HEALTHSTREAM Jane Assessment Test Updated Exam 2026
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A patient assessment reveals distended neck veins, pulsus paradoxus, and decreased
systolic pressure. This assessment is most consistent with: - ANSWERS-cardiac
tamponade.
Which physiologic effect is produced by alpha-1 receptors? - ANSWERS-
Vasoconstriction
The patient experiencing an acute myocardial infarction (AMI) arrived on the unit an
hour ago with TPA infusing. Initially, the patient's neurologic exam was normal. The
nurse assesses the patient and finds him now disoriented. The next nursing action
should be to: - ANSWERS-discontinue the TPA.
A patient has cardiomyopathy and is unstable. The nurse understands that the
treatment goal is to improve contractility, reduce preload and reduce afterload. The
nurse anticipates that medication management will include: - ANSWERS-dobutamine
and nitroprusside infusions
A continuous drip of a medication is ordered at a rate of 2 mg/min. The standard mixture
of this medication to yield a final concentration of 2 mg/mL is 1 g of the medication in
500 mL of IV fluid. At what rate in milliliters per hour should the IV pump be set? -
ANSWERS-60 mL/hr
A practitioner has ordered 700 mg of an antibiotic. The medication label states, "Add 5
mL sterile water to 1 g of this medication; 0.5 g = 2 mL." How many milliliters should be
given? - ANSWERS-2.8 mL
, A practitioner order is written for a continuous infusion of insulin at 3 units/hr; the
premixed solution is composed of 100 units of regular U-100 insulin in 100 mL normal
saline. At which rate should the infusion run? - ANSWERS-3 ml/hr
A dose of 35 mg of a corticosteroid is ordered to be given IM to treat inflammation. The
medication is available as 250 mg/10 mL. How many milliliters should be administered?
- ANSWERS-1.4 ml
A practitioner's order prescribes levothyroxine 0.075 mg PO daily. The available
medication is levothyroxine 25-mcg tablets. What will the nurse administer? -
ANSWERS-3 tabs
The actions of nitroglycerin in the management of angina include - ANSWERS-coronary
artery dilation and peripheral venous dilation.
The most common cause of right heart failure is: - ANSWERS-left heart failure.
The nurse is differentiating between right- and left-sided heart failure in an assigned
patient. For right-sided heart failure, the patient presents with edematous extremities,
nausea/vomiting, and: - ANSWERS-anorexia.
The nurse is assigned to a patient with acute adrenal insufficiency (Addisonian crisis).
The practitioner orders the steroids to be discontinued quickly. The nurse knows to
question the order because: - ANSWERS-steroids should be withdrawn slowly to allow
for pituitary production of ACTH
The nurse is caring for a patient who has atrial fibrillation. The patient is attempting to
understand why this dysrhythmia developed in him. The nurse educates this patient
about his risk factors, including: - ANSWERS-diabetes mellitus.
The nurse is assigned a patient who is experiencing chest pain resulting from coronary
artery spasms while at rest. The nurse quickly realizes that the patient is suffering from:
- ANSWERS-variant (Prinzmetal's) angina.
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A patient assessment reveals distended neck veins, pulsus paradoxus, and decreased
systolic pressure. This assessment is most consistent with: - ANSWERS-cardiac
tamponade.
Which physiologic effect is produced by alpha-1 receptors? - ANSWERS-
Vasoconstriction
The patient experiencing an acute myocardial infarction (AMI) arrived on the unit an
hour ago with TPA infusing. Initially, the patient's neurologic exam was normal. The
nurse assesses the patient and finds him now disoriented. The next nursing action
should be to: - ANSWERS-discontinue the TPA.
A patient has cardiomyopathy and is unstable. The nurse understands that the
treatment goal is to improve contractility, reduce preload and reduce afterload. The
nurse anticipates that medication management will include: - ANSWERS-dobutamine
and nitroprusside infusions
A continuous drip of a medication is ordered at a rate of 2 mg/min. The standard mixture
of this medication to yield a final concentration of 2 mg/mL is 1 g of the medication in
500 mL of IV fluid. At what rate in milliliters per hour should the IV pump be set? -
ANSWERS-60 mL/hr
A practitioner has ordered 700 mg of an antibiotic. The medication label states, "Add 5
mL sterile water to 1 g of this medication; 0.5 g = 2 mL." How many milliliters should be
given? - ANSWERS-2.8 mL
, A practitioner order is written for a continuous infusion of insulin at 3 units/hr; the
premixed solution is composed of 100 units of regular U-100 insulin in 100 mL normal
saline. At which rate should the infusion run? - ANSWERS-3 ml/hr
A dose of 35 mg of a corticosteroid is ordered to be given IM to treat inflammation. The
medication is available as 250 mg/10 mL. How many milliliters should be administered?
- ANSWERS-1.4 ml
A practitioner's order prescribes levothyroxine 0.075 mg PO daily. The available
medication is levothyroxine 25-mcg tablets. What will the nurse administer? -
ANSWERS-3 tabs
The actions of nitroglycerin in the management of angina include - ANSWERS-coronary
artery dilation and peripheral venous dilation.
The most common cause of right heart failure is: - ANSWERS-left heart failure.
The nurse is differentiating between right- and left-sided heart failure in an assigned
patient. For right-sided heart failure, the patient presents with edematous extremities,
nausea/vomiting, and: - ANSWERS-anorexia.
The nurse is assigned to a patient with acute adrenal insufficiency (Addisonian crisis).
The practitioner orders the steroids to be discontinued quickly. The nurse knows to
question the order because: - ANSWERS-steroids should be withdrawn slowly to allow
for pituitary production of ACTH
The nurse is caring for a patient who has atrial fibrillation. The patient is attempting to
understand why this dysrhythmia developed in him. The nurse educates this patient
about his risk factors, including: - ANSWERS-diabetes mellitus.
The nurse is assigned a patient who is experiencing chest pain resulting from coronary
artery spasms while at rest. The nurse quickly realizes that the patient is suffering from:
- ANSWERS-variant (Prinzmetal's) angina.
