NUR 3028 ELIMINATION SAMPLE QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

All of the following factors are known to increase the risk of urinary tract infection (UTI) except which one? a. History of fecal incontinence b. Use of an indwelling urinary catheter c. Drainage tubing is kinked d. Use of plain soap instead of an antiseptic cleanser for perineal hygiene - ANSWERSd. Use of plain soap instead of an antiseptic cleanser for perineal hygiene The nurse has delegated administration of a standard enema for a 72-year-old patient with constipation. Which statement made by nursing assistive personnel (NAP) requires the nurse to follow up? a. "I'll warm up the solution before instilling it." b. "I'll place the patient in the left side-lying position with the right knee bent." c. "I'll put a waterproof pad under the patient before I start." d. "I'll instill the solution and then check in on my other patients until I get the call signal." - ANSWERSd. "I'll instill the solution and then check in on my other patients until I get the call signal." While performing catheter care, the nurse moves her hand, allowing the patient's labia to close around the catheter. Why would the nurse repeat this part of the care? a. The catheter may have traumatized the labia. b. The labia have contaminated the area. c. The patient's perineal area must be reassessed for infection. d. The nurse must ensure that the catheter is not pulling on the bladder. - ANSWERSb. The labia have contaminated the area. The nurse has delegated measurement of a patient's vital signs and catheter care to nursing assistive personnel (NAP). Which observation should the NAP report to the nurse immediately? a. Rectal temperature of 99.6° F b. Pulse rate of 88 beats per minute c. Redness noted on the external urethral meatus d. 200 mL of pale yellow urine in the drainage bag - ANSWERSc. Redness noted on the external urethral meatus The nurse is delegating to nursing assistive personnel (NAP) the administration of an enema for an older adult patient who is recovering from a stroke. The enema order reads, "Enemas until cl