HESI MEDSURG 266
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## **1. Leukemia + Low Platelets**
**Question:**
, A client with leukemia receiving chemotherapy has a platelet count of 25,000/mm³. Which
intervention should the nurse include?
**Options:**
A. Monitor urine and stool for occult blood regularly
B. Remove cold and frozen foods
C. Wrap bruised areas with elastic bandages
D. Use a large gauge catheter
**Correct Answer:** A
**Rationale:**
A platelet count of 25,000/mm³ indicates **severe thrombocytopenia**, placing the client at
**high risk for bleeding**. Monitoring stool and urine detects **internal bleeding early**,
which can be life-threatening.
* B: Not related to bleeding risk
* C: Elastic bandages can worsen tissue damage
* D: Large needles increase bleeding risk
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## **2. TURP Post-Op**
**Question:**
4 hours post-TURP, dark pink urine with clots is noted. What should the nurse do?
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## **1. Leukemia + Low Platelets**
**Question:**
, A client with leukemia receiving chemotherapy has a platelet count of 25,000/mm³. Which
intervention should the nurse include?
**Options:**
A. Monitor urine and stool for occult blood regularly
B. Remove cold and frozen foods
C. Wrap bruised areas with elastic bandages
D. Use a large gauge catheter
**Correct Answer:** A
**Rationale:**
A platelet count of 25,000/mm³ indicates **severe thrombocytopenia**, placing the client at
**high risk for bleeding**. Monitoring stool and urine detects **internal bleeding early**,
which can be life-threatening.
* B: Not related to bleeding risk
* C: Elastic bandages can worsen tissue damage
* D: Large needles increase bleeding risk
---
## **2. TURP Post-Op**
**Question:**
4 hours post-TURP, dark pink urine with clots is noted. What should the nurse do?
