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Native American with nausea and abdominal pain. Answer: Check
home remedies
Patient exercises for 2 weeks, but still has trouble falling asleep and
takes about an hour to fall asleep. Answer: Ask what type of exercise
he is doing.
When removing gauze dressing, you notice redness. Answer:
Use cotton and silk.
Weight counseling consultant for an overweight patient. Which
patient requires consulting for weight counseling? Answer: Bmi over
35.
The nurse is assisting the doctor. Answer: To keep sterile field, the
nurse should pour a little bit of sterile water.
The patient placed on a liquid oral diet with a diagnosis of “oral
mouth imbalance.” Which liquid diet is appropriate? Answer: Ensure,
liquid supplemental diet
Select All that Apply: Patient is walking down the hallway with the
UAP. The nurse instructs the UAP to
a. *Report dizziness
b. *Assist with
voiding
c. *Take blood pressure measurements before walking.
Son is 18-year old. Mother demands Lab values now. What is the
nurse’s best response? Answer: “Sorry, I cannot give you his
results because he is an adult.”
Picture: Nurse wants to finish range of motion exercise with
pronation and supination hand motions. What is the next nursing
action? Answer: Turn the arm.
Picture + Select all that apply: Nurse is cleaning out
nasotracheal suction. When should the nurse stop
suctioning? Answer:
a. *Cyanotic lips
b. *Vomiting
c. *Gagging
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Nurse wants to encourage learning environment and
participation in a group. What is the best way to promote
engagement? Answer: …Simulation is the keyword…
Nurse observes nursing assistive personnel giving the 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)
The patient is practicing diaphragmatic breathing, which is the
proper way? Inhale and have the diaphragm “sink in” during
exhaling (“sink in” are the main words in the answer)
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
Patient with Nasal Cannula 3L and 93% O2. Cheekbone was red.
What should the nurse do? Put paddings around the Cannula
The patient is alert and told the nurse that he does not want
“heroic actions.” Ask what is your definition of heroic action?
The nurse applies firm pressure on Dorsalis Tibialis for pulse but does
not feel a pulse. Answer: Apply less pressure
Which blood pressure cuff is of most important on which patient?
Answer: Patient with a BMI of 15.
The patient has Right-Sided Hemiplegia from (CVA) Cerebral Vascular
Accident or stroke. What action should the nurse do to help patients
move from bed to wheelchair? Answer: left-side on the wheelchair
(rationale: the patient must use their unaffected side to support
themselves on to the wheelchair)
The patient is concerned with their bedpan. Orders are to get up and
move to the chair 3 times a day. What does the nurse do to find
urinary incontinence? Answer: Scan the bladder.
A 24-hour urine collection. The client tells the nurse that the
last voiding was in the urinal. What interventions should the
nurse initiate? Answer: wait for the next void.
Picture: Patient has bilateral adduction and leg contracture. How does
the nurse position the patient to insert an indwelling catheter inside of
her meatus? Answer: the image of the woman lying on her side.
Which patient is most likely to have a nosocomial infection?
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Answer: Cancer patient receiving immunosuppressant medication.
What is the patient’s outcome goal for pain? Patient 5 points down
from 1 to 10.
Patient potassium level is 2.5. Answer: Pulse and Heart
Rhythm
Patient orders for meds are 1200mg divided 3 times throughout the
day. There are 400 mg per 1 capsule. How many capsules does this
patient take per dose? Answer: 1 capsule
a. 1200mg divided by 3 equals 400 mg. 1 capsule is equal to
400 mg.
That means, 1 capsule is used for each dose.
The nurse saw Fire in the bathroom in an empty room and
immediately reports. What should the nurse do next? Answer: Close
the bathroom door and empty the room.
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An older adult woman had sex which caused vagina tears =
teach healthy or good/safe sex methods
28. To assess the quality of an adult client's pain, what approach
should the nurse use? Answer: ask the client to describe the pain
Hesi Fundamentals latest
2021/2022 Exam Questions
• The home health nurse visits an elderly female client who had a brain
attack three months ago and is now able to ambulate with the
assistance of a quad cane. Which assessment finding has the greatest
implications for this client's care?
• The husband, who is the caregiver, begins to weep when the nurse
asks how he is doing.
• The client tells the nurse that she does not have much of an appetite
today.
• The nurse notes that there are numerous scatter rugs throughout
the house. Correctz
• The client's pulse rate is 10 beats higher than it was at the last visit
one week ago.
Scatter rugs (C) pose a safety hazard because the client can trip on them
when ambulating, so this finding has the greatest significance in planning
this client's care. Psychological support of the caregiver (A) is a less acute
need than that of client safety. The nurse needs to obtain more
information about (B), but this is not a safety issue. (D) is not a significant
increase, and additional assessment might provide information about the
reason for the increase (anxiety, exercise, etc.).
• The nurse is digitally removing a fecal impaction for a client. The
nurse should stop the procedure and take corrective action if which
client reaction is noted?
• Temperature increases from 98.8° to 99.0° F.
• Pulse rate decreases from 78 to 52 beats/min. Correct
• Respiratory rate increases from 16 to 24 breaths/min.
