HESI RN Exit Exam V1-V7 Description EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
Duodenal Ulcer
Client should avoid milk and cream.
Hypertension Complication
Elevated BP increases stroke risk.
Seizure Disorder
UAP should secure side rails with blankets.
Major Depressive Disorder
Immediate follow-up needed for purposeless life description.
Ovarian Cancer Evaluation
Negative Pap smear may still require further surgical evaluation.
Tracheostomy Discharge
Teach tracheal suctioning techniques.
Partial Rebreather Mask
Document findings of bag not deflating fully and normal respiratory rate.
EKG Monitoring Alarm
Investigate respiratory apnea alarm first.
Elderly Fall
First check for lacerations or fractures.
Pre-C-Section Coffee
Inform anesthesia care provider about client's coffee intake.
Heart Auscultation
Use bell to listen for S3 heart sound.
Health Insurance Referral
Refer retiring client to Medicare for health insurance needs.
Tetracycline Administration
Instruct client to take tetracycline with toasted wheat bread and jelly.
, Complication
Indicated by headache worsening when sitting up post-lumbar puncture
Clean catch mid-stream specimen
Action for an elderly client with confusion, nausea, dysuria, and urgency
Phenylketonuria (PKU) contraindicated foods
Foods sweetened with aspartame for a child with PKU
Surgical hand scrub duration
Response to a scrub nurse asking about adequacy of a 3-minute scrub
Osteoporosis dietary management
Breakfast choice indicating understanding of nurse's instructions
Registered nurse assignment
Client prioritization based on care needs in a critical care unit
Rusty nail injury
Initial action for a child with a nail through the foot
Athlete's foot treatment
Instruction for a mother applying antibiotic ointment with no improvement
Levothyroxine sodium dosage
Symptoms indicating excessive dosage for a client with a simple goiter
Assessment priority for heart failure client
Key finding to assess in a client with heart failure symptoms
Isoproterenol infusion rate
Calculation of ml/hour for IV solution based on prescribed dosage
Ascites pathophysiological mechanisms
Factors responsible for ascites in liver failure (select all that apply)
Heart sounds auscultation
Description documentation during heart sounds assessment
Murmur
A swishing sound indicating heart or valvular defect
Ceftazidime
Antibiotic prescribed at 35mg every 8 hours IM
Hydromorphone
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
Duodenal Ulcer
Client should avoid milk and cream.
Hypertension Complication
Elevated BP increases stroke risk.
Seizure Disorder
UAP should secure side rails with blankets.
Major Depressive Disorder
Immediate follow-up needed for purposeless life description.
Ovarian Cancer Evaluation
Negative Pap smear may still require further surgical evaluation.
Tracheostomy Discharge
Teach tracheal suctioning techniques.
Partial Rebreather Mask
Document findings of bag not deflating fully and normal respiratory rate.
EKG Monitoring Alarm
Investigate respiratory apnea alarm first.
Elderly Fall
First check for lacerations or fractures.
Pre-C-Section Coffee
Inform anesthesia care provider about client's coffee intake.
Heart Auscultation
Use bell to listen for S3 heart sound.
Health Insurance Referral
Refer retiring client to Medicare for health insurance needs.
Tetracycline Administration
Instruct client to take tetracycline with toasted wheat bread and jelly.
, Complication
Indicated by headache worsening when sitting up post-lumbar puncture
Clean catch mid-stream specimen
Action for an elderly client with confusion, nausea, dysuria, and urgency
Phenylketonuria (PKU) contraindicated foods
Foods sweetened with aspartame for a child with PKU
Surgical hand scrub duration
Response to a scrub nurse asking about adequacy of a 3-minute scrub
Osteoporosis dietary management
Breakfast choice indicating understanding of nurse's instructions
Registered nurse assignment
Client prioritization based on care needs in a critical care unit
Rusty nail injury
Initial action for a child with a nail through the foot
Athlete's foot treatment
Instruction for a mother applying antibiotic ointment with no improvement
Levothyroxine sodium dosage
Symptoms indicating excessive dosage for a client with a simple goiter
Assessment priority for heart failure client
Key finding to assess in a client with heart failure symptoms
Isoproterenol infusion rate
Calculation of ml/hour for IV solution based on prescribed dosage
Ascites pathophysiological mechanisms
Factors responsible for ascites in liver failure (select all that apply)
Heart sounds auscultation
Description documentation during heart sounds assessment
Murmur
A swishing sound indicating heart or valvular defect
Ceftazidime
Antibiotic prescribed at 35mg every 8 hours IM
Hydromorphone
