NUR 2356 MDC Final Exam
NUR2356 Multidimensional Care 1 Final
Exam Version A & B With Complete
VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS with DETAILED RATIONALES
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED PASS
A 52-year-old comes to the clinic for a follow-up examination after being diagnosed with
glaucoma. The client states, "I'm hoping that I don't have to use these drops for very long."
Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?
a."Most clients need to use the drops for only about a few months."
b."If the drops don't work, surgery may be needed to cure your condition."
c."You'll need to use the drops for the rest of your life to control the glaucoma."
d."These drops are just the first step to make sure that your vision doesn't get worse."
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c."You'll need to use the drops for the rest of your life to control the glaucoma."
The nurse is caring for a client ordered for multiple eye screening. Following which procedure
will the nurse instruct the client on a yellow coloring to the skin and urine as being normal?
a.Ultrasonography
b.Retinal Imaging
c.Retinal Angiography
d.Retinoscopy
c.Retinal Angiography
The nurse is demonstrating how to perform punctal occlusion. Which activities does the nurse
perform?
a.Applies gentle pressure bilaterally on the bridge of the nose to the inner canthus of each
eye
b.Holds down the lower lid of the eye by applying pressure on the eyeball and the cheekbone
c.Applies gentle pressure to the upper eyelid to keep the lid open while telling the client to
gaze upward
d.Applies firm pressure to the upper and lower eyelids at the outer edges to keep eyelids in
approximation
a.Applies gentle pressure bilaterally on the bridge of the nose to the inner canthus of each
eye
The nurse is providing care to a client who has been admitted to the hospital for treatment of
an infection. The client is visually impaired. Which of the following would be most appropriate
for the nurse to do when interacting with the client?
a.Talk to the client in a loud tone of voice.
b.Avoid using the terms "see" or "look."
c.Face the client when speaking directly to him.
d.Touch the client before identifying himself or herself.
c.Face the client when speaking directly to him.
After surgery for removal of cataract, a client is being discharged, and the nurse has
completed discharge instruction. Which client statement indicates that the outcome of the
teaching plan has been met?
a."I need to wear sunglasses for the first 3 to 4 days even when I'm inside."
b."Dots or flashing lights in my vision are to be expected for the first few days."
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c."I should avoid pulling or pushing any object that weighs more than 15 lbs."
d."I need to keep the eye patch on for about a week after surgery."
c."I should avoid pulling or pushing any object that weighs more than 15 lbs."
A client diagnosed with a cataract comes into the clinic. What assessments should the nurse
observe in this client?
a.A burning sensation and the sensation of an object in the eye
b.Blurred or cloudy visual image
c.Inability to produce sufficient tears
d.A swollen lacrimal caruncle
b.Blurred or cloudy visual image
The nurse is obtaining a visual history from a client who has noted an increase in glare and
changes in color perception. Which assessment would the nurse anticipate to confirm a
definitive diagnosis?
a.Identification of opacities on the lens
b.Identification of white circle around the cornea
c.Identification of yellowish aging spot on the retina
d.Identification of redness of the sclera
a.Identification of opacities on the lens
After a car accident, a client is admitted to an acute care facility with multiple traumatic
injuries, including a fractured pelvis. For 24 to 48 hours after the accident, the nurse must
monitor the client closely for which potential complication of a fractured pelvis?
a.Compartment syndrome
b.Fat embolism
c.Infection
d.Volkmann's ischemic contracture
b.Fat embolism
A health care provider diagnoses primary osteoporosis in a client who has lost bone mass. For
which client is primary osteoporosis most common?
a.elderly man
b.young child
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c.young menstruating woman
d.elderly postmenopausal woman
d.elderly postmenopausal woman
A nurse is planning discharge teaching regarding exercise for a client at risk for osteoporosis.
Which exercise would the nurse be most likely to suggest?
a.Yoga
b.Walking
c.Bicycling
d.Swimming
b.Walking
A client presents to the emergency department with fever, chills, restlessness, and limited
movement of a fractured jaw. What complication should the nurse interpret as the findings?
a.Avascular necrosis
b.Fat embolism
c.Osteomyelitis
d.Compartment syndrome
c.Osteomyelitis
The nurse is assigned to care for a client who has had an open reduction and internal fixation
of a fractured right femur 2 days ago. The nurse is listening to the client's lungs and, when
moving the gown, observes petechial hemorrhages on the skin of the chest. What is the first
action by the nurse?
a.Call the physician to inform them of the findings.
b.Administer pain medication.
c.Request an antihistamine for the allergic reaction.
d.Increase the intravenous fluids for hemorrhage.
a.Call the physician to inform them of the findings.
