ADULT HEALTH I (324 LATEST EXAM 1)
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PASS
1.A Client Is Diagnosed With Metabolic Acidosis, Which Would The Nurse Expect The Health
Care Provider To Order?
Sodium Bicarbonate
2.Which Of These Clients Are High Risk For Fluid Overload?
- A Client Who Is Chronic Renal Failure
- A Client Who Is In Heart Failure
- A Client With Cushing's Disease
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3.Which Of These Laboratory Values For A Febrile Client With Pneumonia Indicates A
Complication With Dehydration?
Increase Urine Specific Gravity
4.What Assessment Findings Would Be Most Consistent With A Serum Sodium Level
128meq/Dl From Inadequate Sodium Intake?
Hypotension And Decreased Dtrs
5.What Is The Priority Care For A Client Who Present With An Abg: Ph 7.48, Paco2 33, Hco3
22?
Assist The Client To Slow Down Breathing And Assist With Rebreathing Device
6.What Statement By An Rn Indicates Understanding Of The Pathophysiology Behind Acid-
Base Balance?
"Respiratory Acidosis Can Occur From The Usage Of Opioids"
7.Which Clinical Manifestation Would Lead The Nurse To Suspect That A Client Is
Experiencing Hypermagnesemia?
Hot Flushed Skin And Diaphoresis (Sweating)
8.Jon Has A Potassium Level Of 6.5 Meq/L, Which Medication Would Nurse Wilma Anticipate?
Kayexalate (K (Potassium) Exits Late)
, 9.Which Electrolyte Would The Rn Identify As Responsible For Determining The Concentration
Of The Extracellular Fluid?
Sodium
10.Lab Tests Revealed That Patient Z's [Na+] Is 170 Meq/L. Which Clinical Manifestation
Would Nurse Natty Expect To Assess?
Tented Skin Turgor And Thirst
11.Tetany Is Most Likely To Result From Which Of The Following Electrolyte Disorders?
Hypocalcemia
12.What Is Tetany?
A Condition Marked By Intermittent Muscular Spasms, Caused By Malfunction Of The
Parathyroid Glands And A Consequent Deficiency Of Calcium.
13.Which Of The Following Iv Solutions Would Be Appropriate For A Patient With Severe
Hyponatremia Secondary To Siadh?
Hypertonic Solution
14.What Disorder Impairs Water Excretion Caused By The Inability To Suppress The Secretion
Of Antidiuretic Hormone (Adh)
Syndrome Of Inappropriate Secretion Of Antidiuretic Hormone (Siadh)
15.When Assessing A Patient For Signs Of Fluid Overload, The Nurse Would Expect To
Observe:
Bounding Pulse
16.Normal Venous Blood Ph Ranges From:
7.35-7.45
17.Mr. Wenceslao Is Scheduled To Receive An Isotonic Solution; Which One Of The Following
Is An Example Of Such A Solution?
0.9% Saline
18.You Are Proving Care To A Client With Metabolic Alkalosis. Which Abg Results Are
Consistent With This Imbalance?
Ph 7.50, Paco2 29, Hco3 30
19.A Patient With Which Of The Following Disorders Is At High Risk For Developing
Hyperphosphatemia?
Hypocalcemia
20.A Client Has The Following Abg: Ph 7.32, Co2 49, Hco3 29, Po2 80. Based On These
Results, The Client Is Experiencing?
Respiratory Acidosis
ALREADY GRADED A + GUARANTEED
PASS
1.A Client Is Diagnosed With Metabolic Acidosis, Which Would The Nurse Expect The Health
Care Provider To Order?
Sodium Bicarbonate
2.Which Of These Clients Are High Risk For Fluid Overload?
- A Client Who Is Chronic Renal Failure
- A Client Who Is In Heart Failure
- A Client With Cushing's Disease
Brainpower
Read More
0:01
/
0:15
3.Which Of These Laboratory Values For A Febrile Client With Pneumonia Indicates A
Complication With Dehydration?
Increase Urine Specific Gravity
4.What Assessment Findings Would Be Most Consistent With A Serum Sodium Level
128meq/Dl From Inadequate Sodium Intake?
Hypotension And Decreased Dtrs
5.What Is The Priority Care For A Client Who Present With An Abg: Ph 7.48, Paco2 33, Hco3
22?
Assist The Client To Slow Down Breathing And Assist With Rebreathing Device
6.What Statement By An Rn Indicates Understanding Of The Pathophysiology Behind Acid-
Base Balance?
"Respiratory Acidosis Can Occur From The Usage Of Opioids"
7.Which Clinical Manifestation Would Lead The Nurse To Suspect That A Client Is
Experiencing Hypermagnesemia?
Hot Flushed Skin And Diaphoresis (Sweating)
8.Jon Has A Potassium Level Of 6.5 Meq/L, Which Medication Would Nurse Wilma Anticipate?
Kayexalate (K (Potassium) Exits Late)
, 9.Which Electrolyte Would The Rn Identify As Responsible For Determining The Concentration
Of The Extracellular Fluid?
Sodium
10.Lab Tests Revealed That Patient Z's [Na+] Is 170 Meq/L. Which Clinical Manifestation
Would Nurse Natty Expect To Assess?
Tented Skin Turgor And Thirst
11.Tetany Is Most Likely To Result From Which Of The Following Electrolyte Disorders?
Hypocalcemia
12.What Is Tetany?
A Condition Marked By Intermittent Muscular Spasms, Caused By Malfunction Of The
Parathyroid Glands And A Consequent Deficiency Of Calcium.
13.Which Of The Following Iv Solutions Would Be Appropriate For A Patient With Severe
Hyponatremia Secondary To Siadh?
Hypertonic Solution
14.What Disorder Impairs Water Excretion Caused By The Inability To Suppress The Secretion
Of Antidiuretic Hormone (Adh)
Syndrome Of Inappropriate Secretion Of Antidiuretic Hormone (Siadh)
15.When Assessing A Patient For Signs Of Fluid Overload, The Nurse Would Expect To
Observe:
Bounding Pulse
16.Normal Venous Blood Ph Ranges From:
7.35-7.45
17.Mr. Wenceslao Is Scheduled To Receive An Isotonic Solution; Which One Of The Following
Is An Example Of Such A Solution?
0.9% Saline
18.You Are Proving Care To A Client With Metabolic Alkalosis. Which Abg Results Are
Consistent With This Imbalance?
Ph 7.50, Paco2 29, Hco3 30
19.A Patient With Which Of The Following Disorders Is At High Risk For Developing
Hyperphosphatemia?
Hypocalcemia
20.A Client Has The Following Abg: Ph 7.32, Co2 49, Hco3 29, Po2 80. Based On These
Results, The Client Is Experiencing?
Respiratory Acidosis
