HESI LEADERSHIP EXIT EXAM 3000 + complete Questions and Answers

HESI LEADERSHIP EXIT EXAM 3000 + complete Questions and Answers.A postoperative female client has a prescription for morphine sulfate 10 mg IV q3 hours for pain. One dose of morphine was administered when the client was admitted to the post anesthesia care unit (PACU) and 3 hours later, the client is again complaining of pain. Her current respiratory rate is 8 breaths/minute. What action should the nurse take? a- Provide oxygen 100% via facemask b- Check peripheral tendon reflexes c- Give another IV dose of morphine d- Administer Naloxone IV Rationale: naloxone, the antidote for morphine, is indicated for respiratory depression below 10 breath/minute A is indicative for oxygen saturation is low. B is not indicated at this time. Another dose of morphine within the prescribed time interval © can cause a further decline in the respiratory rate, which could be life-threatening. 80- Which intervention is most important for the nurse to include in the plan of care for an older woman with osteoporosis? Hesi Leadership Exit Exam V1 & V2 TB Guide (Brand New!!) A++ All Q&As Included!! a- Evaluate the client‟s orientation to time and place b- Place the client on fall precautions c- Encourage the client to drink milk with meals d- Assess the client‟s breath sounds daily. Rationale: Osteoporosis causes bone to become brittle, fragile and less dense with age, which increases an older client‟s risk for falls and fractures which increases their risk for another pathology