Medical-Surgical RN A Prophecy
Test / Relias Learning Latest 2025
1.2 Milligrams Is Equal To How Many Micrograms?
Your Post-Op Patient Has A Jackson-Pratt (JP) Drain In Place. How Do You Ensure Effective
Drain Function?
Your Male Patient Complains Of Discomfort While Inflating The Balloon During Insertion
Of An Indwelling Urinary Catheter. What Would Be The MOST Appropriate Action?
Your Patient Has Symptomatic Anemia But Is Refusing A Blood Transfusion For Religious
Reason. What Is An Appropriate Response?
Your Patient Is Admitted With Diverticulitis. What Type Of Diet Do You Expect To Be
Ordered For The Patient?
You Were Hired To Work The Medical Unit And When You Arrive At Work The Charge
Nurse Has Assigned You To The Post-Surgical Unit Since They Are Understaffed. Which Is
The MOST Appropriate Action?
What Is A Proton Pump Inhibitor, Such As Pantoprazole (Protonix) Used For?
Which Adaptive Equipment Would Be MOST Appropriate To Use For A Severely Contracted
Patient Who Is Unable To Bear Weight When Transferring From The Bed To The Chair?
Which Tool Should You Use To Assess Pain In You 80-Year-Old Patient With Severe
Dementia?
Your Patient Is Admitted From The ED With Failure To Thrive And Advanced Dementia.
You Note He Is Extremely Underweight, Appears Unbathed For Some Time, And Has A
Stage 4 Pressure Injury To His Coccyx. You Were Told In Report That He Lives At Home
With Family Members. What Should You Do?
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Your 85-Year-Old Patient With Atrial Fibrillation Fell At Home 3 Days Ago. You Notice She
Has Been Having Several Episodes Of Acute Confusion Since Being Admitted To Your Unit.
What Is The MOST Important Order You Should Anticipate From The Provider?
Your Patient Has A Temp Of 102.3 F, HR 122, And Has Had 15 Ml Of Urine From The
Indwelling Urinary Catheter In The Last 2 Hours. What Is Your Patient MOST Likely
Experiencing.
What Type Of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Is Applied Prior To Entering A Room
For A Patient With C. Diff?
Your Patient Continues To Pull At Their IV Site Located In Their Left Forearm Despite
Verbal Reminders And Increased Observation. The Nursing Assistant Recommends Using
Soft Mitt Restraints On The Patient. What Is Your Recommendation?
Your Patient Was Admitted For A Hypertensive Crisis And Has A History Of HTN,
Parkinson's Disease, Depression, And Alcohol Use. On His Second Hospitalized Day, You
Notice He Is More Anxious And Restless Than His Baseline. What Would Be Your FIRST
Nursing Intervention?
What Is The BEST Indication Of An Acute Neurological Problem?
While In A Supine Position Your Patient States, "I'm Tired And Cannot Catch My Breath."
Physical Assessment Reveals Jugular Vein Distention And A Third Heart Sound (S3). These
Symptoms Are Indicative Of What Condition?
Your New Admission Presents With A Cough, Unintentional Weight Loss, Frequent Night
Sweats, And Bloody Sputum. What Type Of Isolation Precautions Should You Initiate, If
Any?
Patients With Diabetes Are At High Risk For Complications From Damage To What Body
Areas?
If Your Patient With A Known History Of Diabetes Is Displaying Symptoms Of Diaphoresis,
Cool Skin, Lethargy, And Shakiness. What Is Your First Action?
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Test / Relias Learning Latest 2025
1.2 Milligrams Is Equal To How Many Micrograms?
Your Post-Op Patient Has A Jackson-Pratt (JP) Drain In Place. How Do You Ensure Effective
Drain Function?
Your Male Patient Complains Of Discomfort While Inflating The Balloon During Insertion
Of An Indwelling Urinary Catheter. What Would Be The MOST Appropriate Action?
Your Patient Has Symptomatic Anemia But Is Refusing A Blood Transfusion For Religious
Reason. What Is An Appropriate Response?
Your Patient Is Admitted With Diverticulitis. What Type Of Diet Do You Expect To Be
Ordered For The Patient?
You Were Hired To Work The Medical Unit And When You Arrive At Work The Charge
Nurse Has Assigned You To The Post-Surgical Unit Since They Are Understaffed. Which Is
The MOST Appropriate Action?
What Is A Proton Pump Inhibitor, Such As Pantoprazole (Protonix) Used For?
Which Adaptive Equipment Would Be MOST Appropriate To Use For A Severely Contracted
Patient Who Is Unable To Bear Weight When Transferring From The Bed To The Chair?
Which Tool Should You Use To Assess Pain In You 80-Year-Old Patient With Severe
Dementia?
Your Patient Is Admitted From The ED With Failure To Thrive And Advanced Dementia.
You Note He Is Extremely Underweight, Appears Unbathed For Some Time, And Has A
Stage 4 Pressure Injury To His Coccyx. You Were Told In Report That He Lives At Home
With Family Members. What Should You Do?
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, Complete Answers at: https://www.stuvia.com/doc/1698998/medical-surgical-rn-a-
prophecy-test-relias-learning-answered-2022.
Your 85-Year-Old Patient With Atrial Fibrillation Fell At Home 3 Days Ago. You Notice She
Has Been Having Several Episodes Of Acute Confusion Since Being Admitted To Your Unit.
What Is The MOST Important Order You Should Anticipate From The Provider?
Your Patient Has A Temp Of 102.3 F, HR 122, And Has Had 15 Ml Of Urine From The
Indwelling Urinary Catheter In The Last 2 Hours. What Is Your Patient MOST Likely
Experiencing.
What Type Of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Is Applied Prior To Entering A Room
For A Patient With C. Diff?
Your Patient Continues To Pull At Their IV Site Located In Their Left Forearm Despite
Verbal Reminders And Increased Observation. The Nursing Assistant Recommends Using
Soft Mitt Restraints On The Patient. What Is Your Recommendation?
Your Patient Was Admitted For A Hypertensive Crisis And Has A History Of HTN,
Parkinson's Disease, Depression, And Alcohol Use. On His Second Hospitalized Day, You
Notice He Is More Anxious And Restless Than His Baseline. What Would Be Your FIRST
Nursing Intervention?
What Is The BEST Indication Of An Acute Neurological Problem?
While In A Supine Position Your Patient States, "I'm Tired And Cannot Catch My Breath."
Physical Assessment Reveals Jugular Vein Distention And A Third Heart Sound (S3). These
Symptoms Are Indicative Of What Condition?
Your New Admission Presents With A Cough, Unintentional Weight Loss, Frequent Night
Sweats, And Bloody Sputum. What Type Of Isolation Precautions Should You Initiate, If
Any?
Patients With Diabetes Are At High Risk For Complications From Damage To What Body
Areas?
If Your Patient With A Known History Of Diabetes Is Displaying Symptoms Of Diaphoresis,
Cool Skin, Lethargy, And Shakiness. What Is Your First Action?
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