NR325 Exam 1 NR 325 (Latest ) Adult Health II Questions and Answers

NR325 Exam 1 NR 325 (Latest ) Adult Health II NR325 Exam 1 NR 325 (Latest ) Adult Health II NR325 Exam 1 NR 325 (Latest ) Adult Health II A hospitalized diabetic patient received Humalog 6 units insulin at 7:00 AM. At what time would the nurse best monitor for s/s of hypoglycemia A.) 7 am B.) 9 am C.) 12 pm d.) 1pm B.) 9 am ** rapid acting has a peak of 30min-3 hours A client who had a lithotripsy for a renal calculus is to be discharged from the hospital. Which information should the nurse include in the home care instructions? a. Increase your intake of dairy products for 5 days b. Drink at least 3 L of fluid daily for 4 weeks. c. Take no medications after this treatment. d. Report blood in the urine immediately. B. Increasing fluid intake aids in the passage of fragments of the calculus that remain after the lithotripsy. Calcium is the major component of the most common type of calculus; the intake of dairy products, which are high in calcium, should be limited. The client will take antibiotics after the treatment and should complete the entire regimen. Hematuria (blood in the urine) after lithotripsy is an expected response and does not need to be reported. A client in a nursing home is diagnosed with urethritis. What should the nurse plan to do before initiating antibiotic therapy prescribed by the primary healthcare provider? a. Start a 24-hour urine collection. b. Prepare for urinary catheterization. c. Teach the client how to perform perineal care. d. Obtain a urine specimen for culture and sensitivity. D. The causative organism should be isolated before starting antibiotic therapy; a culture and sensitivity should be obtained before starting the antibiotic. A 24-hour urine test will not determine the infective organism causing the problem. Catheterization is not a routine intervention for urethritis. Although client teaching is important, it is not the priority at this time.