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1. What is the purpose of a material safety data sheet (MSDS)? - ANSWER
To provide information about hazardous materials.
2. Which of the following interventions would be your priority when treating a
victim suspected of being in shock? - ANSWER Establish, maintain, and
monitor airway.
3. A client who has had TURP asks why his penis is taped tightly to his leg,
because it is uncomfortable. The nurse explains: - ANSWER This prevents
the catheter from falling out.
4. A fire is found in a client's room. A coworker is removing the client. What
action should you take? - ANSWER Sound the fire alarm
5. You notice a pregnant woman coughing in a restaurant. She runs to the
bathroom. What actions would you take? - ANSWER Ask her if you can
help her
6. Health teaching for the uncircumcised male should include the importance
of personal hygiene to decrease the risk for which of the following
conditions? - ANSWER Penile cancer
7. Which of the following options would be best for a woman's appearance
following a radical mastectomy? - ANSWER The option she prefers
,8. The nurse hears an emergency announcement for an external disaster. Based
on this announcement, what is the critical information the nurse should be
concerned with? - ANSWER Occurs outside the facility and impacts normal
operations
9. Psychiatric emergencies affect people of all ages and can occur at any time.
The nurse is educating a group of student nurses completing their psychiatric
rotation on when clients should be instructed to call for medical assistance.
Based on this information, the student nurses properly identified when to
call for medical assistance when which factors are present in an individual? -
ANSWER 1. Threat to harm self or others
2. Suicidal thoughts
3. History of prior suicide attempts
10.A 40-year-old client comes to the healthcare facility with complaints of
erectile dysfunction. The nurse, based on the physicians direction, is
educating the client about the pros and cons of treatment options available
for erectile dysfunction. What information should the nurse provide to the
client? - ANSWER Penile vascular surgery is rarely successful
11.The nurse is teaching a class of senior citizens about the risk factors for
prostate cancer. Which of the following would the nurse mention? -
ANSWER 1. Excessive alcohol use
2. Diet high in animal fats
3. Environmental exposure
12.The nurse is preparing a cancer risk assessment for a 45-year-old female
client. Which of the following cancers occurs commonly in women between
the ages of 40 and 55 years of age? - ANSWER Cervical cancer
,13.A nurse is explaining to a group of nursing students in a clinic about the
interventions to be taken while caring for clients with herniation. Which of
the best information by the nurse about the most common site for herniation
in men? - ANSWER Inguinal canal
14.You notice that a client's electric bed has a frayed electrical cord. Which
nursing action should be completed first? - ANSWER Remove the bed
15.A male motorcyclist has been hit by a car and thrown from the bike. What
actions should people on the scene take? - ANSWER 1. Call for emergency
assistance
2. Conduct a primary survey
16.Which of the following statements regarding breast self examination (BSE)
is most accurate? - ANSWER Regular BSE can help the woman to
differentiate between normal and abnormal breast tissue structures.
17.A Joint Commission representative is visiting a healthcare facility and asks
the nurse what immediate action is taken in case of a fire. How should the
nurse answer him? - ANSWER Rescue the client to safety
18.Which procedure should the nurse follow for assessing a client's eye in an
emergency? - ANSWER PERRLA+C procedure
19.A nurse is educating a client who has had orchiopexy about routine testicular
self-examination (TSE). What instruction should the nurse provide to the
client? - ANSWER Palpate the testicle between the thumb and middle
finger?
, 20.A female client is diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). What
would the nurse tell the client is the most common cause of this disorder? -
ANSWER Chlamydia
21.If a fire occurred in your work area, what steps would you take to address
the situation safely? - ANSWER RACE
22.A client presents with a complaint of scrotal edema. What is the possible
cause? - ANSWER He has a hydrocele
23.In a woman who has had a hysterectomy, ant embolism stockings are
applied postoperatively to: - ANSWER Decrease the risk of thrombus and
embolism
24.The nurse is reviewing with the client the use of emergency signal in the
client's bathroom. What instructions should the nurse review with the client
about the use of the emergency signal? - ANSWER 1. Causes a light to
flash or a buzzer to sound at a central station
2. For use when experiencing difficulty while in the bathroom
3. Used by staff to request immediate assistance
25.A nurse is caring for a client with severe heat cramps. What should the nurse
do when providing care to the client with a heat-related illness? - ANSWER
1. Move the client to a cooler place
2. Uncover the client's head
3. Keep the client calm
26.A nurse is assigned to perform continuous bladder irrigation for a client who
has undergone a prostatectomy. What should the nurse follow when
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1. What is the purpose of a material safety data sheet (MSDS)? - ANSWER
To provide information about hazardous materials.
