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Comprehensive Nursing Exam PowerPoint: 80-Question Practice Test with Verified Answers and Rationales

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Master your comprehensive nursing examination with this 80-question PowerPoint-based practice test featuring verified answers across all core nursing content areas. This comprehensive review covers essential topics including pharmacology (drug calculations, insulin-alcohol interactions, digoxin dosing, heparin administration, anticholinergics, diuretics, adrenergic agents), medical-surgical nursing (hypovolemic shock, dopamine therapy, cardiac output, heart sounds, coronary artery filling, pacemaker function), critical care (tension pneumothorax, transfusion reactions, shock assessment, fluid resuscitation), maternal-child nursing (OB-GYN, BTL, contraception, IUD mechanism, GTPAL, placenta previa, true vs. false labor, prenatal check-up schedule, fetal development milestones), fundamentals of nursing (vital signs assessment, temperature routes, medication administration routes, diagnostic testing, hemoglobin levels, peak and trough levels, HbA1c), safety and legal issues (poisoning prevention, electrical hazards, pediatric safety), cardiovascular nursing (hypertension, heart failure, MI, rheumatic fever, cardiac medications), and renal nursing (acute renal failure, anuria, oliguria, gout, dietary restrictions). Perfect for nursing students preparing for NCLEX-RN, HESI, ATI, comprehensive exit exams, and nursing course finals.

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1. Using alcohol and insulin
together may result in:
a. Hypoglycemia
b. Hyperglycemia
c. Photosensitivity
d. Dawn phenomenon

,• 2. A client receives a prescription for 62.5
mcg of digoxin elixir PO. If the elixir label read
0.05mg/ml, the nurse will give:
• a. 12.5 ml
• b. 1.2 ml
• c. 1.25 ml
• d. 0.125 ml

,• 3. Which diuretic be used for a client with
diabetes insipidus?
• a. Furosemide
• b. Hydroclorothiazide
• c. Mannitol
• d. Spironolactone

, • 4. A client requires 250 ml of saline solution
IV over 2 hours. What is the infusion rate?
• a. 250 ml/hour
• b. 500 ml/hour
• c. 125 ml/hour
• d. 100 ml/hour

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