MED-SURG FINAL - NUR 201 FINAL
EXAM TEST LATEST UPDATE WITH
100% SOLVED -GRADED A+
VERIFIED 2026 - 2027 UPDATE
A 78 year old patient with a diagnosis of hypothyroidism
got an order for the following medications. Which one
should the nurse consult the physician prior to
administration? why? - correct answer-
Diazepam (Valium)
A characteristic common to all hormones - correct
answer- they influence cellular activity of specific
target tissues
A client develops a renal disorder after taking in an
antibiotic that has nephrotoxicity as an adverse effect.
The nurse adds to the client's medical record a
standardized care plan for which of the following
disorders? - correct answer- acute renal failure
,A client develops a renal disorder after taking in an
antibiotic that has nephrotoxicity as an adverse effect.
The nurse adds to the client's medical record a
standardized care plan for which of the following
disorders? - correct answer- Acute renal failure
A client is at risk for IICP, which of the following would be
the priority for the nurse to monitor - correct
answer- Unequal pupil size
A client is being evaluated for brain death. Which findings
are positive indicators of brain death? - correct
answer- pupils are nonreactive & dilated
absence of deep tendon reflexes
dolls eyes absent
A client returned from a TURP with CBI. In which situation
should the nurse increase the flow rate of the CBI: -
correct answer- when the drainage becomes
bright red
,A client returned from a TURP with CBI. In which situation
should the nurse increase the flow rate of the CBI? -
correct answer- when the drainage becomes
bright red
A client who is developing hepatic encephalopathy may
exhibit which symptom? - correct answer-
asterixis
A client with cirrhosis may have alterations in which
laboratory value? - correct answer-
prothrombin time
A client with Guillain-Barre syndrome is drooling and
having difficulty swallowing secretions. The nurse explains
to the family that the cause of this is: - correct
answer- demyelination of the cranial nerves
responsible for gag and swallow reflex
A female patient is being given iodine treatment for
Grave's disease. What should the nurse teach before
giving the client her first dose? - correct answer-
, Instruct the patient that she must not get pregnant during
treatment
A nurse instructs a pt who has MG about home care.
Which of the following patient statements indicates a
need for further teaching? - correct answer- I
will soak in the hot tub every day
A nurse is assessing a client 24 hours following a
cholecystectomy. The nurse notes that the T tube has
drained 700 ml of greenish brown drainage. Which
nursing intervention is most appropriate? - correct
answer- document the finding
A nurse is assessing a patient who is on a rehab unit and
was diagnosed with GBS 1 month ago. Which of the client
findings should the nurse anticipated - correct
answer- muscle weakness, incontinence, ineffective
cough
a nurse is caring for a patient who is placed on a low
bacteria diet in combination with an oral selective bowel
EXAM TEST LATEST UPDATE WITH
100% SOLVED -GRADED A+
VERIFIED 2026 - 2027 UPDATE
A 78 year old patient with a diagnosis of hypothyroidism
got an order for the following medications. Which one
should the nurse consult the physician prior to
administration? why? - correct answer-
Diazepam (Valium)
A characteristic common to all hormones - correct
answer- they influence cellular activity of specific
target tissues
A client develops a renal disorder after taking in an
antibiotic that has nephrotoxicity as an adverse effect.
The nurse adds to the client's medical record a
standardized care plan for which of the following
disorders? - correct answer- acute renal failure
,A client develops a renal disorder after taking in an
antibiotic that has nephrotoxicity as an adverse effect.
The nurse adds to the client's medical record a
standardized care plan for which of the following
disorders? - correct answer- Acute renal failure
A client is at risk for IICP, which of the following would be
the priority for the nurse to monitor - correct
answer- Unequal pupil size
A client is being evaluated for brain death. Which findings
are positive indicators of brain death? - correct
answer- pupils are nonreactive & dilated
absence of deep tendon reflexes
dolls eyes absent
A client returned from a TURP with CBI. In which situation
should the nurse increase the flow rate of the CBI: -
correct answer- when the drainage becomes
bright red
,A client returned from a TURP with CBI. In which situation
should the nurse increase the flow rate of the CBI? -
correct answer- when the drainage becomes
bright red
A client who is developing hepatic encephalopathy may
exhibit which symptom? - correct answer-
asterixis
A client with cirrhosis may have alterations in which
laboratory value? - correct answer-
prothrombin time
A client with Guillain-Barre syndrome is drooling and
having difficulty swallowing secretions. The nurse explains
to the family that the cause of this is: - correct
answer- demyelination of the cranial nerves
responsible for gag and swallow reflex
A female patient is being given iodine treatment for
Grave's disease. What should the nurse teach before
giving the client her first dose? - correct answer-
, Instruct the patient that she must not get pregnant during
treatment
A nurse instructs a pt who has MG about home care.
Which of the following patient statements indicates a
need for further teaching? - correct answer- I
will soak in the hot tub every day
A nurse is assessing a client 24 hours following a
cholecystectomy. The nurse notes that the T tube has
drained 700 ml of greenish brown drainage. Which
nursing intervention is most appropriate? - correct
answer- document the finding
A nurse is assessing a patient who is on a rehab unit and
was diagnosed with GBS 1 month ago. Which of the client
findings should the nurse anticipated - correct
answer- muscle weakness, incontinence, ineffective
cough
a nurse is caring for a patient who is placed on a low
bacteria diet in combination with an oral selective bowel
