NGN EXAMS CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET
PRACTICE SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY
VERIFIED ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ What is a significant sign of hypermagnesemia?
Answer: Drowsiness
⩥ What is the reference range for magnesium levels?
Answer: 1.8 to 2.6 mcg/L
⩥ What is the role of the nurse in preparing a client for an MRI?
Answer: Remove all metal-containing objects from the client.
⩥ What should be done if a contrast agent is prescribed for an MRI?
Answer: An intravenous catheter may be inserted.
⩥ What is the NCSBN's definition of integrated processes?
Answer: Processes fundamental to nursing practice, including caring,
clinical judgment, communication, and teaching.
⩥ What is a therapeutic response to a client afraid of angioplasty?
,Answer: Can you tell me what you understand about the procedure?
⩥ What does the correct therapeutic communication technique do?
Answer: Explores the client's feelings and determines their
understanding of the procedure.
⩥ What is the consequence of providing false reassurance to a client?
Answer: It does not address the client's fears and puts their feelings on
hold.
⩥ What is the primary focus of the nursing process?
Answer: To assess, diagnose, plan, implement, and evaluate care for
clients.
⩥ What is the significance of understanding client fears?
Answer: It helps build trust and encourages open communication.
⩥ What is the importance of monitoring clients receiving
pharmacological therapies?
Answer: To ensure safe and effective medication administration.
⩥ What is the role of the nurse in reducing risk potential?
, Answer: Implementing actions to prevent complications related to
treatments.
⩥ What is the expected outcome of using guided imagery?
Answer: To help reduce psychological stress.
⩥ What is the role of the nurse in client mobility?
Answer: To promote safety and assist clients in activities of daily living.
⩥ What should be assessed before an MRI?
Answer: A history of any internal metallic devices.
⩥ What can elevated magnesium levels lead to?
Answer: Neurologic manifestations such as drowsiness and respiratory
depression.
⩥ What is the significance of the strategic word 'best' in client care
questions?
Answer: It indicates the most effective option for the client's needs.
⩥ What does Option 3 in client interaction fail to address?
Answer: The client's fears and feelings.
PRACTICE SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY
VERIFIED ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ What is a significant sign of hypermagnesemia?
Answer: Drowsiness
⩥ What is the reference range for magnesium levels?
Answer: 1.8 to 2.6 mcg/L
⩥ What is the role of the nurse in preparing a client for an MRI?
Answer: Remove all metal-containing objects from the client.
⩥ What should be done if a contrast agent is prescribed for an MRI?
Answer: An intravenous catheter may be inserted.
⩥ What is the NCSBN's definition of integrated processes?
Answer: Processes fundamental to nursing practice, including caring,
clinical judgment, communication, and teaching.
⩥ What is a therapeutic response to a client afraid of angioplasty?
,Answer: Can you tell me what you understand about the procedure?
⩥ What does the correct therapeutic communication technique do?
Answer: Explores the client's feelings and determines their
understanding of the procedure.
⩥ What is the consequence of providing false reassurance to a client?
Answer: It does not address the client's fears and puts their feelings on
hold.
⩥ What is the primary focus of the nursing process?
Answer: To assess, diagnose, plan, implement, and evaluate care for
clients.
⩥ What is the significance of understanding client fears?
Answer: It helps build trust and encourages open communication.
⩥ What is the importance of monitoring clients receiving
pharmacological therapies?
Answer: To ensure safe and effective medication administration.
⩥ What is the role of the nurse in reducing risk potential?
, Answer: Implementing actions to prevent complications related to
treatments.
⩥ What is the expected outcome of using guided imagery?
Answer: To help reduce psychological stress.
⩥ What is the role of the nurse in client mobility?
Answer: To promote safety and assist clients in activities of daily living.
⩥ What should be assessed before an MRI?
Answer: A history of any internal metallic devices.
⩥ What can elevated magnesium levels lead to?
Answer: Neurologic manifestations such as drowsiness and respiratory
depression.
⩥ What is the significance of the strategic word 'best' in client care
questions?
Answer: It indicates the most effective option for the client's needs.
⩥ What does Option 3 in client interaction fail to address?
Answer: The client's fears and feelings.
