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ADULT HEALTH 2 HESI EXAM|| ACTUAL EXAM
ALL QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE UPDATE 2025 WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS||
which finding is important to communicate to the healthcare provider when the
nurse assesses a client who has had a carotid endarterectomy?
a. poor appetite
b. impaired swallowing
c. decreased neck range of motion
d. slight swelling along the
incision impaired swallowing
which behavior would the nurse include when teaching a family what to expect
from a client who experienced a stroke on the left side of the brain? select all
that apply
a. impaired judgement
b. spatial perceptual deficits
c. slow performance and caution
d. impaired speech/language aphasias
e. tendency to deny or minimize problems
f. awareness of deficits with depression and
anxiety slow performance and caution,
impaired speech/language aphasias,
awareness of deficits with depression and anxiety
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which explanation would the nurse provide to a client about TIAs?
a. temporary episodes of neurological dysfunction
b. intermittent attacks caused by multiple small clots
c. ischemic attacks that result in progressive neurological deterioration
d. exacerbations of neurological dysfunction alternating with
remissions temporary episodes of neurological dysfunction
which statement by a client who had an endarterectomy that is prescribed
clopidogrel would cause the nurse to conclude that teaching was effective?
a. clopidogrel will limit inflammation around my incision
b. taking this medication will help prevent further clogging of my arteries
c. the medication will lower the slight fever I have had since surgery
d. I will take this medication to reduce the discomfort I feel at the surgical
incision taking this medication will help prevent further clogging of my arteries
which amount of time is the max amount the nurse would permit an older adult
with a CVA to remain in one position?
a. 1-2 hours
b. 3-4 hours
c. 15-20 minutes
d. 30-40 minutes
1-2 hours
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which assessment finding indicates that a client has had a stroke? select all that
apply
a. lopsided smile
b. unilateral vision
c. incoherent speech
d. unable to raise right arm
e. symptoms started 2 hours
ago all of the above
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a 50 year old client has difficulty communicating because of expressive aphasia
after a CVA. when the nurse inquired about the clients feelings, the spouse
responds, which communication strategy would the nurse use to address this
behavior?
a. ask the spouse how they know the clients feelings
b. instruct the spout to let the client answer
c. when the spouse levels, return to speak with the client
d. acknowledge the spouse, but look at the client for a
response acknowledge the spouse, but look at the client for
a response
a client with left sided weakness is learning how to use a cane. the nurse would
demonstrate proper use of the cane by holding it where?
a. on alternating sides
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b. on the right side
c. on the side with weakness
d. one the side of clients
choice on the right side
which dinging for a client who has a diagnosis of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation is
most important to report quickly to the healthcare provider?
a. irregular heartbeat
b. right arm weakness
c. client report of palpitations
d. client report of
lightheadedness right arm
weakness
which action would the nurse implement to assist a clients development of
independence, after experiencing a CVA 2 weeks ago?
a. establish long range goals for the client
b. reinforce success in tasks accomplished
c. point out error in performance on which to focus
d. explain ways the client can regain independence in
activities reinforce success in tasks accomplished
We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
ADULT HEALTH 2 HESI EXAM|| ACTUAL EXAM
ALL QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE UPDATE 2025 WITH VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS||
which finding is important to communicate to the healthcare provider when the
nurse assesses a client who has had a carotid endarterectomy?
a. poor appetite
b. impaired swallowing
c. decreased neck range of motion
d. slight swelling along the
incision impaired swallowing
which behavior would the nurse include when teaching a family what to expect
from a client who experienced a stroke on the left side of the brain? select all
that apply
a. impaired judgement
b. spatial perceptual deficits
c. slow performance and caution
d. impaired speech/language aphasias
e. tendency to deny or minimize problems
f. awareness of deficits with depression and
anxiety slow performance and caution,
impaired speech/language aphasias,
awareness of deficits with depression and anxiety
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which explanation would the nurse provide to a client about TIAs?
a. temporary episodes of neurological dysfunction
b. intermittent attacks caused by multiple small clots
c. ischemic attacks that result in progressive neurological deterioration
d. exacerbations of neurological dysfunction alternating with
remissions temporary episodes of neurological dysfunction
which statement by a client who had an endarterectomy that is prescribed
clopidogrel would cause the nurse to conclude that teaching was effective?
a. clopidogrel will limit inflammation around my incision
b. taking this medication will help prevent further clogging of my arteries
c. the medication will lower the slight fever I have had since surgery
d. I will take this medication to reduce the discomfort I feel at the surgical
incision taking this medication will help prevent further clogging of my arteries
which amount of time is the max amount the nurse would permit an older adult
with a CVA to remain in one position?
a. 1-2 hours
b. 3-4 hours
c. 15-20 minutes
d. 30-40 minutes
1-2 hours
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which assessment finding indicates that a client has had a stroke? select all that
apply
a. lopsided smile
b. unilateral vision
c. incoherent speech
d. unable to raise right arm
e. symptoms started 2 hours
ago all of the above
We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
a 50 year old client has difficulty communicating because of expressive aphasia
after a CVA. when the nurse inquired about the clients feelings, the spouse
responds, which communication strategy would the nurse use to address this
behavior?
a. ask the spouse how they know the clients feelings
b. instruct the spout to let the client answer
c. when the spouse levels, return to speak with the client
d. acknowledge the spouse, but look at the client for a
response acknowledge the spouse, but look at the client for
a response
a client with left sided weakness is learning how to use a cane. the nurse would
demonstrate proper use of the cane by holding it where?
a. on alternating sides
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b. on the right side
c. on the side with weakness
d. one the side of clients
choice on the right side
which dinging for a client who has a diagnosis of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation is
most important to report quickly to the healthcare provider?
a. irregular heartbeat
b. right arm weakness
c. client report of palpitations
d. client report of
lightheadedness right arm
weakness
which action would the nurse implement to assist a clients development of
independence, after experiencing a CVA 2 weeks ago?
a. establish long range goals for the client
b. reinforce success in tasks accomplished
c. point out error in performance on which to focus
d. explain ways the client can regain independence in
activities reinforce success in tasks accomplished
We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
