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After a stroke, a client is having difficulty swallowing. The nurse
may make a referral to what member of the healthcare team?—
Ans: Speech therapist
An elderly woman has total care of her husband, who suffers from
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debilitative rheumatoid arthritis. The couple voice his concern over
the pain and stress associated with this condition. What type of
care might the nurse suggest to help the couple?—Ans: Palliative
care
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Hospice nurses provide care in a variety of settings, including
clients homes, long-term care facilities, and hospice residence.
After the client dies, what happens next?—Ans: The hospice nurse
continues to care for the clients family for up to one year.
Medicare reimburses in hospital costs based on a set payment for
a diagnosed related group (DRG). This means the hospital is
reimbursed for a fixed amount based on the diagnosis and
projected cost for care. As a result of the system the hospital can
make a profit or loss. Select the responses that describe one a
profit for care of the client can be achieved.—Ans: - All of the
hospitalization charges are less than projected.
- The clients is discharged before the approval discharge date.
The client has suddenly become very ill, and the nurses transferring
him to the ICU. How does the nurse provide information to ensure
continuity of care?—Ans: By giving a verbal order to nurses in the
ICU.
A nurse is preparing for a clients discharge after surgery, is
teaching the clients wife to change the dressing. How can the
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nurse be certain that the wife knows the procedure?—Ans: Have
the wife demonstrate the procedure.
The wristband is an important safety component during the client
stay because it is one of the two identifier is required by which
groups national safety standards (2008) To accurately identify a
client during such activities as giving medications, fluids, and
blood?—Ans: The joint commission
What is required of a client who leaves the hospital against
medical advice?—Ans: Signing a form releasing legal
responsibility
A client comes to the emergency department complaining of
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severe chest pain. The nurse asks the client questions and takes
vital signs. What step of the nursing process is the nurse
demonstrating?—Ans: Assessing
After completing an assessment of a client, the nurse uses critical
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thinking and clinical reasoning to prioritize the clients problems.
Which of the following with the nurse determine is the highest
priority?—Ans: Severe bleeding from a wound
A nurse interviews a pregnant teenager and documents her
answers on the clients record. At the same time, the nurse
responds to the clients concerns and makes a referral for
counseling and maternity care. This scenario is an example of
which of the descriptors of the nursing process?—Ans: Dynamic
A Student is asked to perform a skill for which he is not prepared.
When using the method of critical thinking, what would be the first
step to resolve the situation?—Ans: Purpose of thinking
Based on an established plan of care, a nurse turned a client
every two hours. What part of the nursing process is the nurse
using?—Ans: Implementing
Client is being prepared for cardiac catheterization. The nurse
performs And initial assessment and records the vital signs. Which
of the following data collected can be classified as subjective
data?—Ans: Nausea
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Of the following information collected during a nursing
assessment, which are subjective data—Ans: Indigestion,
abdominal pain
The nurse has entered a clients room to find the client diaphoretic
and shivering, inferring that the client has a fever. How should the
nurse best follow up this cue and interference?—Ans: Measure
the clients oral temperature
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which nursing diagnosis
has the lowest priority for a client admitted to the intensive care
unit with a diagnosis of congestive heart failure?—Ans: Risk for a
body image disturbance
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A client is experiencing shortness of breath, lethargy, and
cyanosis. These three cues provide organization or...—Ans:
Clustering
(cue clustering brings together cues that if viewed separately
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would not convey the same meaning)
After assessing a client, the nurse formulates several nursing
diagnoses. Which of the following with the nurse identify as an
actual nursing diagnosis?—Ans: Impaired urinary elimination
After completing assessments, a nurse uses the data collected to
identify appropriate nursing diagnosis for a client. For what are the
nursing diagnoses is used?—Ans: Selecting nursing interventions to
meet expected outcomes
A nurse develops a plan of care to meet the needs of the client
who has had a large loss of blood after a snowmobile crash.
Intervenous fluids and blood are administered and the nurse
monitors the clients physiologic response. This action is known as:—
Ans: Collaborative problem - these are certain physiologic
complications that nurses Monitor to detect on set or changes in
status.
