Geri Exam NCLEX questions
A factor that contributes to the development of hypothermia in older adults is decreased - Answer-
Sensory perception of cold
Which manifestation(s) indicate(s) serious heat-related problems? Select all that apply question.. -
Answer-Vomiting
Profound Weakness
Mental Changes
Throbbing Headache
The nurse should instruct the nursing assistant who is caring for a client who is receiving
antihypertensive medication to - Answer-Allow them to stand up slowly from sitting or lying position
The nurse is aware that the best predictor of an older adult falling is - Answer-A history of previous falls
Your team is developing a fall reduction program on your unit. Which of the following would be
important to remember when developing such a program? (select all that apply)... - Answer--Patient
assessment for fall risk factors upon admission and any change in patient condition
-Identification and removal of environmental hazards
-Encourage patient participation in supervised group exercise program
-Perform regular medication reviews
Hearing aids are worn by many older people. Which statement regarding hearing aids is false? - Answer-
Most people easily adjust to hearing aid use
, Why should the nurse use care when assessing pain level in older adults? (Select all that apply) -
Answer--Chronic pain is more common with aging
-Cognitive changes may alter the ability to report and describe pain
-Behavioral changes may be indicators of pain
Which condition which is least likely to be reversible? - Answer-Dementia
The nurse explains to a family member that the most appropriate environment for a person suffering
from dementia is one that has - Answer-Common and familiar objects
What is the most appropriate intervention for an older adult with dementia resisting efforts to
reposition or ambulate - Answer-Assess the person using the PAINAD Scale
How is positive self-esteem promoted in older adults? (Select all that apply) - Answer--Strong personal
values
-Good health and wealth
The nurse should asses for changes in behavior that are likely to indicate depression such as
(Select all that apply) - Answer--Increased alcohol consumption
-Changes in daily routines
-Agitation and irritability
-Isolation and withdrawal
Which is true of suicide risk in the older adult? - Answer-It is often triggered by pain, a recent loss, or a
stressful life event
Which is a verbal clue of an older adult experiencing low self-esteem? - Answer-"I cant do things like I
used to"
A factor that contributes to the development of hypothermia in older adults is decreased - Answer-
Sensory perception of cold
Which manifestation(s) indicate(s) serious heat-related problems? Select all that apply question.. -
Answer-Vomiting
Profound Weakness
Mental Changes
Throbbing Headache
The nurse should instruct the nursing assistant who is caring for a client who is receiving
antihypertensive medication to - Answer-Allow them to stand up slowly from sitting or lying position
The nurse is aware that the best predictor of an older adult falling is - Answer-A history of previous falls
Your team is developing a fall reduction program on your unit. Which of the following would be
important to remember when developing such a program? (select all that apply)... - Answer--Patient
assessment for fall risk factors upon admission and any change in patient condition
-Identification and removal of environmental hazards
-Encourage patient participation in supervised group exercise program
-Perform regular medication reviews
Hearing aids are worn by many older people. Which statement regarding hearing aids is false? - Answer-
Most people easily adjust to hearing aid use
, Why should the nurse use care when assessing pain level in older adults? (Select all that apply) -
Answer--Chronic pain is more common with aging
-Cognitive changes may alter the ability to report and describe pain
-Behavioral changes may be indicators of pain
Which condition which is least likely to be reversible? - Answer-Dementia
The nurse explains to a family member that the most appropriate environment for a person suffering
from dementia is one that has - Answer-Common and familiar objects
What is the most appropriate intervention for an older adult with dementia resisting efforts to
reposition or ambulate - Answer-Assess the person using the PAINAD Scale
How is positive self-esteem promoted in older adults? (Select all that apply) - Answer--Strong personal
values
-Good health and wealth
The nurse should asses for changes in behavior that are likely to indicate depression such as
(Select all that apply) - Answer--Increased alcohol consumption
-Changes in daily routines
-Agitation and irritability
-Isolation and withdrawal
Which is true of suicide risk in the older adult? - Answer-It is often triggered by pain, a recent loss, or a
stressful life event
Which is a verbal clue of an older adult experiencing low self-esteem? - Answer-"I cant do things like I
used to"
