2025 NEWEST HESI RN EVOLVE MEDICAL-SURGICAL
ASSIGNMENT EXAM|| PROFESSIONAL QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED|| SUCCESS
GUARANTEED|| GRADED A+
Q: Which Assessment Is Most Important For The Nurse To Perform On A Client Who Is Hospitalized For
Guillain-Barre Syndrome That Is Rapidly Progressing?
A: Respiratory Effort.
B: Unsteady Gait.
C: Intensity Of Pain.
D: Ability To Eat.
CORRECT ANS>> A: Respiratory Effort
FEEDBACK: Guillain-Barre Syndrome Causes Paralysis Or Weakness That Typically Starts At The Feet
And Progresses Upwards. As The Condition Progresses, The Nurse Must Ensure That The Client Is Able
To Breathe Effectively.
Q: A Male Client Comes Into The Clinic With A History Of Penile Discharge With Painful, Burning
Urination. Which Action Should The Nurse Implement?
A: Collect A Culture Of The Penile Discharge.
B: Palpate The Inguinal Lymph Nodes Gently.
C: Observe For Scrotal Swelling And Redness.
D: Express The Discharge To Determine Color.
CORRECT ANS>> A: Collect A Culture Of The Penile Discharge.
FEEDBACK: Penile Discharge With Painful Urination Is Commonly Associated With Gonorrhea. The
Nurse Should Collect A Culture Of The Penile Discharge To Determine The Cause Of These Symptoms.
The Cause Must Be Determined Or Confirmed Through Culture To Identify The Organism And Ensure
Effective Treatment.
, Q: A Client With History Of Atrial Fibrillation Is Admitted To The Telemetry Unit With Sudden Onset Of
Shortness Of Breath. The Nurse Observes A New Irregular Heart Rhythm And Should Perform Which
Assessment At This Time?
A: Check For A Pulse Deficit.
B: Palpate The Apical Impulse.
C: Inspect Jugular Vein Pulse.
D: Examine For A Carotid Bruit.
CORRECT ANS>> A: Check For A Pulse Deficit.
FEEDBACK: A Client With A Past History Of Atrial Fibrillation May Return To That Rhythm. Any Signs
Of Atrial Fibrillation, Such As Sudden Onset Shortness Of Breath, Requires Further Investigation. The
Nurse Should Assess This Client For A Pulse Deficit Because This Condition Occurs With Atrial Fibrillation.
Q: Which Client Should Be Further Assessed For An Ectopic Pregnancy?
A: A 24-Year-Old With Shoulder And Lower Abdominal Quadrant Pain.
B: A 33-Year-Old With Intermittent Lower Abdominal Cramping.
C: A 20-Year-Old With Fever And Right Lower Abdominal Colic.
D: A 40-Year-Old With Jaundice And Right Lower Abdominal Pain.
CORRECT ANS>> A: A 24-Year-Old With Shoulder And Lower Abdominal Quadrant Pain.
FEEDBACK: A 24-Year-Old With Sudden Onset Of Lower Abdominal Quadrant Pain Should Be
Assessed For An Ectopic Pregnancy. The Pain Can Also Be Referred To The Shoulder And May Be
Associated With Vaginal Bleeding.
Q: Which Dietary Assessment Finding Is Most Important For The Nurse To Address When Caring For A
Client With Diabetic Nephropathy?
ASSIGNMENT EXAM|| PROFESSIONAL QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED|| SUCCESS
GUARANTEED|| GRADED A+
Q: Which Assessment Is Most Important For The Nurse To Perform On A Client Who Is Hospitalized For
Guillain-Barre Syndrome That Is Rapidly Progressing?
A: Respiratory Effort.
B: Unsteady Gait.
C: Intensity Of Pain.
D: Ability To Eat.
CORRECT ANS>> A: Respiratory Effort
FEEDBACK: Guillain-Barre Syndrome Causes Paralysis Or Weakness That Typically Starts At The Feet
And Progresses Upwards. As The Condition Progresses, The Nurse Must Ensure That The Client Is Able
To Breathe Effectively.
Q: A Male Client Comes Into The Clinic With A History Of Penile Discharge With Painful, Burning
Urination. Which Action Should The Nurse Implement?
A: Collect A Culture Of The Penile Discharge.
B: Palpate The Inguinal Lymph Nodes Gently.
C: Observe For Scrotal Swelling And Redness.
D: Express The Discharge To Determine Color.
CORRECT ANS>> A: Collect A Culture Of The Penile Discharge.
FEEDBACK: Penile Discharge With Painful Urination Is Commonly Associated With Gonorrhea. The
Nurse Should Collect A Culture Of The Penile Discharge To Determine The Cause Of These Symptoms.
The Cause Must Be Determined Or Confirmed Through Culture To Identify The Organism And Ensure
Effective Treatment.
, Q: A Client With History Of Atrial Fibrillation Is Admitted To The Telemetry Unit With Sudden Onset Of
Shortness Of Breath. The Nurse Observes A New Irregular Heart Rhythm And Should Perform Which
Assessment At This Time?
A: Check For A Pulse Deficit.
B: Palpate The Apical Impulse.
C: Inspect Jugular Vein Pulse.
D: Examine For A Carotid Bruit.
CORRECT ANS>> A: Check For A Pulse Deficit.
FEEDBACK: A Client With A Past History Of Atrial Fibrillation May Return To That Rhythm. Any Signs
Of Atrial Fibrillation, Such As Sudden Onset Shortness Of Breath, Requires Further Investigation. The
Nurse Should Assess This Client For A Pulse Deficit Because This Condition Occurs With Atrial Fibrillation.
Q: Which Client Should Be Further Assessed For An Ectopic Pregnancy?
A: A 24-Year-Old With Shoulder And Lower Abdominal Quadrant Pain.
B: A 33-Year-Old With Intermittent Lower Abdominal Cramping.
C: A 20-Year-Old With Fever And Right Lower Abdominal Colic.
D: A 40-Year-Old With Jaundice And Right Lower Abdominal Pain.
CORRECT ANS>> A: A 24-Year-Old With Shoulder And Lower Abdominal Quadrant Pain.
FEEDBACK: A 24-Year-Old With Sudden Onset Of Lower Abdominal Quadrant Pain Should Be
Assessed For An Ectopic Pregnancy. The Pain Can Also Be Referred To The Shoulder And May Be
Associated With Vaginal Bleeding.
Q: Which Dietary Assessment Finding Is Most Important For The Nurse To Address When Caring For A
Client With Diabetic Nephropathy?