Which of the following factors would the nurse need to keep in mind about the focus of the
initial history when assessing a new client with a musculoskeletal problem?
a.Client's age
b.Client's lifestyle
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NUR2356 Multidimensional Care 1 Final
Exam Version A & B With Complete
VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS with DETAILED RATIONALES
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED PASS
A 52-year-old comes to the clinic for a follow-up examination after being diagnosed with
glaucoma. The client states, "I'm hoping that I don't have to use these drops for very long."
Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?
a."Most clients need to use the drops for only about a few months."
b."If the drops don't work, surgery may be needed to cure your condition."
c."You'll need to use the drops for the rest of your life to control the glaucoma."
d."These drops are just the first step to make sure that your vision doesn't get worse."
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c."You'll need to use the drops for the rest of your life to control the glaucoma."
The nurse is caring for a client ordered for multiple eye screening. Following which procedure
will the nurse instruct the client on a yellow coloring to the skin and urine as being normal?
a.Ultrasonography
b.Retinal Imaging
c.Retinal Angiography
d.Retinoscopy
c.Retinal Angiography
The nurse is demonstrating how to perform punctal occlusion. Which activities does the nurse
perform?
a.Applies gentle pressure bilaterally on the bridge of the nose to the inner canthus of each
eye
b.Holds down the lower lid of the eye by applying pressure on the eyeball and the cheekbone
c.Applies gentle pressure to the upper eyelid to keep the lid open while telling the client to
gaze upward
d.Applies firm pressure to the upper and lower eyelids at the outer edges to keep eyelids in
approximation
a.Applies gentle pressure bilaterally on the bridge of the nose to the inner canthus of each
eye
The nurse is providing care to a client who has been admitted to the hospital for treatment of
an infection. The client is visually impaired. Which of the following would be most appropriate
for the nurse to do when interacting with the client?
a.Talk to the client in a loud tone of voice.
b.Avoid using the terms "see" or "look."
c.Face the client when speaking directly to him.
d.Touch the client before identifying himself or herself.
c.Face the client when speaking directly to him.
After surgery for removal of cataract, a client is being discharged, and the nurse has
completed discharge instruction. Which client statement indicates that the outcome of the
teaching plan has been met?
a."I need to wear sunglasses for the first 3 to 4 days even when I'm inside."
b."Dots or flashing lights in my vision are to be expected for the first few days."
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c."I should avoid pulling or pushing any object that weighs more than 15 lbs."
d."I need to keep the eye patch on for about a week after surgery."
c."I should avoid pulling or pushing any object that weighs more than 15 lbs."
A client diagnosed with a cataract comes into the clinic. What assessments should the nurse
observe in this client?
a.A burning sensation and the sensation of an object in the eye
b.Blurred or cloudy visual image
c.Inability to produce sufficient tears
d.A swollen lacrimal caruncle
b.Blurred or cloudy visual image
The nurse is obtaining a visual history from a client who has noted an increase in glare and
changes in color perception. Which assessment would the nurse anticipate to confirm a
definitive diagnosis?
a.Identification of opacities on the lens
b.Identification of white circle around the cornea
c.Identification of yellowish aging spot on the retina
d.Identification of redness of the sclera
a.Identification of opacities on the lens
After a car accident, a client is admitted to an acute care facility with multiple traumatic
injuries, including a fractured pelvis. For 24 to 48 hours after the accident, the nurse must
monitor the client closely for which potential complication of a fractured pelvis?
a.Compartment syndrome
b.Fat embolism
c.Infection
d.Volkmann's ischemic contracture
b.Fat embolism
A health care provider diagnoses primary osteoporosis in a client who has lost bone mass. For
which client is primary osteoporosis most common?
a.elderly man
b.young child
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c.young menstruating woman
d.elderly postmenopausal woman
d.elderly postmenopausal woman
A nurse is planning discharge teaching regarding exercise for a client at risk for osteoporosis.
Which exercise would the nurse be most likely to suggest?
a.Yoga
b.Walking
c.Bicycling
d.Swimming
b.Walking
A client presents to the emergency department with fever, chills, restlessness, and limited
movement of a fractured jaw. What complication should the nurse interpret as the findings?
a.Avascular necrosis
b.Fat embolism
c.Osteomyelitis
d.Compartment syndrome
c.Osteomyelitis
The nurse is assigned to care for a client who has had an open reduction and internal fixation
of a fractured right femur 2 days ago. The nurse is listening to the client's lungs and, when
moving the gown, observes petechial hemorrhages on the skin of the chest. What is the first
action by the nurse?
a.Call the physician to inform them of the findings.
b.Administer pain medication.
c.Request an antihistamine for the allergic reaction.
d.Increase the intravenous fluids for hemorrhage.
a.Call the physician to inform them of the findings.
Which of the following factors would the nurse need to keep in mind about the focus of the
initial history when assessing a new client with a musculoskeletal problem?
a.Client's age
b.Client's lifestyle
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