Hesi practice exam 2023
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When preparing a client who has had a total Tell the client to carry a medic alert card stating that he is a total neck breather.
laryngectomy for discharge, what instruction is most
important for the nurse to include in the discharge
teaching?
Recommend that the client carry suction equipment at all
times.
Instruct the client to have writing materials with him at all
times.
Tell the client to carry a medic alert card stating that he is
a total neck breather.
Tell the client not to travel alone.
A client taking furosemide (Lasix), reports difficulty "At what time do you take your medication?"
sleeping. What question is important for the nurse to ask
the client?
"What dose of medication are you taking?"
"Are you eating foods rich in potassium?"
"Have you lost weight recently?"
"At what time do you take your medication?"
,What is the correct procedure for performing an From a distance of 12 to 15 inches and slightly to the side, shine the light into the
opthalmoscopic examination on a client's right retina? client's pupil.
Instruct the client to look at examiner's nose and not
move his/her eyes during the exam.
Set ophthalmoscope on the plus 2 to 3 lens and hold it in
front of the examiner's right eye.
From a distance of 12 to 15 inches and slightly to the side,
shine the light into the client's pupil.
For optimum visualization, keep the ophthalmoscope at
least 3 inches from the client's eye.
Which symptoms should the nurse expect a client to Headache, diaphoresis, and palpitations.
exhibit who is diagnosed with a pheochromocytoma?
Numbness, tingling, and cramps in the extremities.
Headache, diaphoresis, and palpitations.
Cyanosis, fever, and classic signs of shock.
Nausea, vomiting, and muscular weakness.
When providing discharge teaching for a client with Elimination of hazards to home safety.
osteoporosis, the nurse should reinforce which home
care activity?
A diet low in phosphates.
Skin inspection for bruising.
Exercise regimen, including swimming.
Elimination of hazards to home safety.
The nurse is planning to initiate a socialization group for The usual activity patterns of each member of the group.
older residents of a long-term facility. Which information
would be most useful to the nurse when planning
activities for the group?
The length of time each group member has resided at the
nursing home.
A brief description of each resident's family life.
The age of each group member.
The usual activity patterns of each member of the group.
, Which finding should the nurse identify as most 3+ bacteria in urine.
significant for a client diagnosed with polycystic kidney
disease (PKD)?
Hematuria.
2 pounds weight gain.
3+ bacteria in urine.
Steady, dull flank pain.
Submit
During an interview with a client planning elective An individual may select healthcare providers from outside of the PPO network.
surgery, the client asks the nurse, "What is the advantage
of having a preferred provider organization insurance
plan?" Which response is best for the nurse to provide?
Neither plan allows selections of healthcare providers or
hospitals.
There are fewer healthcare providers to choose from
than in an HMO plan.
An individual may select healthcare providers from
outside of the PPO network.
An individual can become a member of a PPO without
belonging to a group.
A client who is HIV positive asks the nurse, "How will I "AIDS is diagnosed when a specific opportunistic infection is found in an
know when I have AIDS?" Which response is best for the otherwise healthy individual."
nurse to provide?
"Diagnosis of AIDS is made when you have 2 positive
ELISA test results."
"Diagnosis is made when both the ELISA and the Western
Blot tests are positive."
"I can tell that you are afraid of being diagnosed with
AIDS. Would you like for me to call your minister?"
"AIDS is diagnosed when a specific opportunistic
infection is found in an otherwise healthy individual."
A client has a staging procedure for cancer of the breast Inflammatory with peau d'orange.
and ask the nurse which type of breast cancer has the
poorest prognosis. Which information should the nurse
offer the client?
Stage II.
Invasive infiltrating ductal carcinoma.
T1N0M0.
Inflammatory with peau d'orange.
The nurse working in a postoperative surgical clinic is She sustained an insect bite to her left arm yesterday.
assessing a woman who had a left radical mastectomy for
breast cancer. Which factor puts this client at greatest risk
for developing lymphedema?
She sustained an insect bite to her left arm yesterday.
She has lost twenty pounds since the surgery.
Her healthcare provider now prescribes a calcium
channel blocker for hypertension.
Her hobby is playing classical music on the piano.
