NRSG 2220 NEW EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
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The client has just returned from surgery. The client asks you fir an extra dose of pain
medication. What would be some signs that the clients is in severe pain?
- elevated respiratory rate
- decreased bp
A client is alert but nonverbal after a motor vehicle accident. Which action(s) will the
nurse include in the assessment of pain for this client? Select all that apply.
Grimacing and other visible evidence of pain
Utilization of the Wong Baker FACES pain rating scale
Loss of function of the extremities
Writing to the client
Axillary and apical pulse
The nurse is working with a postsurgical client who, along with his family, has varied
opinions about the amount of pain that the client is in. What is the most effective way to
educate the client and family regarding pain and pain relief?
Discuss with the family that the client is the best person to describe its level
The nurse likes using humor to assist clients manage painWhat guide should a nurse
follow in using humour to promote relief of pain?
Humour should take into consideration the personality of the client and the
circumstantial events.
, A nurse is caring for an older adult client who has experienced an ankle fracture. The
client states, "I don't have any pain." What will the nurse do?
Check the client for nonverbal signs of pain
A client is postoperative day 1 and during assessment by the nurse, it is noted that the
client is grimacing and guarding Which is the most valid way to assess the client's pain?
Ask the client to rate and describe the intensity of the pain
During a head-to-toe assessment of a client, the nurse carefully palpates the client's
nails Which is the best rationale for this technique?
To evaluate capillary refill and oxygenation
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What assessment technique would the nurse use to assess a client's chest for color,
shape, or contour?
Inspection
The nurse is going to start a health assessment with a new client. Which nursing
consideration will promote a safe and appropriate environment to perform the health
assessment?
The room is private, quiet, warm, and free of draft and light.
The nurse is performing a health assessment on a client. Which subjective data would
the nurse collect about the client's sleep pattern?
Client states that he only sleeps 2 hours at night
A nurse is preparing a client for a physical assessment The client appears anxious
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The client has just returned from surgery. The client asks you fir an extra dose of pain
medication. What would be some signs that the clients is in severe pain?
- elevated respiratory rate
- decreased bp
A client is alert but nonverbal after a motor vehicle accident. Which action(s) will the
nurse include in the assessment of pain for this client? Select all that apply.
Grimacing and other visible evidence of pain
Utilization of the Wong Baker FACES pain rating scale
Loss of function of the extremities
Writing to the client
Axillary and apical pulse
The nurse is working with a postsurgical client who, along with his family, has varied
opinions about the amount of pain that the client is in. What is the most effective way to
educate the client and family regarding pain and pain relief?
Discuss with the family that the client is the best person to describe its level
The nurse likes using humor to assist clients manage painWhat guide should a nurse
follow in using humour to promote relief of pain?
Humour should take into consideration the personality of the client and the
circumstantial events.
, A nurse is caring for an older adult client who has experienced an ankle fracture. The
client states, "I don't have any pain." What will the nurse do?
Check the client for nonverbal signs of pain
A client is postoperative day 1 and during assessment by the nurse, it is noted that the
client is grimacing and guarding Which is the most valid way to assess the client's pain?
Ask the client to rate and describe the intensity of the pain
During a head-to-toe assessment of a client, the nurse carefully palpates the client's
nails Which is the best rationale for this technique?
To evaluate capillary refill and oxygenation
We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
What assessment technique would the nurse use to assess a client's chest for color,
shape, or contour?
Inspection
The nurse is going to start a health assessment with a new client. Which nursing
consideration will promote a safe and appropriate environment to perform the health
assessment?
The room is private, quiet, warm, and free of draft and light.
The nurse is performing a health assessment on a client. Which subjective data would
the nurse collect about the client's sleep pattern?
Client states that he only sleeps 2 hours at night
A nurse is preparing a client for a physical assessment The client appears anxious
