2023 RN HESI EXIT EXAM - Version 1 (V1) All 160
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• The nurse is reviewing medical prescriptions for newly admitted
clients. It would be a priority for the nurse to follow up with the
physician if a client with
• a potassium level of 4.5mEq/L has Kayexalate (sodium polystyrene) prescribed
• a Dilantin (phenytoin) level of 8 mcg/ml is placed on seizure
precautions(c) sensitivity to Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) is
prescribed Tylenol (acetaminophen)
(d) sensitivity to Penicillin is prescribed Zithromax (azithromycin)
• The nurse should intervene if the nurse notes a staff member
• obtaining a clients consent prior to their operative procedure after
receiving Ativan (lorazepam)
• placing a client on the affected side following surgical
repair of aretinal detachment
• handling a wet cast with the palms of the hands
• using a broad base of support while transferring a client
• The community health nurse is caring for the following clients. It would be a
priority for the nurse to initiate a multidisciplinary conference for the client who is
• 12 years old with Autism who is starting a new school and
recently hada URI (upper respiratory tract infection)
, • 16 years old, has type 1 Diabetes Mellitus, is unemployed and
had arecent Hemoglobin A1c of 13%
• 52 years old, with Myasthenia Gravis, recently
prescribedMestinon (pyridostigmine) and employed
as a mail carrier
• 70 years old, has schizophrenia, lives alone and reports
hearing nonthreatening voices.
• The nurse from the postpartum unit has been temporarily assigned to
the medical surgical unit. It would be most appropriate to assign this
nurse to theclient who*
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• has returned from right total hip replacement surgery four hours ago
• is being observed for increased intracranial pressure
• had surgery two hours ago to remove the
appendix
• is two weeks post partum being maintained on a mechanical
ventilatorfor respiratory failure
• The nurse in a well baby clinic has assessed several children today. It
would be a priority for the nurse to suggest follow up for the child who is (a) 2
months old witha positive babinski refl ex
• 5 months old and does not hold their own bottle
• 10 months old who cries around strangers
• 18 months old who needs support while
ambulating
,• The nurse is caring for a mechanically ventilated client who was declared
brain dead. An Advance Directive is not documented on the medical record.
It would be most appropriate to obtain consent for organ donation from the
• client‘s primary care provider
• client‘s nurse manager
• closest living family member
• hospital‘s ethics committee
• The nurse has received report on four clients. The nurse should fi rst
assessthe client who has*
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) with a pulse oximetry
readingof 90%
• Parkinson‘s Disease and is demanding to leave the hospital against
medicaladvice (AMA)
• been admitted with suspected Guillian-Barre´ Syndrome
and has begun plasmapheresis therapy
• Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) whose pitting edema has increased to 2(+)
• It would be appropriate to assign which of these tasks to the CNA?
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• Feeding a client who is experiencing dysphagia
• One-on-one client observation for safety
• Removal of an indwelling catheter
• Performing a simple dressing change
• The nurse should intervene if a staff member is observed
• discussing a client‘s diagnosis with visiting family members
• collaborating with another nurse to review a prescription for blood transfusion
• interrupting other staff members discussing a client in the cafeteria
, • reviewing a clients lab values with the nutritionist
• The nurse is preparing a staff presentation on legal and ethical issues in
nursing. The nurse would be correct to include which of the following
examples?
• Putting a client in a geriatric chair with the lap tray in front of the client in
the dayroom to watch television is false imprisonment
• Telling a client that you will put in a feeding tube if the client does not
eat isan example of battery
• Telling a client with bipolar disorder who is suicidal that they have a
right torefuse to take their medications is an example of malpractice
• Placing hands on a client who says ―do not touch me‖ is an example of assault
• The nurse from the pediatric unit has been temporarily assigned to the
Emergency Department. It would be most appropriate to assign that nurse
to theclient who*
• reports epigastric pain that ―feels like indigestion‖
• has back pain and a pulsating abdominal mass
• is HIV+ reporting vomiting and diarrhea
• presents with lower abdominal pain and is six weeks pregnant
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• Four clients recently returned to the unit following invasive diagnostic testing.
