NURS 1102 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING PASSPOINT-GASTROINTESTINAL WITH EXPLAINED ANSWERS 100% CORRECT DOWNLOAD TO SCORE A

NURS 1102 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
PASSPOINT-GASTROINTESTINAL WITH EXPLAINED
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT DOWNLOAD TO SCORE A
Question 1 See full question

For a client who must undergo colon surgery, the physician orders preoperative cleansing
enemas and neomycin. The rationale for neomycin use in this client is to:

You Selected:

• increase the intestinal bacteria count.

Correct response:

• decrease the intestinal bacteria count.

Explanation:

Remediation:

Question 2 See full question

A nurse preceptor is working with a student nurse who is administering medications. Which
statement by the student indicates an understanding of the action of an antacid?

,NURS 1102 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
PASSPOINT-GASTROINTESTINAL WITH EXPLAINED
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT DOWNLOAD TO SCORE A
You Selected:

• "The action occurs in the small intestine, where the drug coats the lining and
prevents further ulceration."

Correct response:

• "The action occurs in the stomach by increasing the pH of the stomach contents and
decreasing pepsin activity."

Explanation:

Question 3 See full question

An enterostomy nurse is providing an in-service session on caring for colostomies. Which
statement by a nurse indicates the need for further teaching?

You Selected:

• "I can place an odor-relieving tablet in the bag when changing the appliance to reduce
odors."

Correct response:

• "I can make a small pin hole in the bag to let the gas out, so I don't have to change the
appliance frequently."

Explanation:

Remediation:

Question 4 See full question

A graduate nurse and her preceptor are establishing priorities for their morning assessments.
Which client should they assess first?

You Selected:

,NURS 1102 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
PASSPOINT-GASTROINTESTINAL WITH EXPLAINED
ANSWERS 100% CORRECT DOWNLOAD TO SCORE A
• The sleeping client who received pain medication 1 hour ago

Correct response:

• The newly admitted client with acute abdominal pain

Explanation:

Question 5 See full question

A client with a history of alcohol abuse was admitted with bleeding esophageal varices. After
several days of treatment, the client is ready for discharge. The nurse enters the client's room
to review discharge instructions with the client when he tells the nurse that he wants help to
quit drinking. How should the nurse respond?

You Selected:

• "Let me finish reviewing your discharge instructions, then we can discuss your concerns."

, NURS 1102 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
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Correct response:

• "I'll notify your physician and call the social worker so she can discuss treatment
options with you."

Explanation:

Remediation:

Question 6 See full question

A client with esophageal cancer decides against placement of a jejunostomy tube. Which
ethical principle is a nurse upholding by supporting the client's decision?

You Selected:

• Nonmaleficence

Correct response:

• Autonomy

Explanation:

Question 7 See full question

A nurse presents a client with the informed consent form for an abdominal paracentesis. The
client asks the nurse what the procedure involves. The nurse should:

You Selected:

• have the client sign the form and ask the physician explain the procedure again.

Correct response:

• notify the physician that the client doesn't understand the procedure.

Explanation: