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A FTnurse FTis FTcaring FTfor FTa FTclient FTwho FThas FTbipolar FTdisorder FTand FTis FTexperiencing
FTacute FTmania. FTThe FTnurse FTobtained FTa FTverbal FTprescription FTfor FTrestraints. FTWhich FTof
FTthe FTfollowing FTshould FTthe FTactions FTthe FTnurse F T take?
A. Request FTa FT renewal FTof FT the FTprescription FTevery FT8 FT hr.
B. Check FTthe FTclient’s FTperipheral F T pulse FTrate FTevery F T 30 FT min
C. Obtain FTa FTprescription FTfor FTrestraint FTwithin FT4 FThr.
D. Document F T the FTclient’s FTcondition FT every F T 15 FT minutes
A FTnursing FTplanning FTcare FTfor FTa FTschool-age FTchild FTwho FTis FT4 FThr
FTpostoperative FTfollowing FTperforated FTappendicitis. FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTactions
FTshould FTthe FTnurse FTinclude FTin FTthe FTplan FTofcare?
a. Offer FTsmall FTamounts FTof FTclear FTliquids FT6 FThr FTfollowing FTsurgery FT(assess FTfor FTgag FTreflex
FTfirst)
b. Give FTcromolyn FTnebulizer FTsolution FTevery FT6 F T hr FT (for FT asthma)
c. Apply FTa FTwarm FTcompress FTto FTthe FToperative FTsite FTevery FT4 FThr
d. Administer FTanalgesics FTon FTa FTscheduled FTbasis FTfor FTthe FTfirst FT24 FThr
Anurse FTis FTreceiving FTchange-of-shift FTreport FTfor FTa FTgroup FTof FTclients.
FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTclients FTshould FTthe FTnurse FTplan FTto FTassess FTfirst?
a. Aclient FTwho FThas FTsinus FTarrhythmia FTand FTis FTreceiving FTcardiac FTmonitoring
b. Aclient FTwho FThas FTdiabetes FTmellitus FTand FTa FThemoglobin FTA1C FTof FT 6.8%
c. Aclient F T who FThas FTepidural F T analgesia FTand FTweakness FTin F T the FTlower FT extremities
d. Aclient FTwho FThas FTa FThip FTfracture FTand FTa FTnew FTonset FTof FTtachypnea
A FTnurse FTis FTpreparing FTto FTapplyFTa FTtransdermal FTnicotine FTpatch FTfor FTa FTclient.
FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTactions FTshould FTthe FTnurse FTtak FTe?
a. Shave FThairy FTareas FTof FTskin FTprior FTto FTapplication F T ( FTapplyFTto FThairless, FTclean FT&
dry FTareas FTto FTpromote FTabsorption; FTavoid FToily FTor FTbroken FTskin)
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b. Wear FTgloves FTto FTapply FTthe FTpatch FTto FTthe FTclient’s FTskin
c. Apply FTthe FTpatch FTwithin FT1 FThr FTof FTremoving FTit FTfrom FTthe FTprotective FTpouch FT(apply
FTimmediately)
d. Remove FTthe FTprevious FTpatch FTand FTplace FTit FTin FTa FTtissue FT(fold FTpatch FTin FThalf FTwith
FTsticky FTsides FTpressed FTtogether)
A FTnurse FThas FTjust FTreceived FTchange-of-shift FTreport FTfor FTfour FTclients. FTWhich FTof FTthe
FTfollowing FTclients FTshould FTthe FTnurse FTassess FTfirst?
a. A FTclient FTwho FTwas FTjust FTgiven FTa FTglass FTof FTorange FTjuice FTfor FTa FTlow FTblood FTglucose
FTlevel
b. A FTclient FTwho FTis FTschedule FTfor FTa FTprocedure FTin FT1 FThr FT(can FTwait)
c. A FTclient FTwho FThas FT100 FTmLFTfluid FTremaining FTin FThis FTIV FTbag FT(can FTwait)
,d. A FTclient FTwho FTreceived FTa FTpain FTmedication FT30 FTmin FTago FTfor FTpostoperative FTpain
A FTnurse FTis FTcaring FTfor FTa FTclient FTwho FTis FTreceiving FTintermittent FTenteral FTtube FTfeedings.
FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTplaces FTthe FTclient FTat FTrisk FTfor FTaspiration?
a. A FThistory FTof FTgastroesophageal FTreflux FTdisease
,b. Receiving FTa FThigh FTosmolarity FTformula
c. Sitting FTin FTa FThigh-Fowler’s FTposition FTduring FTthe FTfeeding
d. A FTresidual FTof FT65 FTmLFT1hr FTpostprandial
A FTnurse FTis FTreviewing FTthe FTlaboratory FTresults FTfor FTa FTclient FTwho FThas FTCushing’s
FT disease. FTThe FTnurse FTshould FTexpect FTthe FTclient FTto FThave FTan FTincrease in FTwhich FTof FTthe
FT following FTlaboratory FTvalues?
a. Serum FTglucose FTlevel- FTincreased
b. Serum FTcalcium FTlevel-decreased
c. Lymphocyte FTcount- FTdecreased FTimmune FTsystem.
d. Serum FTpotassium FTlevel- FTdecreased
. FT8. A FTnurse FTis FTcaring FTfor FTa FTclient FTwho FThas FTsevere FTpreeclampsia FTand FTis FTreceiving
FT magnesium FTsulfate FTintravenously. FTThe FTnurse FTdiscontinues FTthe FTmagnesium FTsulfate FTafter
FT the FTclient FTdisplaces FTtoxicity. FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTactions FTshould FTthe FTnurse
FT take? F T a. Position FTthe FTclient
FT supine
b. Prepare FTan FTIV FTbolus FTof FTdextrose FT5% FTin FTwater
c. Administer FTmethylergonovine FTIM
d. Administer FTcalcium FTgluconate FTIV
Calcium FTgluconate FTis FTgiven FTfor FTmagnesium FTsulfate FTtoxicity. FTAlways FThave FTan FTinjectable FTform
of FTcalcium FTgluconate FTavailable FTwhen FTadministering FTmagnesium FTsulfate FTby FTIV.
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9. A FTcharge FTnurse FTis FTteaching FTnew FTstaff FTmembers FTabout FTfactors FTthat FTincrease FTa
FTclient’s FTrisk FTto FTbecome FTviolent. FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTrisk FTfactors FTshould FTthe
FTnurse FTinclude FTas FTthe FTbest FTpredictor FTof FTfuture FTviolence?
a. Experiencing FTdelusions
b. Male FTgender
c. Previous FTviolent FTbehavior
d. A FThistory FTof FTbeing FTin FTprison
Risk FTfactors FTalso FTinclude: FTpast FThistory FTof FTaggression, FTpoor FTimpulse FTcontrol, FTand
FTviolence. FTComorbidity FTthat FTleads FTto FTacts FTof FTviolence FT(psychotic FTdelusions, FTcommand
FThallucinations, FTviolent FTangry FTreactions FTwith FTcognitive FTdisorders).
Individual FTAssessment FTfor FTViolence
10. A FTnurse FTis FTpreparing FTto FTperform FTa FTsterile FTdressing FTchange. FTWhich FTof FTthe
FTfollowing FTactions FTshould FTthe FTnurse FTtake FTwhen FTsetting FTup FTthe FTsterile FTfield?
a. Place FTthe FTcap FTfrom FTthe FTsolution FTsterile FTside FTup FTon FTclean FTsurface
b. Open FTthe FToutermost FTflap FTof FTthe FTsterile FTkit FTtoward FTthe FTbody→ FTflap FTAWAY FTfrom
FTthe FTbody's FTfirst
c. Place FTthe FTsterile FTdressing FTwithin FT1.25 FTcm FT(0.5in) FTof FTthe FTedge FTof FTthe FTsterile FTfield
FT→ FT2.5 FTcm FT(1-inch) FTborder FTaround FTany FTsterile FTdrape FTor FTwrap FTthat FTis
FTconsidered FTcontaminated.
, d. Set FTup FTthe FTsterile FTfield FT5 FTcm FT(2 FTin) FTbelow FTwaist FTlevel→ FTit FTsays FTBELOW FTwaist
FTlevel; FTshould FTbe FTABOVE FTwaist FTlevel
11. A FTnurse FTis FTproviding FTteaching FTto FTan FTolder FTadult FTclient FTabout FTmethods FTto
FTpromote FTnighttime FTsleep. FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTinstructions FTshould FTthe FTnurse
FTinclude? FTa. Eat FTa FTlight
FTsnack FTbefore FTbedtime
b. StayFTin FTbed FTat FTleast FT1 FThr FTif FTunable FTto FTfall FTasleep
c. Take FTa FT1 FThr FTnap FTduring FTthe FTday
d. Perform FTexercises FTprior FTto FTbedtime
12. A FThome FThealth FTnurse FTis FTpreparing FTfor FTan FTinitial FTvisit FTwith FTan FTolder FTadult
FTclient FTwho FTlives FTalone. FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTactions FTshould FTthe FTnurse FTtake
FTfirst? FTa. Educate FTthe
FTclient FTabout FTcurrent FTmedical FTdiagnosis
b. Refer FTthe FTclient FTto FTa FTmeal FTdelivery FTprogram
c. Identify FTenvironmental FThazards FTin FTthe FThome
d. Arrange FTfor FTclient FTtransportation FTto FTfollow-up FTappointments FTRationale FTPriority:
FTAssess FTfirst.
13. A FTnurse FTis FTassessing FTthe FTremote FTmemoryFTof FTan FTolder FTadult FTclient FTwho FThas FTmild
FTdementia. FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTquestions FTshould FTthe FTnurse FTask FTthe FTclient? FTa.
“Can FTyou FTtell FTme FTwho FTvisited FTyou FTtoday?”
b. “What FThigh FTschool FTdid FTyou FTgraduate FTfrom
c. “Can FTyou FTlist FTyour FTcurrent FTmedications?”
d. “What FTdid FTyou FThave FTfor FTbreakfast FT yesterday?”
14. A FTnurse FTis FTproviding FTteaching FTto FTan FTadolescent FTwho FThas FTtype FT1 FTdiabetes
FTmellitus. FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTgoals FTshould FTthe FTnurse FTinclude FTin FTthe FTteaching
a. HbA1c FTlevel FTgreater FTthan FT8%- FT6.5 FT- FT8 FTis FTthe FTtarget FTreference. FT>
b. Blood FTglucose FTlevel FTgreater FTthan FT200 FTmg/dL FTat FTbedtime
c. Blood FTglucose FTlevel FTless FTthan FT60 FTmg/dLFTbefore FTbreakfast- FT< FT70 FT= FTHYPOGLYCEMIC
FTd.
HbA1c FTlevel FTless FTthan FT7% F T
15. A FTnurse FTis FTcaring FTfor FTa FTclient FTwho FTis FTreceiving FTphenytoin FTfor FTmanagement FTof
FTgrand FTmal FTseizures FTand FThas FTa FTnew FTprescription FTfor FTisoniazid and rifampin
. FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTshould the FTnurse FTconclude FTif FTthe FTclient
FTdevelops FTataxia FTand FTincoordination? FTa.
The FTclient FTis FTexperiencing FTan FTadverse FTreaction FTto FTrifampin
b. The FTclient’s FTseizure FTdisorder FTis FTno FTlonger FTunder FTcontrol
c. The FTclient FTis FTshowing FTevidence FTof FTphenytoin FTtoxicity
d. The FTclient FTis FThaving FTadverse FTeffects FTdue FTto FTcombination FTantimicrobial FTtherapy
16. A FTnurse FTis FTcaring FTfor FTa FTclient FTwho FTis FT1 FThr FTpostoperative FTfollowing FTrhinoplasty.
FTWhich FTof FTthe FTfollowing FTmanifestations FTrequires FTimmediate FTaction FTby FTthe FTnurse?
a. Increase FTin FTfrequency FTof FTswallowing FT → FTmay FTindicate FTbleeding
b. Moderate FTsanguineous FTdrainage FTon FTthe FTdrip FTpad
c. FTBruising FTto FTthe FTface→ FTside FTeffect
d. Absent FTgag FTreflex→ FTpossiblyFTdue FTto FTanesthesia FTgiven. FT(1 FThour FTpostoperative)