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NUR 233 Exam 2 Questions with 100%
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The nurse teaches a patient with peripheral arterial disease. The nurse
determines that further teaching is needed if the patient makes which
statement?
a
"I should not use heating pads to warm my feet."
b
"I should cut back on my walks if it causes pain in my legs."
c
"I will examine my feet every day for any sores or red areas."
d
"I can quit smoking if I use nicotine gum and a support group." - ✔✔B- we
don't want patient to stop walking
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A client with an upper respiratory infection asks the nurse why the health
care provider did not prescribe an antibiotic. Which response from the
nurse would be the best?
a
"I don't know; however, I will ask your health care provider for a prescription
as soon as possible."
b
"Antibiotics are used to treat viruses, and your cultures indicate the
presence of a bacterial infection."
c
"Antibiotics are ineffective for treating the bacteria that caused your upper
respiratory infections."
d
"Upper respiratory infections are generally caused by viruses and would not
be treated with antibiotics." - ✔✔d
"Upper respiratory infections are generally caused by viruses and would not
be treated with antibiotics."
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A client with pulmonary hypertension and right-sided heart failure has
conversational dyspnea and shortness of breath. What is the first action the
nurse should take?
a
Review and implement the primary care provider's prescriptions for
treatments.
b
Perform a quick physical examination of breathing, circulation, and
oxygenation.
c
Gather a thorough medical history, including current symptoms, from the
family.
d
Administer oxygen to the patient through a nasal cannula. - ✔✔B
Which nursing action should the nurse take first to assist a patient with
newly diagnosed stage 1 hypertension in making needed dietary changes?
a
Collect a detailed diet history.
NUR 233 Exam 2 Questions with 100%
Correct Answers 100% Solved | Graded
A+
The nurse teaches a patient with peripheral arterial disease. The nurse
determines that further teaching is needed if the patient makes which
statement?
a
"I should not use heating pads to warm my feet."
b
"I should cut back on my walks if it causes pain in my legs."
c
"I will examine my feet every day for any sores or red areas."
d
"I can quit smoking if I use nicotine gum and a support group." - ✔✔B- we
don't want patient to stop walking
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A client with an upper respiratory infection asks the nurse why the health
care provider did not prescribe an antibiotic. Which response from the
nurse would be the best?
a
"I don't know; however, I will ask your health care provider for a prescription
as soon as possible."
b
"Antibiotics are used to treat viruses, and your cultures indicate the
presence of a bacterial infection."
c
"Antibiotics are ineffective for treating the bacteria that caused your upper
respiratory infections."
d
"Upper respiratory infections are generally caused by viruses and would not
be treated with antibiotics." - ✔✔d
"Upper respiratory infections are generally caused by viruses and would not
be treated with antibiotics."
, ©JOSHCLAY 2024/2025. YEAR PUBLISHED 2024.
A client with pulmonary hypertension and right-sided heart failure has
conversational dyspnea and shortness of breath. What is the first action the
nurse should take?
a
Review and implement the primary care provider's prescriptions for
treatments.
b
Perform a quick physical examination of breathing, circulation, and
oxygenation.
c
Gather a thorough medical history, including current symptoms, from the
family.
d
Administer oxygen to the patient through a nasal cannula. - ✔✔B
Which nursing action should the nurse take first to assist a patient with
newly diagnosed stage 1 hypertension in making needed dietary changes?
a
Collect a detailed diet history.