2. Which of the following interventions would be your priority when treating a
victim suspected of being in shock? - ANSWER Establish, maintain, and
monitor airway.
3. A client who has had TURP asks why his penis is taped tightly to his leg,
because it is uncomfortable. The nurse explains: - ANSWER This prevents
the catheter from falling out.
4. A fire is found in a client's room. A coworker is removing the client. What
action should you take? - ANSWER Sound the fire alarm
5. You notice a pregnant woman coughing in a restaurant. She runs to the
bathroom. What actions would you take? - ANSWER Ask her if you can
help her
6. Health teaching for the uncircumcised male should include the importance
of personal hygiene to decrease the risk for which of the following
conditions? - ANSWER Penile cancer
7. Which of the following options would be best for a woman's appearance
following a radical mastectomy? - ANSWER The option she prefers
,8. The nurse hears an emergency announcement for an external disaster. Based
on this announcement, what is the critical information the nurse should be
concerned with? - ANSWER Occurs outside the facility and impacts normal
operations
9. Psychiatric emergencies affect people of all ages and can occur at any time.
The nurse is educating a group of student nurses completing their psychiatric
rotation on when clients should be instructed to call for medical assistance.
Based on this information, the student nurses properly identified when to
call for medical assistance when which factors are present in an individual? -
ANSWER 1. Threat to harm self or others
2. Suicidal thoughts
3. History of prior suicide attempts
10.A 40-year-old client comes to the healthcare facility with complaints of
erectile dysfunction. The nurse, based on the physicians direction, is
educating the client about the pros and cons of treatment options available
for erectile dysfunction. What information should the nurse provide to the
client? - ANSWER Penile vascular surgery is rarely successful
11.The nurse is teaching a class of senior citizens about the risk factors for
prostate cancer. Which of the following would the nurse mention? -
ANSWER 1. Excessive alcohol use
2. Diet high in animal fats
3. Environmental exposure
12.The nurse is preparing a cancer risk assessment for a 45-year-old female
client. Which of the following cancers occurs commonly in women between
the ages of 40 and 55 years of age? - ANSWER Cervical cancer
,13.A nurse is explaining to a group of nursing students in a clinic about the
interventions to be taken while caring for clients with herniation. Which of
the best information by the nurse about the most common site for herniation
in men? - ANSWER Inguinal canal
14.You notice that a client's electric bed has a frayed electrical cord. Which
nursing action should be completed first? - ANSWER Remove the bed
15.A male motorcyclist has been hit by a car and thrown from the bike. What
actions should people on the scene take? - ANSWER 1. Call for emergency
assistance
2. Conduct a primary survey
16.Which of the following statements regarding breast self examination (BSE)
is most accurate? - ANSWER Regular BSE can help the woman to
differentiate between normal and abnormal breast tissue structures.
17.A Joint Commission representative is visiting a healthcare facility and asks
the nurse what immediate action is taken in case of a fire. How should the
nurse answer him? - ANSWER Rescue the client to safety
18.Which procedure should the nurse follow for assessing a client's eye in an
emergency? - ANSWER PERRLA+C procedure
19.A nurse is educating a client who has had orchiopexy about routine testicular
self-examination (TSE). What instruction should the nurse provide to the
client? - ANSWER Palpate the testicle between the thumb and middle
finger?
, 20.A female client is diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). What
would the nurse tell the client is the most common cause of this disorder? -
ANSWER Chlamydia
21.If a fire occurred in your work area, what steps would you take to address
the situation safely? - ANSWER RACE
22.A client presents with a complaint of scrotal edema. What is the possible
cause? - ANSWER He has a hydrocele
23.In a woman who has had a hysterectomy, ant embolism stockings are
applied postoperatively to: - ANSWER Decrease the risk of thrombus and
embolism
24.The nurse is reviewing with the client the use of emergency signal in the
client's bathroom. What instructions should the nurse review with the client
about the use of the emergency signal? - ANSWER 1. Causes a light to
flash or a buzzer to sound at a central station
2. For use when experiencing difficulty while in the bathroom
3. Used by staff to request immediate assistance
25.A nurse is caring for a client with severe heat cramps. What should the nurse
do when providing care to the client with a heat-related illness? - ANSWER
1. Move the client to a cooler place
2. Uncover the client's head
3. Keep the client calm
26.A nurse is assigned to perform continuous bladder irrigation for a client who
has undergone a prostatectomy. What should the nurse follow when
