BSN 266 HESI V2 EXAM EXAMINATION
TEST COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE WITH
SOLVED Q AND A 2026
◉ Visual disturbances
Answer: A symptom that may be associated with statin therapy but
is not the priority to report.
◉ Terrible nightmares
Answer: A symptom that is not directly related to the use of
lovastatin.
◉ Increased nocturia
Answer: A symptom that is not directly related to the use of
lovastatin.
◉ pH 6
Answer: An expected finding in a normal urinalysis for an older
adult.
◉ Nitrate
Answer: small.
,◉ Protein
Answer: small.
◉ Sugar
Answer: negative.
◉ Bilirubin
Answer: negative.
◉ Specific gravity
Answer: 1.015.
◉ Normal pH range for urine
Answer: A pH of 6.0.
◉ Normal range of urine specific gravity
Answer: 1.001 to 1.035.
◉ Chronic infection of Hepatitis C virus (HCV)
Answer: Scheduled for a liver biopsy.
,◉ Post-liver biopsy intervention
Answer: Assess for signs of bleeding and hypovolemia.
◉ Risk after liver biopsy
Answer: Internal bleeding.
◉ Best-qualified nurse for discharge instructions
Answer: The registered nurse (RN) case manager for the unit with 1
year's experience.
◉ Nurse's action after PTCA with chest pain
Answer: Administer sublingual nitroglycerin tablet.
◉ Acute chest pain after PTCA
Answer: May indicate cardiac ischemia related to restenosis, stent
thrombosis, or acute coronary syndrome.
◉ Vaginal discharge appearance
Answer: Described as having a 'cottage-cheese' appearance.
◉ First prescription for vaginal infection
, Answer: Instill the first dose of nystatin (Mycostatin) vaginally per
applicator.
◉ Assessment for signs of bleeding
Answer: Should be implemented after a liver biopsy.
◉ Position after liver biopsy
Answer: Client should be placed in the right lateral position.
◉ Nurse's role in discharge education
Answer: Assess and provide discharge educational needs, obtain
resources for the client.
◉ Nurse's action for acute chest pain
Answer: First action is to administer nitroglycerin.
◉ Vulva irritation and vaginal infection
Answer: Described by a college student.
◉ Common health problems associated with aging
Answer: Renal insufficiency, urinary incontinence, urinary tract
infection, and enlarged prostate.
TEST COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE WITH
SOLVED Q AND A 2026
◉ Visual disturbances
Answer: A symptom that may be associated with statin therapy but
is not the priority to report.
◉ Terrible nightmares
Answer: A symptom that is not directly related to the use of
lovastatin.
◉ Increased nocturia
Answer: A symptom that is not directly related to the use of
lovastatin.
◉ pH 6
Answer: An expected finding in a normal urinalysis for an older
adult.
◉ Nitrate
Answer: small.
,◉ Protein
Answer: small.
◉ Sugar
Answer: negative.
◉ Bilirubin
Answer: negative.
◉ Specific gravity
Answer: 1.015.
◉ Normal pH range for urine
Answer: A pH of 6.0.
◉ Normal range of urine specific gravity
Answer: 1.001 to 1.035.
◉ Chronic infection of Hepatitis C virus (HCV)
Answer: Scheduled for a liver biopsy.
,◉ Post-liver biopsy intervention
Answer: Assess for signs of bleeding and hypovolemia.
◉ Risk after liver biopsy
Answer: Internal bleeding.
◉ Best-qualified nurse for discharge instructions
Answer: The registered nurse (RN) case manager for the unit with 1
year's experience.
◉ Nurse's action after PTCA with chest pain
Answer: Administer sublingual nitroglycerin tablet.
◉ Acute chest pain after PTCA
Answer: May indicate cardiac ischemia related to restenosis, stent
thrombosis, or acute coronary syndrome.
◉ Vaginal discharge appearance
Answer: Described as having a 'cottage-cheese' appearance.
◉ First prescription for vaginal infection
, Answer: Instill the first dose of nystatin (Mycostatin) vaginally per
applicator.
◉ Assessment for signs of bleeding
Answer: Should be implemented after a liver biopsy.
◉ Position after liver biopsy
Answer: Client should be placed in the right lateral position.
◉ Nurse's role in discharge education
Answer: Assess and provide discharge educational needs, obtain
resources for the client.
◉ Nurse's action for acute chest pain
Answer: First action is to administer nitroglycerin.
◉ Vulva irritation and vaginal infection
Answer: Described by a college student.
◉ Common health problems associated with aging
Answer: Renal insufficiency, urinary incontinence, urinary tract
infection, and enlarged prostate.
