ATI PN FUNDAMENTALS EXAM |
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A nurse on a medical surgical unit is receiving a change-of-shift
report for four clients. Which of the following clients should the
nurse see
first?
a.) A client who has new onset of dyspnea 24 hr after a total hip
arthroplasty0 can mean dvt
b.) A client who has acute abdominal pain of 4 on a scale from 0 to
10
c.) A client who has a UTI and low-grade fever
d.) A client who has pneumonia and an oxygen saturation of 96%
,a.) A client who has new onset of dyspnea 24 hr after a total hip
arthroplasty0 can mean dvt
always look for new onset of anything, other findings are normal
also A staff nurse is teaching a newly hired nurse about
alternatives to the use of restraints on clients who are confused.
Which of the following instructions should the staff nurse include?
a. Remove clocks from the client's room
b. Use full length side rails on the client's bed
c. Check on the client frequently while he is in the restroom
d. Encourage physical activity throughout the day to expend
energy
c. Check on the client frequently while he is in the restroom
A nurse is admitting a client who has tuberculosis. Which of the
following types of transmission precautions should the nurse
plan to initiate?
a. Contact
b. Droplets
,c. Airborne
d. Protective environment
c. Airborne
A nurse is caring for a client who is nauseated and unable to eat
after taking her antibiotic. Identify the steps the nurse should take
to address the nausea.
a.) Identify possible nursing interventions that address the client's
nausea
b.) Review the potential benefits and consequences of each
intervention
c.) Select an intervention that provides the greatest benefit and
least risk
d.) Determine the probability of intervention-related
complications
(3) a.) Identify possible nursing interventions that address the
client's nausea
(1) b.) Review the potential benefits and consequences of each
intervention
, (2) c.) Select an intervention that provides the greatest benefit
and least risk
(4) d.) Determine the probability of intervention-related
complications
A nurse is caring for an adolescent client who has full-thickness
burns on his leg. The client expresses concern about his future.
Which of the following is therapeutic response by the nurse?
a.) "You're concerned about what will happen when you leave
the hospital?"
b.) "If you work hard on your physical therapy, you won't need
to worry"
c.) "You shouldn't worry about the future so you can
concentrate on getting well"
d.) "Why are you concerned even though everyone is here to
help you?"
COMPLETE TEST BANK WITH
CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS | ALREADY
GRADED A+ | BRAND NEW
A nurse on a medical surgical unit is receiving a change-of-shift
report for four clients. Which of the following clients should the
nurse see
first?
a.) A client who has new onset of dyspnea 24 hr after a total hip
arthroplasty0 can mean dvt
b.) A client who has acute abdominal pain of 4 on a scale from 0 to
10
c.) A client who has a UTI and low-grade fever
d.) A client who has pneumonia and an oxygen saturation of 96%
,a.) A client who has new onset of dyspnea 24 hr after a total hip
arthroplasty0 can mean dvt
always look for new onset of anything, other findings are normal
also A staff nurse is teaching a newly hired nurse about
alternatives to the use of restraints on clients who are confused.
Which of the following instructions should the staff nurse include?
a. Remove clocks from the client's room
b. Use full length side rails on the client's bed
c. Check on the client frequently while he is in the restroom
d. Encourage physical activity throughout the day to expend
energy
c. Check on the client frequently while he is in the restroom
A nurse is admitting a client who has tuberculosis. Which of the
following types of transmission precautions should the nurse
plan to initiate?
a. Contact
b. Droplets
,c. Airborne
d. Protective environment
c. Airborne
A nurse is caring for a client who is nauseated and unable to eat
after taking her antibiotic. Identify the steps the nurse should take
to address the nausea.
a.) Identify possible nursing interventions that address the client's
nausea
b.) Review the potential benefits and consequences of each
intervention
c.) Select an intervention that provides the greatest benefit and
least risk
d.) Determine the probability of intervention-related
complications
(3) a.) Identify possible nursing interventions that address the
client's nausea
(1) b.) Review the potential benefits and consequences of each
intervention
, (2) c.) Select an intervention that provides the greatest benefit
and least risk
(4) d.) Determine the probability of intervention-related
complications
A nurse is caring for an adolescent client who has full-thickness
burns on his leg. The client expresses concern about his future.
Which of the following is therapeutic response by the nurse?
a.) "You're concerned about what will happen when you leave
the hospital?"
b.) "If you work hard on your physical therapy, you won't need
to worry"
c.) "You shouldn't worry about the future so you can
concentrate on getting well"
d.) "Why are you concerned even though everyone is here to
help you?"
