NURS 300 Final Exam Practice Exam (PDF) | Latest
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1. Apatient on warfarin therapy has an INR of 5.0. What should the nurse's priorityaction
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be based on this INR level?
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. . Administer the next dose of warfarin as scheduled. . .. .. .. .. .. ..
. . Hold the warfarin dose and notify the healthcare provider.
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. . Increase the dose of warfarin to achieve a therapeutic level.
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. . Perform aPTTtesting to assess coagulation status. .. . .. .. .. ..
2. Neutropenic (reverse isolation) precautions are intended to:
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. . protect healthcare workers from contagious diseases
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. . prevent outbreaks of communicable diseases .. .. .. ..
. . protect the immunosuppressed patient from infection.
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. . provide surgical asepsis and sterilization .. .. .. ..
3. Which of the following is NOTa common sign or symptom of anemia?
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. . Fatigue
. . Weakness
. . Pale skin ..
. . High blood pressure .. ..
4. What is the primary purpose of neutropenic precautions in patient care?
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. . To enhance the patient's immune response
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. . To protect patients with low neutrophil counts from infections
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, . . To promote faster recovery from surgery
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. . To manage chronic pain effectively
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5. Apatient has been admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of sickle cell crisis. What is the
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primaryfocus nursing interventions for this patient?
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. . Bleeding precautions ..
. . Protective isolation ..
. . Pain control ..
. . Monitor stools for presence of blood .. .. .. .. ..
6. Which of the following is NOTa common symptom of urinary tract infections?
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. . Frequent urination ..
. . Burning sensation during urination .. .. ..
. . Cloudy urine ..
. . Severe abdominal pain .. ..
7. A patient presents with fever, flank pain, and nausea. After a diagnosis of pyelonephritis,
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which of the following treatment plans would be most
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appropriate for this patient? .. . ..
.. Initiate a course of broad-spectrum antibiotics and monitor hydration status
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.. Schedule the patient for immediate surgery to remove the affected kidney
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. . Advise the patient to increase fluid intake and rest without medication
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.. Prescribe over-the-counter pain relievers and recommend follow-up in one month
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Update 2026/27 | A+ Verified | Instant Pdf Download
1. Apatient on warfarin therapy has an INR of 5.0. What should the nurse's priorityaction
. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .
be based on this INR level?
. .. . . . .
. . Administer the next dose of warfarin as scheduled. . .. .. .. .. .. ..
. . Hold the warfarin dose and notify the healthcare provider.
.. .. .. .. .. . .. ..
. . Increase the dose of warfarin to achieve a therapeutic level.
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
. . Perform aPTTtesting to assess coagulation status. .. . .. .. .. ..
2. Neutropenic (reverse isolation) precautions are intended to:
.. .. .. .. .. ..
. . protect healthcare workers from contagious diseases
.. .. .. .. ..
. . prevent outbreaks of communicable diseases .. .. .. ..
. . protect the immunosuppressed patient from infection.
.. .. .. .. ..
. . provide surgical asepsis and sterilization .. .. .. ..
3. Which of the following is NOTa common sign or symptom of anemia?
.. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. ..
. . Fatigue
. . Weakness
. . Pale skin ..
. . High blood pressure .. ..
4. What is the primary purpose of neutropenic precautions in patient care?
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .
. . To enhance the patient's immune response
.. .. .. .. ..
. . To protect patients with low neutrophil counts from infections
.. .. . .. .. . . ..
, . . To promote faster recovery from surgery
.. .. .. .. ..
. . To manage chronic pain effectively
.. .. .. ..
5. Apatient has been admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of sickle cell crisis. What is the
. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . .
primaryfocus nursing interventions for this patient?
. . . .. . . .
. . Bleeding precautions ..
. . Protective isolation ..
. . Pain control ..
. . Monitor stools for presence of blood .. .. .. .. ..
6. Which of the following is NOTa common symptom of urinary tract infections?
. .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. . ..
. . Frequent urination ..
. . Burning sensation during urination .. .. ..
. . Cloudy urine ..
. . Severe abdominal pain .. ..
7. A patient presents with fever, flank pain, and nausea. After a diagnosis of pyelonephritis,
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
which of the following treatment plans would be most
.. .. . .. .. .. .. .. ..
appropriate for this patient? .. . ..
.. Initiate a course of broad-spectrum antibiotics and monitor hydration status
. . . . . . . .. ..
.. Schedule the patient for immediate surgery to remove the affected kidney
.. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .
. . Advise the patient to increase fluid intake and rest without medication
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
.. Prescribe over-the-counter pain relievers and recommend follow-up in one month
. . .. .. . . .. .. ..
