NUR1213 CONCEPTS OF NURSING PRACTICE REAL ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS 2023 EXPERT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS WITH RATIONALES GUARANTEED PASS

NUR1213 CONCEPTS OF NURSING PRACTICE REAL ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS 2023 EXPERT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS WITH RATIONALES GUARANTEED PASS Marco who was diagnosed with brain tumor was scheduled for craniotomy. In preventing the development of cerebral edema after surgery, the nurse should expect the use of: a. Diuretics b. Ant ihypertensive c. Steroids d. Anticonvulsants c. Steroids Glucocorticoids (steroids) are used for their anti -inflammatory action, which decreases the development of edema. Halfway through the administration of blood, the female client complains of lumbar p ain. After stopping the infusion Nurse Hazel should: a. Increase the flow of normal saline b. Assess the pain further c. Notify the blood bank d. Take vital signs a. Increase the flow of normal saline The blood must be stopped at once, and then normal saline should be infused to keep the line patent and maintain blood volume. Nurse Maureen knows that the positive diagnosis of HIV infection is made based on which of the following: a. A history of high -risk sexual behaviors b. Positive ELISA and western blot test c. Identification of a positive associated opportunistic infection d. Evidence of extreme weight loss and high fever b. Positive ELISA and western blot test These tests confirm the presence of HI V antibodies that occur in response to the presence of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Nurse Maureen is aware that a client who has been diagnosed with chronic renal failure recognizes an adequate amount of high -biologic -value protein when the food the client selected from the menu was: a. Raw carrots b. Apple juice c. Whole wheat bread d. Cottage Cheese d. Cottage Cheese One cup of cottage cheese contains approximately 225 calories, 27 g of protein, 9 g of fat, 30 mg cholesterol, and 6 g of carboh ydrate. Proteins of high biologic value (HBV) contain optimal levels of amino acids essential for life. Kenneth who was diagnosed with uremic syndrome has the potential to develop complications. Which among the following complications should the nurse anticipates: a. Flapping hand tremors b. An elevated hematocrit level c. Hypotension d. Hypokalemia a. Flapping hand tremors Elevation of uremic waste products causes irritation of the nerves, resulting in flapping hand tremors. A client is admitted to the ho spital with benign prostatic hyperplasia, the nurse most relevant assessment would be: a. Flank pain radiating in the groin b. Distention of the lower abdomen c. Perineal edema d. Urethral discharge b. Distention of the lower abdomen This indicates that t he bladder is distended with urine, therefore palpable. A client has undergone with penile implant. After 24 hrs of surgery, the client's scrotum was edematous and painful. The nurse should: a. Assist the client with sitz bath b. Apply warm soaks into the scrotum c. Elevate the scrotum using a soft support d. Prepare for a possible incision and drainage c. Elevate the scrotum using a soft support Elevation increases lymphatic drainage, reducing edema and pain. Nurse Hazel receives emergency laboratory resu lts for a client with chest pain and immediately informs the physician. An increased myoglobin level suggests which of the following? a. Liver disease b. Myocardial damage c. Hypotension d. Cancer b. Myocardial damage Detection of myoglobin is a diagnostic tool to determine whether myocardial damage has occurred. Nurse Maureen would expect a client with mitral stenosis would demonstrate symptoms associated with congestion in the: a. Right atrium b. Superior vena cava c. Aorta d. Pulmonary d. Pulmonary