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4 DIFFERENT EXAMS QUESTIONS FOR VERSION 1}LATEST
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Native American with nausea and abdominal pain. Answer: Check
home remedies
Patient exercises for 2 weeks, but still has trouble falling asleep and
takes about an hour to fall asleep. Answer: Ask what type of exercise
he is doing.
When removing gauze dressing, you notice redness. Answer:
Use cotton and silk.
Weight counseling consultant for an overweight patient. Which
patient requires consulting for weight counseling? Answer: Bmi over
35.
The nurse is assisting the doctor. Answer: To keep sterile field, the
nurse should pour a little bit of sterile water.
The patient placed on a liquid oral diet with a diagnosis of “oral
mouth imbalance.” Which liquid diet is appropriate? Answer: Ensure,
liquid supplemental diet
Select All that Apply: Patient is walking down the hallway with the
UAP. The nurse instructs the UAP to
a. *Report dizziness
b. *Assist with
voiding
c. *Take blood pressure measurements before walking.
Son is 18-year old. Mother demands Lab values now. What is the
nurse’s best response? Answer: “Sorry, I cannot give you his
results because he is an adult.”
Picture: Nurse wants to finish range of motion exercise with
pronation and supination hand motions. What is the next nursing
action? Answer: Turn the arm.
Picture + Select all that apply: Nurse is cleaning out
nasotracheal suction. When should the nurse stop
suctioning? Answer:
a. *Cyanotic lips
b. *Vomiting
c. *Gagging
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Nurse wants to encourage learning environment and
participation in a group. What is the best way to promote
engagement? Answer: …Simulation is the keyword…
Nurse observes nursing assistive personnel giving the 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)
The patient is practicing diaphragmatic breathing, which is the
proper way? Inhale and have the diaphragm “sink in” during
exhaling (“sink in” are the main words in the answer)
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
Patient with Nasal Cannula 3L and 93% O2. Cheekbone was red.
What should the nurse do? Put paddings around the Cannula
The patient is alert and told the nurse that he does not want
“heroic actions.” Ask what is your definition of heroic action?
The nurse applies firm pressure on Dorsalis Tibialis for pulse but does
not feel a pulse. Answer: Apply less pressure
Which blood pressure cuff is of most important on which patient?
Answer: Patient with a BMI of 15.
The patient has Right-Sided Hemiplegia from (CVA) Cerebral Vascular
Accident or stroke. What action should the nurse do to help patients
move from bed to wheelchair? Answer: left-side on the wheelchair
(rationale: the patient must use their unaffected side to support
themselves on to the wheelchair)
The patient is concerned with their bedpan. Orders are to get up and
move to the chair 3 times a day. What does the nurse do to find
urinary incontinence? Answer: Scan the bladder.
A 24-hour urine collection. The client tells the nurse that the
last voiding was in the urinal. What interventions should the
nurse initiate? Answer: wait for the next void.
Picture: Patient has bilateral adduction and leg contracture. How does
the nurse position the patient to insert an indwelling catheter inside of
her meatus? Answer: the image of the woman lying on her side.
Which patient is most likely to have a nosocomial infection?
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Answer: Cancer patient receiving immunosuppressant medication.
What is the patient’s outcome goal for pain? Patient 5 points down
from 1 to 10.
Patient potassium level is 2.5. Answer: Pulse and Heart
Rhythm
Patient orders for meds are 1200mg divided 3 times throughout the
day. There are 400 mg per 1 capsule. How many capsules does this
patient take per dose? Answer: 1 capsule
a. 1200mg divided by 3 equals 400 mg. 1 capsule is equal to
400 mg.
That means, 1 capsule is used for each dose.
The nurse saw Fire in the bathroom in an empty room and
immediately reports. What should the nurse do next? Answer: Close
the bathroom door and empty the room.
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4 DIFFERENT EXAMS QUESTIONS FOR VERSION 1}LATEST
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An older adult woman had sex which caused vagina tears =
teach healthy or good/safe sex methods
28. To assess the quality of an adult client's pain, what approach
should the nurse use? Answer: ask the client to describe the pain
Hesi Fundamentals latest
2021/2022 Exam Questions
• The home health nurse visits an elderly female client who had a brain
attack three months ago and is now able to ambulate with the
assistance of a quad cane. Which assessment finding has the greatest
implications for this client's care?
• The husband, who is the caregiver, begins to weep when the nurse
asks how he is doing.
• The client tells the nurse that she does not have much of an appetite
today.
• The nurse notes that there are numerous scatter rugs throughout
the house. Correctz
• The client's pulse rate is 10 beats higher than it was at the last visit
one week ago.
Scatter rugs (C) pose a safety hazard because the client can trip on them
when ambulating, so this finding has the greatest significance in planning
this client's care. Psychological support of the caregiver (A) is a less acute
need than that of client safety. The nurse needs to obtain more
information about (B), but this is not a safety issue. (D) is not a significant
increase, and additional assessment might provide information about the
reason for the increase (anxiety, exercise, etc.).
• The nurse is digitally removing a fecal impaction for a client. The
nurse should stop the procedure and take corrective action if which
client reaction is noted?
• Temperature increases from 98.8° to 99.0° F.
• Pulse rate decreases from 78 to 52 beats/min. Correct
• Respiratory rate increases from 16 to 24 breaths/min.
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