REXPN COMPREHENSIVE SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
◉ Extrapyramidal Side Effects (EPS). Answer: Signs of dystonia
include torticollis.
◉ Post-Colon Resection Care. Answer: The nurse should inform the
client that their closed-wound drainage system should hang free to
promote gravity drainage.
◉ Ambulation Safety. Answer: It would require follow-up if the
nurse observes the newly hired nurse adjusting the height of a
walker to above the client's waist.
◉ Spinal Cord Injury Management. Answer: A statement by the
client that would require follow-up is, 'My family members put my
clothes on my upper body, but my shirt feels tight.'
◉ Incident Report Examples. Answer: Examples of occurrences that
would require completion of an incident report include medication
errors, needle-stick injuries, and a client who fell in the hall.
,◉ Gluten-Free Diet Understanding. Answer: A correct understanding
of a gluten-free diet is indicated by the statement, 'I should read the
list of ingredients of canned soups because most contain gluten.'
◉ Breast-Feeding Advantages. Answer: Advantages of breast-feeding
include helping to reduce the incidence of allergies in the newborn
and lowering the mother's risk of developing breast and ovarian
cancer.
◉ Erythropoietin. Answer: Stimulates production of erythropoietin
to replace red blood cells (RBCs) lost during delivery.
◉ Uterine Contraction Hormones. Answer: Stimulates production of
hormones that help to contract and shrink the uterus after birth.
◉ Breastfeeding Birth Control. Answer: Acts as birth control by
preventing ovulation as long as breast-feeding occurs at least once
daily.
◉ Infant Abduction Awareness. Answer: Only hospital staff wearing
the appropriate photo identification are allowed to take my baby out
of the room.
, ◉ Acceptable Hallway Behavior. Answer: Walking in the hallway
with my baby in my arms is acceptable if I want to ask the nurse a
question.
◉ Identification Bracelet Matching. Answer: I must ask hospital staff
to match my baby's identification bracelet to my identification
bracelet.
◉ Nursery Nap Policy. Answer: I will take my baby to the nursery if I
wish to take a nap when no family members are present.
◉ Suspicious Behavior. Answer: I should be suspicious if an
unknown person who is carrying a large bag or package enters my
room.
◉ Crib Placement. Answer: My baby's crib should be placed on the
side of the bed closest to the door.
◉ Effective Diabetes Treatment. Answer: Fasting serum glucose
level, 8.8 mmol/L.
◉ Digoxin Follow-up Statement. Answer: I am experiencing a loss of
appetite.
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
◉ Extrapyramidal Side Effects (EPS). Answer: Signs of dystonia
include torticollis.
◉ Post-Colon Resection Care. Answer: The nurse should inform the
client that their closed-wound drainage system should hang free to
promote gravity drainage.
◉ Ambulation Safety. Answer: It would require follow-up if the
nurse observes the newly hired nurse adjusting the height of a
walker to above the client's waist.
◉ Spinal Cord Injury Management. Answer: A statement by the
client that would require follow-up is, 'My family members put my
clothes on my upper body, but my shirt feels tight.'
◉ Incident Report Examples. Answer: Examples of occurrences that
would require completion of an incident report include medication
errors, needle-stick injuries, and a client who fell in the hall.
,◉ Gluten-Free Diet Understanding. Answer: A correct understanding
of a gluten-free diet is indicated by the statement, 'I should read the
list of ingredients of canned soups because most contain gluten.'
◉ Breast-Feeding Advantages. Answer: Advantages of breast-feeding
include helping to reduce the incidence of allergies in the newborn
and lowering the mother's risk of developing breast and ovarian
cancer.
◉ Erythropoietin. Answer: Stimulates production of erythropoietin
to replace red blood cells (RBCs) lost during delivery.
◉ Uterine Contraction Hormones. Answer: Stimulates production of
hormones that help to contract and shrink the uterus after birth.
◉ Breastfeeding Birth Control. Answer: Acts as birth control by
preventing ovulation as long as breast-feeding occurs at least once
daily.
◉ Infant Abduction Awareness. Answer: Only hospital staff wearing
the appropriate photo identification are allowed to take my baby out
of the room.
, ◉ Acceptable Hallway Behavior. Answer: Walking in the hallway
with my baby in my arms is acceptable if I want to ask the nurse a
question.
◉ Identification Bracelet Matching. Answer: I must ask hospital staff
to match my baby's identification bracelet to my identification
bracelet.
◉ Nursery Nap Policy. Answer: I will take my baby to the nursery if I
wish to take a nap when no family members are present.
◉ Suspicious Behavior. Answer: I should be suspicious if an
unknown person who is carrying a large bag or package enters my
room.
◉ Crib Placement. Answer: My baby's crib should be placed on the
side of the bed closest to the door.
◉ Effective Diabetes Treatment. Answer: Fasting serum glucose
level, 8.8 mmol/L.
◉ Digoxin Follow-up Statement. Answer: I am experiencing a loss of
appetite.