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Terms in this set (115) Hide definitions
When preparing a client who has had a total Tell the client to carry a medic alert card stating that he is a total neck breather.
laryngectomy for discharge, what instruction is most
important for the nurse to include in the discharge
teaching?
Recommend that the client carry suction equipment at all
times.
Instruct the client to have writing materials with him at all
times.
Tell the client to carry a medic alert card stating that he is
a total neck breather.
Tell the client not to travel alone.
A client taking furosemide (Lasix), reports difficulty "At what time do you take your medication?"
sleeping. What question is important for the nurse to ask
the client?
"What dose of medication are you taking?"
"Are you eating foods rich in potassium?"
"Have you lost weight recently?"
"At what time do you take your medication?"
,What is the correct procedure for performing an From a distance of 12 to 15 inches and slightly to the side, shine the light into the
opthalmoscopic examination on a client's right retina? client's pupil.
Instruct the client to look at examiner's nose and not
move his/her eyes during the exam.
Set ophthalmoscope on the plus 2 to 3 lens and hold it in
front of the examiner's right eye.
From a distance of 12 to 15 inches and slightly to the side,
shine the light into the client's pupil.
For optimum visualization, keep the ophthalmoscope at
least 3 inches from the client's eye.
Which symptoms should the nurse expect a client to Headache, diaphoresis, and palpitations.
exhibit who is diagnosed with a pheochromocytoma?
Numbness, tingling, and cramps in the extremities.
Headache, diaphoresis, and palpitations.
Cyanosis, fever, and classic signs of shock.
Nausea, vomiting, and muscular weakness.
When providing discharge teaching for a client with Elimination of hazards to home safety.
osteoporosis, the nurse should reinforce which home
care activity?
A diet low in phosphates.
Skin inspection for bruising.
Exercise regimen, including swimming.
Elimination of hazards to home safety.
The nurse is planning to initiate a socialization group for The usual activity patterns of each member of the group.
older residents of a long-term facility. Which information
would be most useful to the nurse when planning
activities for the group?
The length of time each group member has resided at the
nursing home.
A brief description of each resident's family life.
The age of each group member.
The usual activity patterns of each member of the group.
, Which finding should the nurse identify as most 3+ bacteria in urine.
significant for a client diagnosed with polycystic kidney
disease (PKD)?
Hematuria.
2 pounds weight gain.
3+ bacteria in urine.
Steady, dull flank pain.
Submit
During an interview with a client planning elective An individual may select healthcare providers from outside of the PPO network.
surgery, the client asks the nurse, "What is the advantage
of having a preferred provider organization insurance
plan?" Which response is best for the nurse to provide?
Neither plan allows selections of healthcare providers or
hospitals.
There are fewer healthcare providers to choose from
than in an HMO plan.
An individual may select healthcare providers from
outside of the PPO network.
An individual can become a member of a PPO without
belonging to a group.
A client who is HIV positive asks the nurse, "How will I "AIDS is diagnosed when a specific opportunistic infection is found in an
know when I have AIDS?" Which response is best for the otherwise healthy individual."
nurse to provide?
"Diagnosis of AIDS is made when you have 2 positive
ELISA test results."
"Diagnosis is made when both the ELISA and the Western
Blot tests are positive."
"I can tell that you are afraid of being diagnosed with
AIDS. Would you like for me to call your minister?"
"AIDS is diagnosed when a specific opportunistic
infection is found in an otherwise healthy individual."
A client has a staging procedure for cancer of the breast Inflammatory with peau d'orange.
and ask the nurse which type of breast cancer has the
poorest prognosis. Which information should the nurse
offer the client?
Stage II.
Invasive infiltrating ductal carcinoma.
T1N0M0.
Inflammatory with peau d'orange.
The nurse working in a postoperative surgical clinic is She sustained an insect bite to her left arm yesterday.
assessing a woman who had a left radical mastectomy for
breast cancer. Which factor puts this client at greatest risk
for developing lymphedema?
She sustained an insect bite to her left arm yesterday.
She has lost twenty pounds since the surgery.
Her healthcare provider now prescribes a calcium
channel blocker for hypertension.
Her hobby is playing classical music on the piano.
