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Questions and Verified Answers
Galen College Of Nursing-
Louisville
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, A client who is an avid runner has been monitoring her pulse at
home. Recently, her pulse has been below the normal range of
60 to 100 bpm for adults. Today her pulse is 58 bpm. The client
asks the nurse at her annual screening if she should be
concerned. What is the most appropriate response by the
nurse?

A) Physical exercise usually increases the pulse rate; therefore,
we will admit you into the hospital for further testing
B) Well-conditioned athletes can run lower pulse rates because
of the greater efficiency and strength of the heart muscle from
regular cardiovascular exercise
C) Why are you concerned? You seem healthy
D) You should stop running until your pulse rate is within the
normal range again. - Answer: B

A client is alert but nonverbal after a motor vehicle accident.
Which action(s) will the nurse include in the assessment of pain
for this client? Select all that apply.
Observing for grimacing and other signs of pain
Using the Wong Baker FACES pain rating scale
Checking for loss of function of the extremities
Communicating with the client in writing
Performing vital signs - Answer: Observing for grimacing and
other signs of pain
Using the Wong Baker FACES pain rating scale

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