PNH301 BOARD EVALUATION 2026
GUARANTEED PASS ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Which assessment is a priority for the nursewhen providing
postoperative care to a patient who has had their parathyroid gland
removed during a thyroidectomy?
a. Assessing the patient's white blood cell levels and assessing for
infection
b. Monitoring the patient's hemoglobin, hematocrit, and red blood cell
levels
c. Monitoring the patient's serum levels and assessing for signs of
hypocalcemia
d. Monitoring the patient's level of consciousness and assessing for acute
delirium or agitation. Answer: c. Monitoring the patient's serum levels
and assessing for signs of hypocalcemia
● The nurse determines that a patient who is receiving radioactive
iodine (RAI) therapy for the treatment of hyperthyroidism needs
additional instructions when they make which statement?
a. "I will need to flush the toilet twice after I use it."
b. "I should launder my laundry separately from those in my household.
c. "I will need to take antithyroid medications for 3 months after I begin
RAl therapy."
, d. "If I develop a dry mouth, I may gargle with a salt and soda mixture
for relief.". Answer: c. "I will need to take antithyroid medications for 3
months after I begin RAl therapy."
● Which manifestation would the nurse assess for in a patient admitted
with suspected hyperparathyroidism who is at risk for an electrolyte
imbalance?
a. Neurologic irritability
b. Declining urine output
c. Lethargy and weakness
d. Hyperactive bowel sounds. Answer: c. Lethargy and weakness
● Which response is best to the patient who tells the nurse, "I don't
think the medication is working, I don't feel any different" after
receiving radioactive iodine (RAI) for hyperthyroidism 1 week ago?
a. "You should notify your primary health care provider immediately."
b. "You may need to have your thyroid removed sooner than
anticipated."
c. "it may take several weeks to see the full benefits of the treatment.!
d. "You don't feel any different? Would you like to sit down and talk
about it?". Answer: c. "it may take several weeks to see the full benefits
of the treatment.!
GUARANTEED PASS ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Which assessment is a priority for the nursewhen providing
postoperative care to a patient who has had their parathyroid gland
removed during a thyroidectomy?
a. Assessing the patient's white blood cell levels and assessing for
infection
b. Monitoring the patient's hemoglobin, hematocrit, and red blood cell
levels
c. Monitoring the patient's serum levels and assessing for signs of
hypocalcemia
d. Monitoring the patient's level of consciousness and assessing for acute
delirium or agitation. Answer: c. Monitoring the patient's serum levels
and assessing for signs of hypocalcemia
● The nurse determines that a patient who is receiving radioactive
iodine (RAI) therapy for the treatment of hyperthyroidism needs
additional instructions when they make which statement?
a. "I will need to flush the toilet twice after I use it."
b. "I should launder my laundry separately from those in my household.
c. "I will need to take antithyroid medications for 3 months after I begin
RAl therapy."
, d. "If I develop a dry mouth, I may gargle with a salt and soda mixture
for relief.". Answer: c. "I will need to take antithyroid medications for 3
months after I begin RAl therapy."
● Which manifestation would the nurse assess for in a patient admitted
with suspected hyperparathyroidism who is at risk for an electrolyte
imbalance?
a. Neurologic irritability
b. Declining urine output
c. Lethargy and weakness
d. Hyperactive bowel sounds. Answer: c. Lethargy and weakness
● Which response is best to the patient who tells the nurse, "I don't
think the medication is working, I don't feel any different" after
receiving radioactive iodine (RAI) for hyperthyroidism 1 week ago?
a. "You should notify your primary health care provider immediately."
b. "You may need to have your thyroid removed sooner than
anticipated."
c. "it may take several weeks to see the full benefits of the treatment.!
d. "You don't feel any different? Would you like to sit down and talk
about it?". Answer: c. "it may take several weeks to see the full benefits
of the treatment.!
