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NUR 257 EXAM 1 PRACTICE COMPLETELY
UPDATED 2025–2026 EDITION | VERIFIED
QUESTIONS & 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS |
GUARANTEED A+ PERFORMANCE
A pediatric client is recovering from an anaphylactic reaction to an allergen. In the
first assessment, the client presents with a periorbital accumulation of blood, a
common occurrence in children. What type of allergic reaction presents "allergic
shiners"?
type II
type I
type IV
type III - ANSWER: type I
The nurse reviews laboratory results requested to track HIV. What laboratory test
measures HIV RNA levels and is the best predictor of HIV disease progression?
Enzyme immunoassay (EIA)
CD4/CD8
Western blot
Viral load - ANSWER: Viral load
Cryptococcus meningitis is suspected in a client with HIV. Which manifestations
would be consistent with cryptococcus meningitis? Select all that apply.
Hyperreflexia
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Psychomotor slowing
Vacant stare
Stiff neck
Seizures - ANSWER: Stiff neck
Seizures
A client with AIDS develops pneumocystis pneumonia. The nurse would most
likely expect to include administration of which agent in the client's plan of care?
Azithromycin
Aerosolized pentamidine
TMP-SMZ
Clindamycin - ANSWER: TMP-SMZ
A client is diagnosed with pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP). What medication does
the nurse anticipate educating the client about for treatment?
Azithromycin
TMP-SMZ
Cephalexin
Garamycin - ANSWER: TMP-SMZ
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A client comes to the clinic to see the physician, reporting, "I think I ate something
that I am allergic to." What symptoms would be appropriate for the nurse to ask
questions about?
Nasal congestion and coughing
Hives and itching
Sneezing and runny nose
Diarrhea and abdominal cramping - ANSWER: Diarrhea and abdominal cramping
A nurse is preparing to administer an antiretroviral medication to a client who is
positive for HIV. The nurse identifies the drug as a nucleoside reverse transcriptase
inhibitor (NRTI). What drug will the nurse administer?
Lamivudine
Etravirine
Delavirdine
Nevirapine - ANSWER: Lamivudine
The nurse is teaching a client with HIV how to use a male condom. The client
demonstrates understanding of the information when he makes which statements?
Select all that apply.
"I can keep several condoms in my wallet in my back trouser pocket so they are
readily available."
"I should avoid using baby oil or petroleum jelly with a condom."
"I need to hold the condom by the tip to squeeze out the air before putting it on."
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"I can reuse a condom two or three times when I'm having sexual intercourse."
"I should unroll the condom all the way over my erect penis." - ANSWER: "I need
to hold the condom by the tip to squeeze out the air before putting it on."
"I should unroll the condom all the way over my erect penis."
I should avoid using baby oil or petroleum jelly with a condom."
A nurse is caring for a client with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). What
would the nurse expect the health care provider to order to determine the
effectiveness of treatment?
ELISA with Western blot test
enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA)
E-rosette immunofluorescence
quantification of T-lymphocytes - ANSWER: quantification of T-lymphocytes
The nurse is preparing to administer the recommended dose of intravenous
gamma-globulin for a 60-kg male client. How many grams will the nurse
administer?
30 g
90 g
15 g
60 g - ANSWER: 30 g
NUR 257 EXAM 1 PRACTICE COMPLETELY
UPDATED 2025–2026 EDITION | VERIFIED
QUESTIONS & 100% ACCURATE ANSWERS |
GUARANTEED A+ PERFORMANCE
A pediatric client is recovering from an anaphylactic reaction to an allergen. In the
first assessment, the client presents with a periorbital accumulation of blood, a
common occurrence in children. What type of allergic reaction presents "allergic
shiners"?
type II
type I
type IV
type III - ANSWER: type I
The nurse reviews laboratory results requested to track HIV. What laboratory test
measures HIV RNA levels and is the best predictor of HIV disease progression?
Enzyme immunoassay (EIA)
CD4/CD8
Western blot
Viral load - ANSWER: Viral load
Cryptococcus meningitis is suspected in a client with HIV. Which manifestations
would be consistent with cryptococcus meningitis? Select all that apply.
Hyperreflexia
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Psychomotor slowing
Vacant stare
Stiff neck
Seizures - ANSWER: Stiff neck
Seizures
A client with AIDS develops pneumocystis pneumonia. The nurse would most
likely expect to include administration of which agent in the client's plan of care?
Azithromycin
Aerosolized pentamidine
TMP-SMZ
Clindamycin - ANSWER: TMP-SMZ
A client is diagnosed with pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP). What medication does
the nurse anticipate educating the client about for treatment?
Azithromycin
TMP-SMZ
Cephalexin
Garamycin - ANSWER: TMP-SMZ
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A client comes to the clinic to see the physician, reporting, "I think I ate something
that I am allergic to." What symptoms would be appropriate for the nurse to ask
questions about?
Nasal congestion and coughing
Hives and itching
Sneezing and runny nose
Diarrhea and abdominal cramping - ANSWER: Diarrhea and abdominal cramping
A nurse is preparing to administer an antiretroviral medication to a client who is
positive for HIV. The nurse identifies the drug as a nucleoside reverse transcriptase
inhibitor (NRTI). What drug will the nurse administer?
Lamivudine
Etravirine
Delavirdine
Nevirapine - ANSWER: Lamivudine
The nurse is teaching a client with HIV how to use a male condom. The client
demonstrates understanding of the information when he makes which statements?
Select all that apply.
"I can keep several condoms in my wallet in my back trouser pocket so they are
readily available."
"I should avoid using baby oil or petroleum jelly with a condom."
"I need to hold the condom by the tip to squeeze out the air before putting it on."
, 4|Page
"I can reuse a condom two or three times when I'm having sexual intercourse."
"I should unroll the condom all the way over my erect penis." - ANSWER: "I need
to hold the condom by the tip to squeeze out the air before putting it on."
"I should unroll the condom all the way over my erect penis."
I should avoid using baby oil or petroleum jelly with a condom."
A nurse is caring for a client with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). What
would the nurse expect the health care provider to order to determine the
effectiveness of treatment?
ELISA with Western blot test
enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA)
E-rosette immunofluorescence
quantification of T-lymphocytes - ANSWER: quantification of T-lymphocytes
The nurse is preparing to administer the recommended dose of intravenous
gamma-globulin for a 60-kg male client. How many grams will the nurse
administer?
30 g
90 g
15 g
60 g - ANSWER: 30 g
