PN 4003 FINAL BASED PRE- QUIZZES
noisy breathing - ANSWER you are caring for a client diagnosed with a large
adenoids, what symptom is portrayed with someone who has large adenoids?
a client comes into emergency with epitaxis what intervention should be
preformed? - ANSWER direct pressure
the nurse is caring for a client that has expected laryngeal trauma, post resp
assessment what adventitious sound do you hear? - ANSWER stridor
what is the cardinal sign of lung cancer? - ANSWER mucopurulent sputum
(containing both infectious, and pus like material in sputum)
you care caring for a patient that has been submitting and diagnosed for smoke
inhalation,what are they most susceptible to? - ANSWER acute respiratory
syndrome
what should a nurse do first during an acute asthma attack? - ANSWER administer
brochodialotor, then brochosteroid
true or false? coarseness for greater than 2 weeks is a symptom that should be
further investigated - ANSWER true
laryngitis is always caused by bacterial infection - ANSWER false- can be also
viral, or physical trauma
chest tubes allow for drainage of air, and liquids from the abdominal cavity -
ANSWER true
pneumonia may be cause a bacterial/viral or airborne irritants - ANSWER true
(quiz 2) the nurse is obtaining a history from a client who is admitted to the
hospital, the client states that they have a history of rheumatic heart disease as a
child, which long standing changes can occur with rheumatic heart diseases -
ANSWER valvular changes
, before administering dioxin to a client with valvular disease, the nurse assesses the
apical point and records 62 bpm, his usual is 66-72, what is the best action for the
nurse to take - ANSWER administer dioxin
the nurse is working with a client who has been diagnosed with an aneurysm, what
should the nurse educate this patient on? - ANSWER avoid straining during a bowl
movement or coughing
the nurse is at the mall and has observed someone slumped on the floor, upon
assessment the nurse feels no pulse and calls for help and request a piece of
equipment, what is it? - ANSWER AED
what is blood pressure - ANSWER the volume of blood and its force against the
arterial wall
the nurse is providing discharge instructions for a client who has been diagnosed
with heart failure who is to leave the following day, what type of diet the patient
should be on? - ANSWER low sodium
True or false- an early sign of impending heart failure may be presence of s3
sounds? - ANSWER TRUE
a patient with atherosclerosis with have fatty deposits in the lumen of the artery? -
ANSWER TRUE
it is appropriate to treat atrial fibrillation with a pacemaker? - ANSWER FALSE
restriction the amount of sodium would be an appropriate intervention for someone
who is prehypertensive? - ANSWER TRUE
noisy breathing - ANSWER you are caring for a client diagnosed with a large
adenoids, what symptom is portrayed with someone who has large adenoids?
a client comes into emergency with epitaxis what intervention should be
preformed? - ANSWER direct pressure
the nurse is caring for a client that has expected laryngeal trauma, post resp
assessment what adventitious sound do you hear? - ANSWER stridor
what is the cardinal sign of lung cancer? - ANSWER mucopurulent sputum
(containing both infectious, and pus like material in sputum)
you care caring for a patient that has been submitting and diagnosed for smoke
inhalation,what are they most susceptible to? - ANSWER acute respiratory
syndrome
what should a nurse do first during an acute asthma attack? - ANSWER administer
brochodialotor, then brochosteroid
true or false? coarseness for greater than 2 weeks is a symptom that should be
further investigated - ANSWER true
laryngitis is always caused by bacterial infection - ANSWER false- can be also
viral, or physical trauma
chest tubes allow for drainage of air, and liquids from the abdominal cavity -
ANSWER true
pneumonia may be cause a bacterial/viral or airborne irritants - ANSWER true
(quiz 2) the nurse is obtaining a history from a client who is admitted to the
hospital, the client states that they have a history of rheumatic heart disease as a
child, which long standing changes can occur with rheumatic heart diseases -
ANSWER valvular changes
, before administering dioxin to a client with valvular disease, the nurse assesses the
apical point and records 62 bpm, his usual is 66-72, what is the best action for the
nurse to take - ANSWER administer dioxin
the nurse is working with a client who has been diagnosed with an aneurysm, what
should the nurse educate this patient on? - ANSWER avoid straining during a bowl
movement or coughing
the nurse is at the mall and has observed someone slumped on the floor, upon
assessment the nurse feels no pulse and calls for help and request a piece of
equipment, what is it? - ANSWER AED
what is blood pressure - ANSWER the volume of blood and its force against the
arterial wall
the nurse is providing discharge instructions for a client who has been diagnosed
with heart failure who is to leave the following day, what type of diet the patient
should be on? - ANSWER low sodium
True or false- an early sign of impending heart failure may be presence of s3
sounds? - ANSWER TRUE
a patient with atherosclerosis with have fatty deposits in the lumen of the artery? -
ANSWER TRUE
it is appropriate to treat atrial fibrillation with a pacemaker? - ANSWER FALSE
restriction the amount of sodium would be an appropriate intervention for someone
who is prehypertensive? - ANSWER TRUE
