CRNI EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS |
2026/2027 UPDATE | GRADED A+
Lipid emulsion - ANSWER Which of the following CANNOT be filtered through a 0.2 micron filter?
bleomycin sulfate (Blenoxane) - ANSWER Consider the following policies:
Resuscitation equipment should be in the immediate vicinity.
Safe cumulative dose is 220 units/m2 or a total dose of 400 units, whichever is less.
A test dose should be given.
These policies are appropriate for which of the following antineoplastic agents?
Hypomagnesemia - ANSWER Nausea, hyperreflexia, dysphasia, confusion and parasthesias are
symptoms of which of the following electrolyte disturbances?
Clean the skin around the catheter with alcohol - ANSWER The correct skin preparation prior to
removal and culture of the tip of a central vascular access site would be?
Quantitative or semiquantitative - ANSWER Which of the following is the recommended method of
culture for purulent drainage?
Rebound hypoglycemia - ANSWER A patient has just begun cyclic TNA and completed a 12 hour
infusion within the last hour. The patient complains of weakness, headache, chills, tingling in hands
and feet, and nervousness. The symptoms most likely indicate?
Poor skin turgor, and dry dusky skin - ANSWER Which of the following nursing assessments is
indicative of isotonic dehydration in an infant?
Air embolism - ANSWER A patient receiving an infusion through a subclavian catheter complains of
dyspnea and is cyanotic, on auscultation, there is a churning sound over the pericardium. Which of
the following should the nurse suspect?
Nausea, vomiting, lethargy - ANSWER A patient with a fractured hip who received 5% dextrose in
water at 150 mL/hour for 48 hours may exhibit which of the following sets of symptoms?
2026/2027 UPDATE | GRADED A+
Lipid emulsion - ANSWER Which of the following CANNOT be filtered through a 0.2 micron filter?
bleomycin sulfate (Blenoxane) - ANSWER Consider the following policies:
Resuscitation equipment should be in the immediate vicinity.
Safe cumulative dose is 220 units/m2 or a total dose of 400 units, whichever is less.
A test dose should be given.
These policies are appropriate for which of the following antineoplastic agents?
Hypomagnesemia - ANSWER Nausea, hyperreflexia, dysphasia, confusion and parasthesias are
symptoms of which of the following electrolyte disturbances?
Clean the skin around the catheter with alcohol - ANSWER The correct skin preparation prior to
removal and culture of the tip of a central vascular access site would be?
Quantitative or semiquantitative - ANSWER Which of the following is the recommended method of
culture for purulent drainage?
Rebound hypoglycemia - ANSWER A patient has just begun cyclic TNA and completed a 12 hour
infusion within the last hour. The patient complains of weakness, headache, chills, tingling in hands
and feet, and nervousness. The symptoms most likely indicate?
Poor skin turgor, and dry dusky skin - ANSWER Which of the following nursing assessments is
indicative of isotonic dehydration in an infant?
Air embolism - ANSWER A patient receiving an infusion through a subclavian catheter complains of
dyspnea and is cyanotic, on auscultation, there is a churning sound over the pericardium. Which of
the following should the nurse suspect?
Nausea, vomiting, lethargy - ANSWER A patient with a fractured hip who received 5% dextrose in
water at 150 mL/hour for 48 hours may exhibit which of the following sets of symptoms?
