NUR 211 UNIT 4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
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1. A nurse is caring for a client who has sickle B. Encourage the client to seek
care from a
cell anemia and the nurse's single provider for pain relief
assessment reveals the possibility of
substance abuse. What is the
nurse's most appropriate ac- tion?
A. Encourage the client to rely on
comple- mentary and alternative
therapies
B. Encourage the client to seek care
from a single provider for pain
relief
C. Teach the client to accept chronic
pain as an inevitable aspect of the
disease
D. Limit the reporting of C. Inettective coping
emergency de- partment visits to
the primary HCP
2. The nurse on the pediatric unity is
caring for a 10 year old boy with a
diagnosis of
hemophilia. The nurse knows that priority Rationale: Most patients with
hemophilia are
nursing diagnosis for a patient C. Ineffective coping
with he- mophilia is what? D.Imbalance nutrition:
Less than body re-
A. Hypothermia quirements
B. Diarrhea
, NUR 211 UNIT 4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
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3. A nurse is planning the care of a dx as children, often require assistance
patient in coping w/ condition bc of it is chronic,
places restrictions on daily life, and is
an inherited disorder that can be
passed to future gener- ations
C. Inettective tissue perfusion related to
with a diagnosis of sickle cell disease who thrombosis
has been admitted for the treatment of an
, NUR 211 UNIT 4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
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acute vaso-occlusive crisis. What
nursing diagnosis should the nurse
prioritize in the patient's plan of
care?
A. Risk for disuse syndrome related to
in- effective peripheral circulation
B. Functional urinary incontinence
related to urethral occlusion
C. Ineffective tissue perfusion
related to thrombosis
D.Ineffective thermoregulation
related to hypothalamic
dysfunction D. Inform provider that the patient my
have an
4. A patient is being treated on the
medical
unit for a sickle cell crisis. The nurse's most infection
recent assessment reveals an oral
temper- ature of 100.5 F and a new
onset of fine crackles on lung
auscultation. What is the nurse's
most appropriate action?
A. Apply supplementary oxygen via
nasal cannula
B. Administer bronchodilators by
nebuliz- er
C. Liaise with RT and consider high-
flow oxygen
D. Inform provider that the
patient my have an infection
, NUR 211 UNIT 4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
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5. The nurse is aware that patients with sick- D. Avoiding cold temperatures
and ensuring
le cell anemia benefit from understanding suflcient hydration
what situations can precipitate a sickle cell
VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION|ALREADY GRADED A+
1. A nurse is caring for a client who has sickle B. Encourage the client to seek
care from a
cell anemia and the nurse's single provider for pain relief
assessment reveals the possibility of
substance abuse. What is the
nurse's most appropriate ac- tion?
A. Encourage the client to rely on
comple- mentary and alternative
therapies
B. Encourage the client to seek care
from a single provider for pain
relief
C. Teach the client to accept chronic
pain as an inevitable aspect of the
disease
D. Limit the reporting of C. Inettective coping
emergency de- partment visits to
the primary HCP
2. The nurse on the pediatric unity is
caring for a 10 year old boy with a
diagnosis of
hemophilia. The nurse knows that priority Rationale: Most patients with
hemophilia are
nursing diagnosis for a patient C. Ineffective coping
with he- mophilia is what? D.Imbalance nutrition:
Less than body re-
A. Hypothermia quirements
B. Diarrhea
, NUR 211 UNIT 4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION|ALREADY GRADED A+
3. A nurse is planning the care of a dx as children, often require assistance
patient in coping w/ condition bc of it is chronic,
places restrictions on daily life, and is
an inherited disorder that can be
passed to future gener- ations
C. Inettective tissue perfusion related to
with a diagnosis of sickle cell disease who thrombosis
has been admitted for the treatment of an
, NUR 211 UNIT 4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION|ALREADY GRADED A+
acute vaso-occlusive crisis. What
nursing diagnosis should the nurse
prioritize in the patient's plan of
care?
A. Risk for disuse syndrome related to
in- effective peripheral circulation
B. Functional urinary incontinence
related to urethral occlusion
C. Ineffective tissue perfusion
related to thrombosis
D.Ineffective thermoregulation
related to hypothalamic
dysfunction D. Inform provider that the patient my
have an
4. A patient is being treated on the
medical
unit for a sickle cell crisis. The nurse's most infection
recent assessment reveals an oral
temper- ature of 100.5 F and a new
onset of fine crackles on lung
auscultation. What is the nurse's
most appropriate action?
A. Apply supplementary oxygen via
nasal cannula
B. Administer bronchodilators by
nebuliz- er
C. Liaise with RT and consider high-
flow oxygen
D. Inform provider that the
patient my have an infection
, NUR 211 UNIT 4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT & 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION|ALREADY GRADED A+
5. The nurse is aware that patients with sick- D. Avoiding cold temperatures
and ensuring
le cell anemia benefit from understanding suflcient hydration
what situations can precipitate a sickle cell
