statement? -
ANSWER-"I should look for yellow-tinged complexion"--
symptoms of hepatitis, which is not an adverse effect of
warfarin
The nurse instructs a client how to successfully establish a
regular exercise program. The nurse determines further
teaching is needed if the client makes which statement? -
ANSWER-"I should start by running 5 miles everyday"