The nurse should immediately intervene if one of the clients
• reports blood tinged sputum following a bronchoscopy
• has decreased abdominal girth following paracentesis
Qs
& As Included - Guaranteed Pass A+!!! (All Brand
NewQ&A Pics Included)
• The nurse is reviewing medical prescriptions for newly admitted
clients. It would be a priority for the nurse to follow up with the
physician if a client with
• a potassium level of 4.5mEq/L has Kayexalate (sodium polystyrene) prescribed
• a Dilantin (phenytoin) level of 8 mcg/ml is placed on seizure
precautions(c) sensitivity to Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) is
prescribed Tylenol (acetaminophen)
(d) sensitivity to Penicillin is prescribed Zithromax (azithromycin)
• The nurse should intervene if the nurse notes a staff member
• obtaining a clients consent prior to their operative procedure after
receiving Ativan (lorazepam)
• placing a client on the affected side following surgical
repair of aretinal detachment
• handling a wet cast with the palms of the hands
• using a broad base of support while transferring a client
• The community health nurse is caring for the following clients. It would be a
priority for the nurse to initiate a multidisciplinary conference for the client who is
• 12 years old with Autism who is starting a new school and
recently hada URI (upper respiratory tract infection)
, • 16 years old, has type 1 Diabetes Mellitus, is unemployed and
had arecent Hemoglobin A1c of 13%
• 52 years old, with Myasthenia Gravis, recently
prescribedMestinon (pyridostigmine) and employed
as a mail carrier
• 70 years old, has schizophrenia, lives alone and reports
hearing nonthreatening voices.
• The nurse from the postpartum unit has been temporarily assigned to
the medical surgical unit. It would be most appropriate to assign this
nurse to theclient who*
3
• has returned from right total hip replacement surgery four hours ago
• is being observed for increased intracranial pressure
• had surgery two hours ago to remove the
appendix
• is two weeks post partum being maintained on a mechanical
ventilatorfor respiratory failure
• The nurse in a well baby clinic has assessed several children today. It
would be a priority for the nurse to suggest follow up for the child who is (a) 2
months old witha positive babinski refl ex
• 5 months old and does not hold their own bottle
• 10 months old who cries around strangers
• 18 months old who needs support while
ambulating
,• The nurse is caring for a mechanically ventilated client who was declared
brain dead. An Advance Directive is not documented on the medical record.
It would be most appropriate to obtain consent for organ donation from the
• client‘s primary care provider
• client‘s nurse manager
• closest living family member
• hospital‘s ethics committee
• The nurse has received report on four clients. The nurse should fi rst
assessthe client who has*
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) with a pulse oximetry
readingof 90%
• Parkinson‘s Disease and is demanding to leave the hospital against
medicaladvice (AMA)
• been admitted with suspected Guillian-Barre´ Syndrome
and has begun plasmapheresis therapy
• Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) whose pitting edema has increased to 2(+)
• It would be appropriate to assign which of these tasks to the CNA?
4
• Feeding a client who is experiencing dysphagia
• One-on-one client observation for safety
• Removal of an indwelling catheter
• Performing a simple dressing change
• The nurse should intervene if a staff member is observed
• discussing a client‘s diagnosis with visiting family members
• collaborating with another nurse to review a prescription for blood transfusion
• interrupting other staff members discussing a client in the cafeteria
, • reviewing a clients lab values with the nutritionist
• The nurse is preparing a staff presentation on legal and ethical issues in
nursing. The nurse would be correct to include which of the following
examples?
• Putting a client in a geriatric chair with the lap tray in front of the client in
the dayroom to watch television is false imprisonment
• Telling a client that you will put in a feeding tube if the client does not
eat isan example of battery
• Telling a client with bipolar disorder who is suicidal that they have a
right torefuse to take their medications is an example of malpractice
• Placing hands on a client who says ―do not touch me‖ is an example of assault
• The nurse from the pediatric unit has been temporarily assigned to the
Emergency Department. It would be most appropriate to assign that nurse
to theclient who*
• reports epigastric pain that ―feels like indigestion‖
• has back pain and a pulsating abdominal mass
• is HIV+ reporting vomiting and diarrhea
• presents with lower abdominal pain and is six weeks pregnant
5
• Four clients recently returned to the unit following invasive diagnostic testing.
The nurse should immediately intervene if one of the clients
• reports blood tinged sputum following a bronchoscopy
• has decreased abdominal girth following paracentesis
