HESI FUNDAMENTALS V1 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2017

HESI FUNDAMENTALS V1 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2017   1. Question about air pressure mattress = 2. What nerves we assess when using Snellen chart = (II) 3. Nurse assistant tells you about stool characteristics or something, and what would you prioritize = Watery stool (diarrhea) 4. There are two patients who are complaining of pain, what you would do first to assist them or something like that = (compare which one is more severe, by describing it) 5. There was a priority question which client do you assist first (remember ABC’s) = she chose the answer that had something to do with breathing- D 6. For adult = 7. When you take care of a patient with Hepatitis A, what do you do? 8. The patient has TB and what would you place in biohazard bag before taking it from the room = Sputum sample 9. They said when the person is agnostic (or something) what do we include in care plan = 10. Nurse observes nursing assistive personnel giving patient a bed bath and has the patients foot soaked in the basin of water. What should the nurse instruct the nursing assistive personnel to do? Dry the water between the toes (because of skin breakdown) 11. When you catheterization on circumcised patient, what to do? inflate the balloon 12. Which position do you apply enema? 13. Elderly patient that needed to have something done, who would you ask consent = daughter in law because she has the consent or whatever 14. A patient has an order for wrist restraint, after putting them on, what do you = 15. When giving medication = 16. When you bathe someone with UTI or something like that, what do you do = 17. What is the safe procedure regarding gloves = room 18. A patient with a soft bland diet reports constipation you assess the bowel sounds and they are low what do you do? 19. A patient was admitted for dehydration yesterday, what are signs that the patient is getting hydrated? Pulse 20. A patient has difficulty swallowing, how would you check for the gag reflex? 21. A patient is a slight ambulatory patient and is at home and the nurse that checks on him goes and asks her how can he remove the swelling on his feet? Move his feet in bed/ instruct client to flex both of his feet daily something with “dorsiflexion” or whatever 22. Muslim patient is taking dialysis every morning, but would get anxious = 23. A situation where a new nurse that was cleaning a wound, and you had to decide, was he doing it wrong or right = he was right… (it’s supposed to be cleaned from the center (inside) and outwards in circular motion) 24. Patient was having leg cramping = 25. Which value needs to be reported to the health care provider? 26. Clean stream urine collection = 27. Something about patient teaching to a patient that does not speak English. How should the nurse evaluate that he understands how to clean his wound at home? Have the patient demonstrate his understanding (return demonstration) 28. Patient is practicing diaphragmatic breathing, which is the proper way? the diaphragm “sink in” during exhaling (“sink in” are the main words in answer) 29. Client discharged to long term care facility with an indwelling catheter. What should the nurse do to reduce the risk of infection? 30. Three different patients are requesting pain meds from the meds at the same time. What should the nurse ask the patients? Rate your pain on a pain scale 31. Client wishes to spend time with her significant other and the deranged husband comes by to visit client and objects to the significant other being there. What should the nurse do? 32. Cancer patient with stage 4 lung cancer and pain management = med administration. 33. There is another question talking about pain management, but the answer to that one is = 34. Some question about obstructive sleep apnea and what the nurse should do before leaving the room? Make sure the positive airway pressure machine is on 35. When you transport a patient with tuberculosis from other room, what should you do, patient didn’t want to off glasses off, droplet precautions = 36. Something to do with skin breakdown = 37. Before applying topical medication, what do you do = 38. While suctioning a client’s nasopharynx, the nurse observes that the client’s oxygen saturation remains at 94%, which is the same reading obtained prior to starting the procedure. What action should the nurse take in response to this finding? 39. The nurse is planning a weight reduction teaching program to be implemented at a community health center. Which goal is best for client’s who approximately fifteen percent over their ideal are weight and wish to participate in the weight loss program? Fat intake between 20 to 30 percent of total daily intake 40. An elderly woman had sex which caused vagina tears = methods 41. Two med calculations: Know teaspoon to mL and tablespoon; 1tsp-5ml, 1tbsp-15ml = 42. PICTURE: for range of motion with arm extended away from the body = 43. PICTURE: To administer drops, what should you do = patient’s ear 44. PICTURE: To insert nasogastric tube and the nurse is doing it wrong, so = should show the proper technique (nose  earlobe  xiphoid process- chest) 45. PICTURE: white skin with red spot on sacral or whatever, how do you care for it? 1 ulcer OR “redness of the wound” 46. PICTURE: Suctioning the mouth, what do you do? 47. PICTURE: Showing an oxygen thing on top of the bed= 48. SELECT ALL APPLY: Patients with different type of stools, and you had to choose the priority ones that the nurse needs to further assess but it only gave you descriptions of them. -Tarry stool -Watery stool -Formed stool with red streaks -Dry small balls (something similar) 49. SELECT HOW TO APPLY: How to apply and ice pack? -Near the site of pain -Remove when there’s numbness 50. SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: The nurse measures the client’s blood pressure and notes that it is significantly higher than the previous reading. What should the nurse do next? -Retake the client’s blood pressure -Determine the client’s activities and feelings prior to the blood pressure measurement