Exit hesi pnr 207 Exam Questions and Verified Answers 2026/27 Graded A+
What should the PN explain when a spouse requests acetaminophen for a hospitalized client? -
Medication can only be provided to clients.
What vital signs indicate tachypnea and tachycardia? - Heart rate of 104 bpm and
respiratory rate of 31 bpm.
What factors could be affecting a client's current condition? - Stress, medication, and pain.
How should nasal cannula tubing be secured? - The tubing should be tucked under the
chin and secured with the sliding adjustment piece.
Is humidification needed for oxygen administration under 4 L per minute? - No,
humidification is not needed.
What diagnostic tests are appropriate for a client with respiratory issues? - Blood gases,
complete blood count, and chest radiograph.
What should the UAP do when finding an unresponsive client? - Obtain help immediately.
What is the most important action for oral care in an unconscious mouth-breathing client? -
Use an oral suction catheter in the buccal cavity.
,What foot care instruction is crucial for a newly diagnosed type 2 DM client? - Report any
foot injury or sore that does not readily heal.
Which medication should the PN report for a client with ringing in the ears after 10 weeks of
antitubercular treatment? - Gentamicin 160mg.
Patient is experiencing black tarry stools the PN notes that this could be? - Peptic Ulcer
What should the PN instruct the UAP regarding a client with neglect syndrome after a stroke? -
B. Demonstrate to the UAP how to approach the client from the client's left side.
In providing care for a client with a nasogastric tube (NGT) connected to intermittent suction,
which task can be assigned to the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?A. Maintain low
intermittent suction.B. Secure the tube to the client's nose.C. Ensure correct placement of the
tube.D. Replace the canister when full - B. Secure the tube to the client's nose.
A client is voiding frequent small amounts 24-hours following the removal of an indwelling
catheter, and a post-voided residual volume assessment is prescribed. Which explanation should
the practical nurse (PN) provide to the client about why the procedure is necessary?A. The
catheterization is part of the prescribed bladder retraining program.B. The catheterized volume
determines the need to re-insert the indwelling catheter.C. The catheterization will stimulate the
bladder to empty more completely.D. The catheterization procedure is an exercise in stimulus-
response conditioning. - B. The catheterized volume determines the need to re-insert the
indwelling catheter
, A client with recurrent ascites from cirrhosis describes having no appetite or energy to the home
health practical nurse (PN). What diet suggestions should the PN provide for the client? Select
all that apply.A. Limit servings of fresh fruits and vegetables.B. Consume concentrated sweets to
boost energy.C. Try to eat at least six small meals daily.D. Choose small helpings from lean
protein sources.E. Avoid adding salt to foods when cooking or at the table. - C. Try to eat
at least six small meals daily.D. Choose small helpings from lean protein sources.E. Avoid
adding salt to foods when cooking or at the table.
The practical nurse (PN) is documenting the insertion of a urinary catheter for a female client
with urinary retention. What information should the PN include during the electronic
documentation of the procedure? Select all that apply.A. Client positioning during procedure.B.
Amount of lubricant used.C. Size of urinary catheter.D. Appearance of urine obtained.E. Amount
of urine obtained. - A. Client positioning during procedure.C. Size of urinary catheter.D.
Appearance of urine
preoperative client who has already signed the informed consent for a surgical procedure
confides to the practical nurse (PN) of being really frightened and unsure about undergoing the
surgery. Which priority action should the PN take?A. Encourage the client to continue with the
scheduled surgery.B. Notify the charge nurse of the client's concerns about surgery.C. Document
that the client has expressed concerns about the surgery.D. Remind the client that the consent has
already been obtained. - B. Notify the charge nurse of the client's concerns about surgery.
The practical nurse (PN) views the mid-line episiotomy of a client who reports pain in her
stitches. Which action should the PN take first?A. Apply an ice pack for 20 minutes to the
episiotomy.B. Observe suture line for separation and hematoma formation.C. Initiate daily warm
sitz baths during onset of pain.D. Check medication administration record for last PRN
analgesic.
