BSN 366 EXIT HESI V2 EXAM; 2026-2027
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A 4 year old child hospitalized with asthma is receiving
theophylline. Which observation by the nurse warrants
immediate attention? - correct answer- The child is
nauseated and irritable
A 5-year-old child with a history of waddling gait frequent falls is
brought into the hospital for diagnostic testing. When explaining
the diagnostic testing to the parents the nurse should provide
information about which understanding of the underlying
disease pathology? - correct answer- Muscle fiber
degeneration
A 9-year-old female client was recently diagnosed with diabetes
mellitus. Which symptoms will the parents most likely report? -
correct answer- Drinks more soft drinks than previously
A 41 week gestation primigravida woman is admitted to labor
and delivery for induction of labor. Which finding should the
nurse report to the healthcare provider before initiating the
,infusion of oxytocin? - correct answer- Regular
contractions every 10 minutes
A cleint received thrombolytic medication following a
myocardial infarction. When the client has a bowel movement
which action should the nurse implement? - correct
answer- Send the stool sample to the lab for guaiac test
A client admitted to the psychiatric unit diagnosed with major
depression want to sleep during the day, refuses to take a bath,
and refuses to eat. Which nursing intervention should the nurse
implement first? - correct answer- Establish a
structured routine for the client to follow
A client at 42 weeks gestation arrives at the labor and delivery
unit for a scheduled induction, but refuses the prescribed
oxytocin infusion because she wants to have a "natural"
delivery. Which action is most important for the nurse to
implement? - correct answer- Discuss alternative
ways to support the client's birth plan
A client diagnosed with calcium kidney stones has a history of
gout. A new prescription for aluminum hydroxide is scheduled to
begin at 0730. Which medication should the nurse bring to the
, healthcare provider's attention? - correct answer-
Allopurinol
A client diagnosed with pancreatitis is complaining of severe
epigastric pain and intense nausea. After the nurse administers a
narcotic analgesic and an antiemetic. The client insists on sitting
up and leaning forward. Which action should the nurse
implement? - correct answer- Raise head of the bed
until at a 90 degree angle
A client has a prescription for a viscous compound containing
lidocaine HCL and diphenhydramine to relieve discomfort of
mycosis caused by radiation therapy. Which intervention should
the nurse provide the client about the administration of this
prescription? - correct answer- Gently pat the solution
on the sore areas, using a cotton-tipped applicator
A client is admitted following a motor vehicle collision. When
assessing the client's level of consciousness stimulus and the
client responds by pulling the arms inward with elbows and wrist
- correct answer- Initiate seizure precautions
A client is experiencing a nacute dystonic reaction presents with
a laryngeal spasm. Which treatment shoudl the nurse prepare?
- correct answer- IV administration of benztropine
LATEST EDITION VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS; 100% ACCURACY |
GRADED A+
A 4 year old child hospitalized with asthma is receiving
theophylline. Which observation by the nurse warrants
immediate attention? - correct answer- The child is
nauseated and irritable
A 5-year-old child with a history of waddling gait frequent falls is
brought into the hospital for diagnostic testing. When explaining
the diagnostic testing to the parents the nurse should provide
information about which understanding of the underlying
disease pathology? - correct answer- Muscle fiber
degeneration
A 9-year-old female client was recently diagnosed with diabetes
mellitus. Which symptoms will the parents most likely report? -
correct answer- Drinks more soft drinks than previously
A 41 week gestation primigravida woman is admitted to labor
and delivery for induction of labor. Which finding should the
nurse report to the healthcare provider before initiating the
,infusion of oxytocin? - correct answer- Regular
contractions every 10 minutes
A cleint received thrombolytic medication following a
myocardial infarction. When the client has a bowel movement
which action should the nurse implement? - correct
answer- Send the stool sample to the lab for guaiac test
A client admitted to the psychiatric unit diagnosed with major
depression want to sleep during the day, refuses to take a bath,
and refuses to eat. Which nursing intervention should the nurse
implement first? - correct answer- Establish a
structured routine for the client to follow
A client at 42 weeks gestation arrives at the labor and delivery
unit for a scheduled induction, but refuses the prescribed
oxytocin infusion because she wants to have a "natural"
delivery. Which action is most important for the nurse to
implement? - correct answer- Discuss alternative
ways to support the client's birth plan
A client diagnosed with calcium kidney stones has a history of
gout. A new prescription for aluminum hydroxide is scheduled to
begin at 0730. Which medication should the nurse bring to the
, healthcare provider's attention? - correct answer-
Allopurinol
A client diagnosed with pancreatitis is complaining of severe
epigastric pain and intense nausea. After the nurse administers a
narcotic analgesic and an antiemetic. The client insists on sitting
up and leaning forward. Which action should the nurse
implement? - correct answer- Raise head of the bed
until at a 90 degree angle
A client has a prescription for a viscous compound containing
lidocaine HCL and diphenhydramine to relieve discomfort of
mycosis caused by radiation therapy. Which intervention should
the nurse provide the client about the administration of this
prescription? - correct answer- Gently pat the solution
on the sore areas, using a cotton-tipped applicator
A client is admitted following a motor vehicle collision. When
assessing the client's level of consciousness stimulus and the
client responds by pulling the arms inward with elbows and wrist
- correct answer- Initiate seizure precautions
A client is experiencing a nacute dystonic reaction presents with
a laryngeal spasm. Which treatment shoudl the nurse prepare?
- correct answer- IV administration of benztropine
