, COMPREHENSIVE NCLEX RN PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
● the nurse understands that an increased serum osmolality and
decreased urine specific gravity might indicate. Answer: diabetes
insipidus
● lactic acid is often a marker used to identify the effectiveness of what.
Answer: fluid bolus, increased LA may indicate dehydration
● the nurse understands that the drug of choice for a tonic-clonic
seizure is what. Answer: lorazepam
● the nurse understands that it is important to monitor what in a client
undergoing ECT therapy. Answer: vital signs
● the nurse understands that in the event that a client is asymptomatic
yet has a concerning result, the nurse should do what. Answer:
recheck the result
● the nurse understands that when giving loop diuretics it is important
to monitor for what complication. Answer: tingling sensation- may
indicate decreased levels of K
● the nurse understands that when rewarming a client experiencing
hypothermia that it is important to do this slowly for what reason.
Answer: risk for developing v-fib if warmed too quickly
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
● the nurse understands that an increased serum osmolality and
decreased urine specific gravity might indicate. Answer: diabetes
insipidus
● lactic acid is often a marker used to identify the effectiveness of what.
Answer: fluid bolus, increased LA may indicate dehydration
● the nurse understands that the drug of choice for a tonic-clonic
seizure is what. Answer: lorazepam
● the nurse understands that it is important to monitor what in a client
undergoing ECT therapy. Answer: vital signs
● the nurse understands that in the event that a client is asymptomatic
yet has a concerning result, the nurse should do what. Answer:
recheck the result
● the nurse understands that when giving loop diuretics it is important
to monitor for what complication. Answer: tingling sensation- may
indicate decreased levels of K
● the nurse understands that when rewarming a client experiencing
hypothermia that it is important to do this slowly for what reason.
Answer: risk for developing v-fib if warmed too quickly