What should the PN explain when a spouse requests acetaminophen for a hospitalized client? -
Medication can only be provided to clients.
What vital signs indicate tachypnea and tachycardia? - Heart rate of 104 bpm and
respiratory rate of 31 bpm.
What factors could be affecting a client's current condition? - Stress, medication, and pain.
How should nasal cannula tubing be secured? - The tubing should be tucked under the
chin and secured with the sliding adjustment piece.
Is humidification needed for oxygen administration under 4 L per minute? - No,
humidification is not needed.
What diagnostic tests are appropriate for a client with respiratory issues? - Blood gases,
complete blood count, and chest radiograph.
What should the UAP do when finding an unresponsive client? - Obtain help immediately.
What is the most important action for oral care in an unconscious mouth-breathing client? -
Use an oral suction catheter in the buccal cavity.
,What foot care instruction is crucial for a newly diagnosed type 2 DM client? - Report any
foot injury or sore that does not readily heal.
Which medication should the PN report for a client with ringing in the ears after 10 weeks of
antitubercular treatment? - Gentamicin 160mg.
Patient is experiencing black tarry stools the PN notes that this could be? - Peptic Ulcer
What should the PN instruct the UAP regarding a client with neglect syndrome after a stroke? -
B. Demonstrate to the UAP how to approach the client from the client's left side.
In providing care for a client with a nasogastric tube (NGT) connected to intermittent suction,
which task can be assigned to the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?A. Maintain low
intermittent suction.B. Secure the tube to the client's nose.C. Ensure correct placement of the
tube.D. Replace the canister when full - B. Secure the tube to the client's nose.
A client is voiding frequent small amounts 24-hours following the removal of an indwelling
catheter, and a post-voided residual volume assessment is prescribed. Which explanation should
the practical nurse (PN) provide to the client about why the procedure is necessary?A. The
catheterization is part of the prescribed bladder retraining program.B. The catheterized volume
determines the need to re-insert the indwelling catheter.C. The catheterization will stimulate the
bladder to empty more completely.D. The catheterization procedure is an exercise in stimulus-
response conditioning. - B. The catheterized volume determines the need to re-insert the
indwelling catheter
, A client with recurrent ascites from cirrhosis describes having no appetite or energy to the home
health practical nurse (PN). What diet suggestions should the PN provide for the client? Select
all that apply.A. Limit servings of fresh fruits and vegetables.B. Consume concentrated sweets to
boost energy.C. Try to eat at least six small meals daily.D. Choose small helpings from lean
protein sources.E. Avoid adding salt to foods when cooking or at the table. - C. Try to eat
at least six small meals daily.D. Choose small helpings from lean protein sources.E. Avoid
adding salt to foods when cooking or at the table.
The practical nurse (PN) is documenting the insertion of a urinary catheter for a female client
with urinary retention. What information should the PN include during the electronic
documentation of the procedure? Select all that apply.A. Client positioning during procedure.B.
Amount of lubricant used.C. Size of urinary catheter.D. Appearance of urine obtained.E. Amount
of urine obtained. - A. Client positioning during procedure.C. Size of urinary catheter.D.
Appearance of urine
preoperative client who has already signed the informed consent for a surgical procedure
confides to the practical nurse (PN) of being really frightened and unsure about undergoing the
surgery. Which priority action should the PN take?A. Encourage the client to continue with the
scheduled surgery.B. Notify the charge nurse of the client's concerns about surgery.C. Document
that the client has expressed concerns about the surgery.D. Remind the client that the consent has
already been obtained. - B. Notify the charge nurse of the client's concerns about surgery.
The practical nurse (PN) views the mid-line episiotomy of a client who reports pain in her
stitches. Which action should the PN take first?A. Apply an ice pack for 20 minutes to the
episiotomy.B. Observe suture line for separation and hematoma formation.C. Initiate daily warm
sitz baths during onset of pain.D. Check medication administration record for last PRN
analgesic.
