CJE MED-SURG 1 EXAM LATEST
The nurse on the surgical floor calls report to the nurse at the skilled
nursing facility (SNF) where a client with traumatic brain injury today
for short-term rehabilitation. The nurse reports that the client is
experiencing physical and communication deficits.
As the SNF nurse plans for the client's arrival, which members of the
interdisciplinary team must be included in the plan? Select all -
ANSWERS-A. Nutritionist
C. Social worker
D. Occupational therapy
E. Speech therapy
G. Physical therapy
The nurse admits a 16-year-old client with new onset of seizures and
plans care for the client. The client's parents are in the room and
removing the client from the hospital and initiating their own treatment
with medical marijuana. Marijuana is not legalized in this state
How should the nurse advise the parents? Select all that apply. -
ANSWERS-A. Inquire what they know about medical marijuana and
how they think it can help the client
B. Advise the parents that the use of medical marijuana is against the
law in this state
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, CJE MED-SURG 1 EXAM LATEST
The nurse is assessing a 16-year-old client who is sexually active. Which
statement by the nurse is most appropriate? - ANSWERS-A. "Can you
tell me what you know about contraceptives?"
The home health nurse has arrived at an older adult's home to provide
care. The nurse observes the client moving from the bed to the client is
using poor transfer techniques.
To encourage the client's mobility and prevent falls, how should the
nurse instruct the client to perform the transfer? Select all that apply -
ANSWERS-A. Feel the back of the legs touch the chair before sitting
C. Don't hurry; decrease the pace of walking toward the chair
E. Reach back and grasp the arms of the chair before sitting
A client with osteoarthritis has only been eating 10% of each breakfast
since admission four days ago because of pain and stiffening wrist and
fingers. The client is independent and has not accepted help from the
unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP). Today, the client has self-fed and
eaten 95% of breakfast.
What action by members of the care team may have accounted for the
improved meal intake? - ANSWERS-C. The nurse gave pain medication
to the client 30 minutes before breakfast.
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The nurse on the surgical floor calls report to the nurse at the skilled
nursing facility (SNF) where a client with traumatic brain injury today
for short-term rehabilitation. The nurse reports that the client is
experiencing physical and communication deficits.
As the SNF nurse plans for the client's arrival, which members of the
interdisciplinary team must be included in the plan? Select all -
ANSWERS-A. Nutritionist
C. Social worker
D. Occupational therapy
E. Speech therapy
G. Physical therapy
The nurse admits a 16-year-old client with new onset of seizures and
plans care for the client. The client's parents are in the room and
removing the client from the hospital and initiating their own treatment
with medical marijuana. Marijuana is not legalized in this state
How should the nurse advise the parents? Select all that apply. -
ANSWERS-A. Inquire what they know about medical marijuana and
how they think it can help the client
B. Advise the parents that the use of medical marijuana is against the
law in this state
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, CJE MED-SURG 1 EXAM LATEST
The nurse is assessing a 16-year-old client who is sexually active. Which
statement by the nurse is most appropriate? - ANSWERS-A. "Can you
tell me what you know about contraceptives?"
The home health nurse has arrived at an older adult's home to provide
care. The nurse observes the client moving from the bed to the client is
using poor transfer techniques.
To encourage the client's mobility and prevent falls, how should the
nurse instruct the client to perform the transfer? Select all that apply -
ANSWERS-A. Feel the back of the legs touch the chair before sitting
C. Don't hurry; decrease the pace of walking toward the chair
E. Reach back and grasp the arms of the chair before sitting
A client with osteoarthritis has only been eating 10% of each breakfast
since admission four days ago because of pain and stiffening wrist and
fingers. The client is independent and has not accepted help from the
unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP). Today, the client has self-fed and
eaten 95% of breakfast.
What action by members of the care team may have accounted for the
improved meal intake? - ANSWERS-C. The nurse gave pain medication
to the client 30 minutes before breakfast.
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