A nurse is formulating a nursing diagnosis for a client with a
respiratory disease. Which of the following would be correct?—
Ans: Ineffective airway clearance related to thick mucus
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Final for nur166 Questions and Answers
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After a stroke, a client is having difficulty swallowing. The nurse
may make a referral to what member of the healthcare team?—
Ans: Speech therapist
An elderly woman has total care of her husband, who suffers from
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debilitative rheumatoid arthritis. The couple voice his concern over
the pain and stress associated with this condition. What type of
care might the nurse suggest to help the couple?—Ans: Palliative
care
Guru01 - Stuvia
Hospice nurses provide care in a variety of settings, including
clients homes, long-term care facilities, and hospice residence.
After the client dies, what happens next?—Ans: The hospice nurse
continues to care for the clients family for up to one year.
Medicare reimburses in hospital costs based on a set payment for
a diagnosed related group (DRG). This means the hospital is
reimbursed for a fixed amount based on the diagnosis and
projected cost for care. As a result of the system the hospital can
make a profit or loss. Select the responses that describe one a
profit for care of the client can be achieved.—Ans: - All of the
hospitalization charges are less than projected.
- The clients is discharged before the approval discharge date.
The client has suddenly become very ill, and the nurses transferring
him to the ICU. How does the nurse provide information to ensure
continuity of care?—Ans: By giving a verbal order to nurses in the
ICU.
A nurse is preparing for a clients discharge after surgery, is
teaching the clients wife to change the dressing. How can the
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nurse be certain that the wife knows the procedure?—Ans: Have
the wife demonstrate the procedure.
The wristband is an important safety component during the client
stay because it is one of the two identifier is required by which
groups national safety standards (2008) To accurately identify a
client during such activities as giving medications, fluids, and
blood?—Ans: The joint commission
What is required of a client who leaves the hospital against
medical advice?—Ans: Signing a form releasing legal
responsibility
A client comes to the emergency department complaining of
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severe chest pain. The nurse asks the client questions and takes
vital signs. What step of the nursing process is the nurse
demonstrating?—Ans: Assessing
After completing an assessment of a client, the nurse uses critical
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thinking and clinical reasoning to prioritize the clients problems.
Which of the following with the nurse determine is the highest
priority?—Ans: Severe bleeding from a wound
A nurse interviews a pregnant teenager and documents her
answers on the clients record. At the same time, the nurse
responds to the clients concerns and makes a referral for
counseling and maternity care. This scenario is an example of
which of the descriptors of the nursing process?—Ans: Dynamic
A Student is asked to perform a skill for which he is not prepared.
When using the method of critical thinking, what would be the first
step to resolve the situation?—Ans: Purpose of thinking
Based on an established plan of care, a nurse turned a client
every two hours. What part of the nursing process is the nurse
using?—Ans: Implementing
Client is being prepared for cardiac catheterization. The nurse
performs And initial assessment and records the vital signs. Which
of the following data collected can be classified as subjective
data?—Ans: Nausea
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Of the following information collected during a nursing
assessment, which are subjective data—Ans: Indigestion,
abdominal pain
The nurse has entered a clients room to find the client diaphoretic
and shivering, inferring that the client has a fever. How should the
nurse best follow up this cue and interference?—Ans: Measure
the clients oral temperature
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which nursing diagnosis
has the lowest priority for a client admitted to the intensive care
unit with a diagnosis of congestive heart failure?—Ans: Risk for a
body image disturbance
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A client is experiencing shortness of breath, lethargy, and
cyanosis. These three cues provide organization or...—Ans:
Clustering
(cue clustering brings together cues that if viewed separately
Guru01 - Stuvia
would not convey the same meaning)
After assessing a client, the nurse formulates several nursing
diagnoses. Which of the following with the nurse identify as an
actual nursing diagnosis?—Ans: Impaired urinary elimination
After completing assessments, a nurse uses the data collected to
identify appropriate nursing diagnosis for a client. For what are the
nursing diagnoses is used?—Ans: Selecting nursing interventions to
meet expected outcomes
A nurse develops a plan of care to meet the needs of the client
who has had a large loss of blood after a snowmobile crash.
Intervenous fluids and blood are administered and the nurse
monitors the clients physiologic response. This action is known as:—
Ans: Collaborative problem - these are certain physiologic
complications that nurses Monitor to detect on set or changes in
status.
A nurse is formulating a nursing diagnosis for a client with a
respiratory disease. Which of the following would be correct?—
Ans: Ineffective airway clearance related to thick mucus
