Final Exam PN 1006 Latest Update 2025-2026 80
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8 am, 2pm, 8pm, and 2am - CORRECT ANSWER: which schedule would the nurse
select to achieve a therapeutic level if the medication if the medication is prescribed for
administration 4 times a day?
8am, 10 am , 2pm, 8pm; 10am,2pm, 6pm, 8pm;10 am,noon, 4pm, 6pm; 8am 2pm 8pm
and 2am
a decreased tissue perfusion - CORRECT ANSWER: the patient is at risk for
development of a pressure ulcer. Which problem relation to the patients iron-deficiency
anemia and smoking habit should be addressed by the nurse for prevention of pressure
ulcers?
a. decreased tissue perfusion
b. decreased mobility impairment
c. increased skin moisture
d increased level of consciousness
a foot cradle - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse is caring for a patient who is immobile
and needs to be turned every 2 hours the patient has poor lower extremity circulation
and the nurse is concerned about irritation of the patients toes what strategy could the
nurse implement ?
a. the patients room with the door closed - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse is assessing
a patient with a hearing deficit. Where is the best place to conduct this interview?
a. the patients room with the door closed
b. the waiting area with the TV off
c. the patients room before administration of pain medication
d. the patients room will the occupation therapist is working on leg exercises
, an elderly patient with mobility issues - CORRECT ANSWER: which of the following
patients would be at most risk to develop a pressure ulcer?
an elderly patient with mobility issues , a diabetic patient with properly controlled blood
sugars, a patient receiving physiotherapy following knee replacement, middle aged
woman with lupus who is having back surgery but is ambulatory
ask how the patient is measuring the stoma - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse notices
that the patients stoma is darker than before, purplish in colour and dry. The patient has
been taking care of the ostomy independently what should the nurse do initially?
ask questions about how the patient usually transfers - CORRECT ANSWER: the
patient with a hemiparesis is very hesitant to transfer from the bed to the chair with a
new nurses help. what action should the nurse take first to accomplish the transfer
assess for pain anxiety and discomfort - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse massages the
patient to promote relaxation. Which is suitable intervention for the patient to implement
during the massage?
use the friction technique over the spine, assess for pain, anxiety and discomfort,
instruct the patient to sit upright and forward , knead the patients scalp with warm lotion
assess for the need of a mechanical lift and help - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse
needs to transfer the patient from the bed to the chair. How should the nurse proceed
assess the patients skin conditions - CORRECT ANSWER: a male patient states that
his back is itching what should the nurse do initially?
assist stable patients with their range of motion exercises - CORRECT ANSWER: health
care assistants are working with patients performing range of motion exercises what
activity can the nurse delegate to the HCA
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8 am, 2pm, 8pm, and 2am - CORRECT ANSWER: which schedule would the nurse
select to achieve a therapeutic level if the medication if the medication is prescribed for
administration 4 times a day?
8am, 10 am , 2pm, 8pm; 10am,2pm, 6pm, 8pm;10 am,noon, 4pm, 6pm; 8am 2pm 8pm
and 2am
a decreased tissue perfusion - CORRECT ANSWER: the patient is at risk for
development of a pressure ulcer. Which problem relation to the patients iron-deficiency
anemia and smoking habit should be addressed by the nurse for prevention of pressure
ulcers?
a. decreased tissue perfusion
b. decreased mobility impairment
c. increased skin moisture
d increased level of consciousness
a foot cradle - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse is caring for a patient who is immobile
and needs to be turned every 2 hours the patient has poor lower extremity circulation
and the nurse is concerned about irritation of the patients toes what strategy could the
nurse implement ?
a. the patients room with the door closed - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse is assessing
a patient with a hearing deficit. Where is the best place to conduct this interview?
a. the patients room with the door closed
b. the waiting area with the TV off
c. the patients room before administration of pain medication
d. the patients room will the occupation therapist is working on leg exercises
, an elderly patient with mobility issues - CORRECT ANSWER: which of the following
patients would be at most risk to develop a pressure ulcer?
an elderly patient with mobility issues , a diabetic patient with properly controlled blood
sugars, a patient receiving physiotherapy following knee replacement, middle aged
woman with lupus who is having back surgery but is ambulatory
ask how the patient is measuring the stoma - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse notices
that the patients stoma is darker than before, purplish in colour and dry. The patient has
been taking care of the ostomy independently what should the nurse do initially?
ask questions about how the patient usually transfers - CORRECT ANSWER: the
patient with a hemiparesis is very hesitant to transfer from the bed to the chair with a
new nurses help. what action should the nurse take first to accomplish the transfer
assess for pain anxiety and discomfort - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse massages the
patient to promote relaxation. Which is suitable intervention for the patient to implement
during the massage?
use the friction technique over the spine, assess for pain, anxiety and discomfort,
instruct the patient to sit upright and forward , knead the patients scalp with warm lotion
assess for the need of a mechanical lift and help - CORRECT ANSWER: the nurse
needs to transfer the patient from the bed to the chair. How should the nurse proceed
assess the patients skin conditions - CORRECT ANSWER: a male patient states that
his back is itching what should the nurse do initially?
assist stable patients with their range of motion exercises - CORRECT ANSWER: health
care assistants are working with patients performing range of motion exercises what
activity can the nurse delegate to the HCA
