EXIT HESI V5 TEST BANK EXAM 2025\COMPLETE
VERSION WITH UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS \\VERIFIED
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A nurse from the surgical C: Prolonged hypoxemia
department is reassigned
to the pediatric unit. The
charge nurse should
recognize that the child at
highest risk for cardiac
arrest and is the least
likely to be assigned to
this nurse is which child?
A) Congenital cardiac
defects
B) An acute febrile illness
C) Prolonged hypoxemia
D) Severe multiple trauma
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,5/25/25, 8:25 PM
A home health nurse is at B: An occupational therapist from the community
the home of a client with center
diabetes and arthritis. The
client has difficulty
drawing up insulin. It
would be most
appropriate for the nurse
to refer the client to
A) A social worker from
the local hospital
B) An occupational
therapist from the
community center
C) A physical therapist
from the rehabilitation
agency
D) Another client with
diabetes mellitus and
takes insulin
A priority goal of C: Protection from self harm and harm to others
involuntary hospitalization
of the severely mentally ill
client is
A) Re-orientation to reality
B) Elimination of
symptoms
C) Protection from harm
to self or others
2/99
,5/25/25, 8:25 PM
The nurse is caring for a A: Isometric
client with a long leg cast.
During discharge teaching
about appropriate
exercises for the affected
extremity, the nurse
should recommend
A) Isometric
B) Range of motion
C) Aerobic
D) Isotonic
The nurse is teaching A: Loss of consciousness
parents about the
treatment plan for a 2
weeks-old infant with
Tetralogy of Fallot. While
awaiting future surgery,
the nurse instructs the
parents to immediately
report
A) Loss of consciousness
B) Feeding problems
C) Poor weight gain
D) Fatigue with crying
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, 5/25/25, 8:25 PM
A client is scheduled for C: Administer a laxative to the client the evening
an Intravenous Pyelogram before the examination
(IVP). In order to prepare
the client for this test, the
nurse would
A) Instruct the client to
maintain a regular diet the
day prior to the
examination
B) Restrict the client's fluid
intake 4 hours prior to the
examination
C) Administer a laxative to
the client the evening
before the examination
D) Inform the client that
only 1 x-ray of his
abdomen is necessary
The nurse is caring for a D: Risk for infection
woman 2 hours after a
vaginal delivery.
Documentation indicates
that the membranes were
ruptured for 36 hours
prior to delivery. What is
the priority nursing
diagnoses at this time?
A) Altered tissue perfusion
B) Risk for fluid volume
deficit
C) High risk for
hemorrhage
D) Risk for infection
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