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A child falls out of a tree and is brought to the Emergency Department
by the parents. The nurse assesses the boy who is crying and moaning
in pain. The child has abrasions on their arms and legs and a 2-cm
laceration on their forehead. What is the priority assessment given the
nurse's findings?
A) The child's heart rate
B) Possible internal injuries
C) Signs indicative of a head injury
D) Broken bones Answer: C) Signs indicative of a head injury
- Considering the nature of the accident in which the client was
involved and since it appears that the client can still breathe on his own
("the client was moaning and crying"), the nurse must prioritize
assessing them for any signs of possible head injury. In children,
symptoms that indicate that a client may have a severe head injury
include persistent crying, vomiting, and refusal to eat. The nurse must
also check for any bleeding or other notable injuries in the client's
head.
,The nurse works for the suicide prevention hotline. Which of the
following callers should be considered the highest risk for committing
suicide?
A) A client says that they often contemplate overdosing on
antidepressants but agrees to get checked as soon as possible at the
nearest hospital
B) A teenager says that they will purchase a pack of blades so they
can slash their wrist C) An elderly client whose spouse recently died
and who tells the nurse that they feel like they have lost the will to live
D) A client who says that they are holding a gun and wants to shoot
themselves Answer: D) A client who says that they are holding a gun
and wants to shoot themselves
- In this case, the client is most at risk of committing suicide since they
have the weapon and a plan.
The first client agreed to get checked; thus, the first option is incorrect.
The Teenager has not yet bought the blades; thus, they are unlikely to
commit suicide soon. The client whose spouse just died may be
experiencing grief after their spouse's passing.
The nurse in the emergency department has the fourth client of the
shift presenting with abdominal cramps, fever, diarrhea, and
headache. All four clients had attended the same town festival. Which
of the following must the nurse do next?
A) Ask each client what food they ate at the festival
B) Contact the nursing supervisor and inform the public health
officials about the similar cases
,C) Isolate all four clients in the same room until their diagnosis is
confirmed
D) Ask the guardians of the clients about their symptoms Answer:
B. Contact the nursing supervisor and inform the public health
officials about the similar cases
- An outbreak is defined as the sudden surge of particular infectious
disease cases. An outbreak is often marked by an increase in the
number of clients seeking consultation for the same symptoms.
Symptoms common in outbreaks include those that affect the
gastrointestinal system, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
When a nurse notices a certain number of clients exhibiting the same
set of symptoms at around the same time and if they have a typical
pattern or "common denominator" in their history of present illness.
In this case, the nurse must inform the nurse manager in charge of the
department. In turn, that person must notify other health authorities
since an infectious disease outbreak may affect many public members.
An elderly client was playing golf with their friends when they
suddenly complained of severe chest pain and dyspnea. The client was
rushed to the hospital, and it was determined that they have unstable
angina. Which of the following is a first-line medication for the client's
condition?
A) Enalapril
B) Nitroglycerin
C) Esmolol
D) Alteplase Answer: B. Nitroglycerin
, Nitroglycerin is classified as nitrate, and nitrates are considered the
"first-line" treatment for angina. It works by relaxing smooth muscles
in the blood vessels, thus promoting their dilation.
Enalapril is an ACE inhibitor that is often used for hypertension and
heart failure. Esmolol is a beta-blocker that is often used to treat
clients with abnormal cardiac rhythms. Alteplase is a thrombolytic
agent used for pulmonary embolism and acute ischemic stroke.
A nurse is at the mall when a radiologic dispersal device (ROD)
explodes. What should the nurse instruct the people closest to the
explosion site to do first?
A) Take off all clothing exposed to the radioactive material from the
device.
B) Stay in open spaces until the authorities and the rescue team arrive.
C) Lie faces down on the floor and keep their head covered.
D) Cover nose and mouth with a cloth or any material that can filter
harmful particles. Answer: D. Cover nose and mouth with a cloth
or any type of material that can filter harmful particles
- A radiological dispersion device is an explosive that contains
radioactive material, which is hazardous to humans. Adverse effects of
excessive exposure to contact with, or inhalation of radioactive
substances include vomiting, hair loss, bleeding, and damage to the
gastrointestinal mucosa and central nervous system. Long-term effects
of radioactive material include cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
Thus, the people closest to the explosion site must do their best to
prevent inhalation or reduce contact with the radioactive material
from the device by covering their mouth and nose.
theory ,,TEST || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! | NEWEST
EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
A child falls out of a tree and is brought to the Emergency Department
by the parents. The nurse assesses the boy who is crying and moaning
in pain. The child has abrasions on their arms and legs and a 2-cm
laceration on their forehead. What is the priority assessment given the
nurse's findings?
