Exam 2: PNR201 / PNR 201 (Latest
Update ) Medical-
Surgical Nursing I | Test Guide
Questions and Answers | 100%
Correct | Grade A - Fortis
Question:
What can happen if a client has multiple allergic reactions to the same thing?
Answer:
anaphylaxis
Question:
What clinical finding would prompt a nurse to hold potassium after surgery?
Answer:
Urinary output needs to reach 30mL/h
,Question:
What immunization would a nurse recommend to older adults?
Answer:
-Flu, shingles, Tdap
Question:
What would be an age-related change to vision (really meaning the eye, not so
much vision)
Answer:
-Subcutaneous fat and tissue elasticity decrease, eyes appear sunken in
-Arcus senilis: opaque ring outlining cornea
-Cornea flattens and develops an irregular curvature
-Sclera develops a yellowish tinge (fat), or thinning (blue)
-Iris ability to dilate decreases
-Lens of the eye changes, losing water and becoming harder
-Pupil size becomes smaller
-Color discrimination decreases
-Moisture secretions decreases
-Eversion of lower lid (ectropion)
-Drooping of upper lid (ptosis)
, Question:
What lab findings would indicate a client is immunosuppressed?
Answer:
-Chronic renal failure, diabetes mellitus
-Patients who take daily corticosteroids
Question:
Determine the client at the LOWEST risk of wound dehiscence
Answer:
Low BMI
Question:
Determine inhaled allergens (through the nose)
Answer:
-Dust mites, molds, pollen, fragrances, animal dander, insect feces, and some
chemicals
Update ) Medical-
Surgical Nursing I | Test Guide
Questions and Answers | 100%
Correct | Grade A - Fortis
Question:
What can happen if a client has multiple allergic reactions to the same thing?
Answer:
anaphylaxis
Question:
What clinical finding would prompt a nurse to hold potassium after surgery?
Answer:
Urinary output needs to reach 30mL/h
,Question:
What immunization would a nurse recommend to older adults?
Answer:
-Flu, shingles, Tdap
Question:
What would be an age-related change to vision (really meaning the eye, not so
much vision)
Answer:
-Subcutaneous fat and tissue elasticity decrease, eyes appear sunken in
-Arcus senilis: opaque ring outlining cornea
-Cornea flattens and develops an irregular curvature
-Sclera develops a yellowish tinge (fat), or thinning (blue)
-Iris ability to dilate decreases
-Lens of the eye changes, losing water and becoming harder
-Pupil size becomes smaller
-Color discrimination decreases
-Moisture secretions decreases
-Eversion of lower lid (ectropion)
-Drooping of upper lid (ptosis)
, Question:
What lab findings would indicate a client is immunosuppressed?
Answer:
-Chronic renal failure, diabetes mellitus
-Patients who take daily corticosteroids
Question:
Determine the client at the LOWEST risk of wound dehiscence
Answer:
Low BMI
Question:
Determine inhaled allergens (through the nose)
Answer:
-Dust mites, molds, pollen, fragrances, animal dander, insect feces, and some
chemicals
