BoardVitals(elaborations) ATI Remediation (NCLEX Prep RN)

A nurse is providing teaching about Hep. A with a client who plans to travel. Which of the following statements should the nurse make? A. If exposed, expect to have manifestation within 10 days B. Avoid donating blood or tissue for one year if you develop the infection C. Practice meticulous skin and hand hygiene D. Expect if you are exposed to have severe joint painThe nurse is assigning clients on a medical-surgical floor. Which clients listed below are appropriate to assign to an licensed vocation nurse (LVN)? SATA A. A client 3 days after abdominal aortic aneurysm repair who is stable B. A client 3 days after hip replacement C. A client who was admitted six hours ago with an acute asthma exacerbation D. A client who was admitted twelve hours ago with gastrointestinal bleeding E. A client admitted with nausea and vomiting two days ago who no long has nausea and/or vomitingA nurse is assigned to. Newly admitted client on a psychiatric unit. When discussing the client’s condition and treatment plan, which of th4e following techniques is most appropriate for the nurse to assess the accuracy of interpretation of the client’s words? A. Presuppositions question B. Open-ended question C. Paraphrasing D. FocusingWhich factor is most likely a risk associated with developing urinary incontinence? A. Insomnia B. History of multiple pregnancies C. Gastroesophageal reflux disease D. Orthostatic hypotensionThe nurse assesses a 6-month old for vaccination readiness, which findings would most likely indicate the need to delay administering the diphtheria, tetanus, and acellular pertussis (dTaP)? A. A family history of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) B. fever of 38.5 degrees following the 4-month vaccination C. An acute bilateral ear infection D. Living with a family member who is immunosuppressed