A) The child's heart rate
B) Possible internal injuries
C) Signs indicative of a head injury
D) Broken bones Answer: C) Signs indicative of a head injury
- Considering the nature of the accident in which the client was
involved and since it appears that the client can still breathe on his own
("the client was moaning and crying"), the nurse must prioritize
assessing them for any signs of possible head injury. In children,
symptoms that indicate that a client may have a severe head injury
include persistent crying, vomiting, and refusal to eat. The nurse must
also check for any bleeding or other notable injuries in the client's
head.
,The nurse works for the suicide prevention hotline. Which of the
following callers should be considered the highest risk for committing
suicide?
A) A client says that they often contemplate overdosing on
antidepressants but agrees to get checked as soon as possible at the
nearest hospital
B) A teenager says that they will purchase a pack of blades so they
can slash their wrist C) An elderly client whose spouse recently died
and who tells the nurse that they feel like they have lost the will to live
D) A client who says that they are holding a gun and wants to shoot
themselves Answer: D) A client who says that they are holding a gun
and wants to shoot themselves
- In this case, the client is most at risk of committing suicide since they
have the weapon and a plan.
The first client agreed to get checked; thus, the first option is incorrect.
The Teenager has not yet bought the blades; thus, they are unlikely to
commit suicide soon. The client whose spouse just died may be
experiencing grief after their spouse's passing.
The nurse in the emergency department has the fourth client of the
shift presenting with abdominal cramps, fever, diarrhea, and
headache. All four clients had attended the same town festival. Which
of the following must the nurse do next?
A) Ask each client what food they ate at the festival
B) Contact the nursing supervisor and inform the public health
officials about the similar cases
,C) Isolate all four clients in the same room until their diagnosis is
confirmed
D) Ask the guardians of the clients about their symptoms Answer:
B. Contact the nursing supervisor and inform the public health
officials about the similar cases
- An outbreak is defined as the sudden surge of particular infectious
disease cases. An outbreak is often marked by an increase in the
number of clients seeking consultation for the same symptoms.
Symptoms common in outbreaks include those that affect the
gastrointestinal system, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
When a nurse notices a certain number of clients exhibiting the same
set of symptoms at around the same time and if they have a typical
pattern or "common denominator" in their history of present illness.
In this case, the nurse must inform the nurse manager in charge of the
department. In turn, that person must notify other health authorities
since an infectious disease outbreak may affect many public members.
An elderly client was playing golf with their friends when they
suddenly complained of severe chest pain and dyspnea. The client was
rushed to the hospital, and it was determined that they have unstable
angina. Which of the following is a first-line medication for the client's
condition?
A) Enalapril
B) Nitroglycerin
C) Esmolol
D) Alteplase Answer: B. Nitroglycerin
, Nitroglycerin is classified as nitrate, and nitrates are considered the
"first-line" treatment for angina. It works by relaxing smooth muscles
in the blood vessels, thus promoting their dilation.
Enalapril is an ACE inhibitor that is often used for hypertension and
heart failure. Esmolol is a beta-blocker that is often used to treat
clients with abnormal cardiac rhythms. Alteplase is a thrombolytic
agent used for pulmonary embolism and acute ischemic stroke.
A nurse is at the mall when a radiologic dispersal device (ROD)
explodes. What should the nurse instruct the people closest to the
explosion site to do first?
A) Take off all clothing exposed to the radioactive material from the
device.
B) Stay in open spaces until the authorities and the rescue team arrive.
C) Lie faces down on the floor and keep their head covered.
D) Cover nose and mouth with a cloth or any material that can filter
harmful particles. Answer: D. Cover nose and mouth with a cloth
or any type of material that can filter harmful particles
- A radiological dispersion device is an explosive that contains
radioactive material, which is hazardous to humans. Adverse effects of
excessive exposure to contact with, or inhalation of radioactive
substances include vomiting, hair loss, bleeding, and damage to the
gastrointestinal mucosa and central nervous system. Long-term effects
of radioactive material include cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
Thus, the people closest to the explosion site must do their best to
prevent inhalation or reduce contact with the radioactive material
from the device by covering their mouth and nose.
