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RNSG 1517: PROTECTION AND REGULATION
SEMESTER 1 QUIZ *** QUESTIONS AND
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The registered nurse is caring for a client undergoing
chemotherapy. Which statement made by the client
shows a need for the registered nurse (RN) to delegate
unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) to help the client
with activities of daily living (ADL)? Select all that apply.
1."I have severe nausea."
2."I developed rashes after therapy."
3."I am unable to bear the pain of chemotherapy."
4."I am unable to eat by myself due to the intravenous (IV)
catheter."
5."I am unable to get out of bed because I am so weak
from the therapy."
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4."I am unable to eat by myself due to the intravenous (IV)
catheter."
5."I am unable to get out of bed because I am so weak
from the therapy."
After breast cancer is diagnosed, the client decides on a
modified radical mastectomy followed by a combination
therapy protocol that includes doxorubicin. What
assessment finding does the nurse recognize as a toxic
effect of this drug?
1.Paralytic ileus
2.Red-tinged urine
3.Cardiac dysrhythmias
4.Increased serum magnesium
3.Cardiac dysrhythmias
Doxorubicin has the potential for cardiac toxicity
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A foreign language-speaking client needs to undergo
chemotherapy; a signed consent form is required. What
should the nurse do to explain the terms of the consent to
the client?
1.Seek the help of an official interpreter.
2.Seek the help of the primary healthcare provider to
assist the client.
3.Seek help from the client's family friend who speaks the
client's language.
4.Seek help from the client's caregiver who speaks the
same language as the client
1.Seek the help of an official interpreter.
The nurse informs a client's family that the client is in pain
and does not wish to proceed with chemotherapy. What
is the role of the nurse in this situation?
1.Manager
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2.Educator
3.Caregiver
4.Advocate
4.Advocate
A postmenopausal woman who has cancer of the breast
decides to have a lumpectomy followed by chemotherapy.
After receiving chemotherapy for several weeks, she tells
the nurse that she does not feel well. The nurse reviews
the medical record and notices WBCs 2200/mm3 (2.2 x
109/L), RBCs 4.0 million/mm3 (4.7 x 1012/L), hemoglobin
12.0 g/dL (120 mmol/L), hematocrit 38%, platelets
170,000/mm3 (170 x 109/L). Vital signs are heart rate 97
beats/minute, respiration rate 25 breaths/minute, oral
temperature 99.1 ºF (37.3 ºC), blood pressure 110/72.
Based on this information, what does the nurse conclude
is the client's priority need?
1.Promoting rest
2.Preventing infection
RNSG 1517: PROTECTION AND REGULATION
SEMESTER 1 QUIZ *** QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | VERIFIED AND WELL DETAILED
ANSWERS | DOWNLOAD AND PASS | LATEST
EXAM UPDATE 2026/2027
The registered nurse is caring for a client undergoing
chemotherapy. Which statement made by the client
shows a need for the registered nurse (RN) to delegate
unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) to help the client
with activities of daily living (ADL)? Select all that apply.
1."I have severe nausea."
2."I developed rashes after therapy."
3."I am unable to bear the pain of chemotherapy."
4."I am unable to eat by myself due to the intravenous (IV)
catheter."
5."I am unable to get out of bed because I am so weak
from the therapy."
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4."I am unable to eat by myself due to the intravenous (IV)
catheter."
5."I am unable to get out of bed because I am so weak
from the therapy."
After breast cancer is diagnosed, the client decides on a
modified radical mastectomy followed by a combination
therapy protocol that includes doxorubicin. What
assessment finding does the nurse recognize as a toxic
effect of this drug?
1.Paralytic ileus
2.Red-tinged urine
3.Cardiac dysrhythmias
4.Increased serum magnesium
3.Cardiac dysrhythmias
Doxorubicin has the potential for cardiac toxicity
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A foreign language-speaking client needs to undergo
chemotherapy; a signed consent form is required. What
should the nurse do to explain the terms of the consent to
the client?
1.Seek the help of an official interpreter.
2.Seek the help of the primary healthcare provider to
assist the client.
3.Seek help from the client's family friend who speaks the
client's language.
4.Seek help from the client's caregiver who speaks the
same language as the client
1.Seek the help of an official interpreter.
The nurse informs a client's family that the client is in pain
and does not wish to proceed with chemotherapy. What
is the role of the nurse in this situation?
1.Manager
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2.Educator
3.Caregiver
4.Advocate
4.Advocate
A postmenopausal woman who has cancer of the breast
decides to have a lumpectomy followed by chemotherapy.
After receiving chemotherapy for several weeks, she tells
the nurse that she does not feel well. The nurse reviews
the medical record and notices WBCs 2200/mm3 (2.2 x
109/L), RBCs 4.0 million/mm3 (4.7 x 1012/L), hemoglobin
12.0 g/dL (120 mmol/L), hematocrit 38%, platelets
170,000/mm3 (170 x 109/L). Vital signs are heart rate 97
beats/minute, respiration rate 25 breaths/minute, oral
temperature 99.1 ºF (37.3 ºC), blood pressure 110/72.
Based on this information, what does the nurse conclude
is the client's priority need?
1.Promoting rest
2.Preventing infection
