NURS 6202 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
BANK; COMPLETE ACCURATE QUIZZES
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
1 cup = ______ mL? - correct answer- 240 mL
1 oz = _____ mL? - correct answer- 30 mL
1 quart = ______ cups? - correct answer- 4 cups
1 tsp = ____ mL? - correct answer- 5 mL
8 oz = ______ cups? - correct answer- 1 cup
A chronic kidney disease client is on a fluid restriction of
1,000 mL/day. On a 7a-7p shift, the client drank 16 oz of
coffee. How much can the PM shift nurse give the client?
- correct answer- = 520 mL
8 oz = 240 mL
,240 x 2 = 480
1000-480 = 520 mL left for PM shift
A client has had surgery to repair a fractured left hip.
When repositioning the client onto his side in the bed, the
nurse plans to use which of the following as the most
important item for this maneuver?
A. A bed pillow
B. Overhead trapeze
C. Abductor splint
D. Adductor splint - correct answer- C.
Abductor splint
A lower motor neuron lesion will cause flaccidity or
spasticity? - correct answer- Flaccidity
A patient has full-thickness burns and you give IV fluid
resuscitation. What is the minimum expected output in
,mL using mL/kg/hr? The patient weighs 90 kg. HINT:
0.5mg/kg/hr is expected minimum urine output for most
burn patients. - correct answer- = 180 mL in 4
hours
0.5 x 90 = 45 mL/hr
45 mL x 4 hours = 180 mLs
A patient spilled industrial acids on his arms and legs at
work. Which is the priority action that the occupational
health nurse at the facility should take?
A. Apply an alkaline solution to the affected area
B. Place cool compresses on the area of exposure
C. Flush the burned area with large amounts of tap water
D. Cover the affected area with dry, sterile dressings -
correct answer- C. Flush the burned area with
large amounts of tap water
A patient weighing 68 kg has a 50% TBSA burn. Using the
Parkland (Baxter) formula for fluid replacement how
, many cc/hr should the nurse administer in the first 8
hours? [TBSA burned x Wt (kg) x 4mL] ___________ -
correct answer- The Parkland Formula is for the
first 24 hours. To determine the 8-hour, you need to
divide the results by 2.
68 x 50 x 4 = 13,600 in 24 hours, 6,800 in first 8 hours, and
6,800 in the next 16 hours. That works out to 850 cc/hr
for the first 8 hours.
A patient with a complete cervical cord injury complains
of a throbbing headache. What are we concerned about?
- correct answer- Autonomic dysreflexia
A patient with a right below the knee amputation
complains of severe pain in the right foot 1 day after
surgery. What do you do?
A. Tell him the foot is not present and therefore, not
painful.
B. Administer narcotic analgesic.
C. Give him 800 mg of ibuprofen.
BANK; COMPLETE ACCURATE QUIZZES
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
1 cup = ______ mL? - correct answer- 240 mL
1 oz = _____ mL? - correct answer- 30 mL
1 quart = ______ cups? - correct answer- 4 cups
1 tsp = ____ mL? - correct answer- 5 mL
8 oz = ______ cups? - correct answer- 1 cup
A chronic kidney disease client is on a fluid restriction of
1,000 mL/day. On a 7a-7p shift, the client drank 16 oz of
coffee. How much can the PM shift nurse give the client?
- correct answer- = 520 mL
8 oz = 240 mL
,240 x 2 = 480
1000-480 = 520 mL left for PM shift
A client has had surgery to repair a fractured left hip.
When repositioning the client onto his side in the bed, the
nurse plans to use which of the following as the most
important item for this maneuver?
A. A bed pillow
B. Overhead trapeze
C. Abductor splint
D. Adductor splint - correct answer- C.
Abductor splint
A lower motor neuron lesion will cause flaccidity or
spasticity? - correct answer- Flaccidity
A patient has full-thickness burns and you give IV fluid
resuscitation. What is the minimum expected output in
,mL using mL/kg/hr? The patient weighs 90 kg. HINT:
0.5mg/kg/hr is expected minimum urine output for most
burn patients. - correct answer- = 180 mL in 4
hours
0.5 x 90 = 45 mL/hr
45 mL x 4 hours = 180 mLs
A patient spilled industrial acids on his arms and legs at
work. Which is the priority action that the occupational
health nurse at the facility should take?
A. Apply an alkaline solution to the affected area
B. Place cool compresses on the area of exposure
C. Flush the burned area with large amounts of tap water
D. Cover the affected area with dry, sterile dressings -
correct answer- C. Flush the burned area with
large amounts of tap water
A patient weighing 68 kg has a 50% TBSA burn. Using the
Parkland (Baxter) formula for fluid replacement how
, many cc/hr should the nurse administer in the first 8
hours? [TBSA burned x Wt (kg) x 4mL] ___________ -
correct answer- The Parkland Formula is for the
first 24 hours. To determine the 8-hour, you need to
divide the results by 2.
68 x 50 x 4 = 13,600 in 24 hours, 6,800 in first 8 hours, and
6,800 in the next 16 hours. That works out to 850 cc/hr
for the first 8 hours.
A patient with a complete cervical cord injury complains
of a throbbing headache. What are we concerned about?
- correct answer- Autonomic dysreflexia
A patient with a right below the knee amputation
complains of severe pain in the right foot 1 day after
surgery. What do you do?
A. Tell him the foot is not present and therefore, not
painful.
B. Administer narcotic analgesic.
C. Give him 800 mg of ibuprofen.
