NUR 2421C benchmark II MEDSURG Keiser University-Ft
Lauderdale Questions with 100% Verified Answers
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Question: The nurse educates a client with seizures about their newly prescribed phenytoin.
Which side effects should the nurse include in the teaching? SATA
Answer:
tremors
slurred speech
LOC
Question: The ED nurse assesses a client presenting with abdominal pain. What additional
findings lead the nurse to suspect appendicitis? SATA
Answer:
N/V Low-grade fever pain with cough Diaphoresis
Question: The nurse prepares to teach a client about contact dermatitis. Which instruction is
most important for the nurse to include to help relieve symptoms of discomfort and prevent
secondary skin infection?
Answer:
Avoid scratching the rash
Question: the nurse provides teaching to a client with conjunctivitis. Which statement m by
the client causes the most concern?
Answer:
I will only share my make-up with my family, not my friends
Question: The nurse plans care for the client who is scheduled to have outpatient surgery.
What priority action should the nurse complete before the procedure to maximize safety in
postoperative care?
Answer:
Establish baseline vitals and heart rhythm
Question: The nurse instructs a newly hired nurse on frequent sources of hospital acquired
infections (HAIs). Which staff behaviors should the nurse discuss the increase the risk of
hospital-acquired infections? SATA
Answer:
Noncompliance with hand washing
Not following contact precautions where warranted
, Breaking sterile technique during insertion of a central line
Question: The nurse discussed the wishes of end-of-life with a terminal ill client. What does
the nurse know to be qualities of a good death? SATA
Answer:
The end-of-life plan lessens family suffering
The end-of-life plan is consistent with spiritual beliefs
The end-of-life plan is free from avoidable pain
Question: the nurse provides discharge education for a client with newly diagnosed diabetes
mellitus type 2. The client understands what dietary options to limit or avoid when they list
which foods? SATA
Answer:
fried rice Strawberry yogurt dried fruit snacks
French fires
Question: A nurse from another unit asks why normal saline is not routinely used to suction
a client with a tracheostomy. What rationale should the nurse include in the response?
Answer:
It can flush particles into the lower respiratory tract
Question: 7/11 client being discharged after 3-week COVID pneumonia admission. Client
was in the ICU for the first 7 days on a ventilator. While in hospital, client developed stage 3
pressure injury to coccyx. Client has lots of family support who were present each day.
Clients chest Xray are normal at this time. Client alert and oriented. Bilateral hand grips are
weak and client reports - just don't have much energy. Client hasn't eaten much since
extubated stating - this food is just horrible. The case management nurse is participating in
discharging home after a 3-week hospital stay secondary to COVID pneumonia. Which home
health referrals are appropriate?
Answer:
Dietician Physical therapist Nurse Occupational therapist Social worker
Question: The nurse cares for a client with a T5-6 spinal cord injury. Complete the following
sentences by choosing from the lists of options The nurse suspects the client is
experiencing 1. Then nurses first action is to 2.
Answer:
1.Automic dysreflexia, 2. check for bladder distention.
Question: The charge nurse on the oncology unit plans assignments for the next shift.
Which client does the charge nurse assign to the nurse from another unit?
Lauderdale Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Latest Update
Question: The nurse educates a client with seizures about their newly prescribed phenytoin.
Which side effects should the nurse include in the teaching? SATA
Answer:
tremors
slurred speech
LOC
Question: The ED nurse assesses a client presenting with abdominal pain. What additional
findings lead the nurse to suspect appendicitis? SATA
Answer:
N/V Low-grade fever pain with cough Diaphoresis
Question: The nurse prepares to teach a client about contact dermatitis. Which instruction is
most important for the nurse to include to help relieve symptoms of discomfort and prevent
secondary skin infection?
Answer:
Avoid scratching the rash
Question: the nurse provides teaching to a client with conjunctivitis. Which statement m by
the client causes the most concern?
Answer:
I will only share my make-up with my family, not my friends
Question: The nurse plans care for the client who is scheduled to have outpatient surgery.
What priority action should the nurse complete before the procedure to maximize safety in
postoperative care?
Answer:
Establish baseline vitals and heart rhythm
Question: The nurse instructs a newly hired nurse on frequent sources of hospital acquired
infections (HAIs). Which staff behaviors should the nurse discuss the increase the risk of
hospital-acquired infections? SATA
Answer:
Noncompliance with hand washing
Not following contact precautions where warranted
, Breaking sterile technique during insertion of a central line
Question: The nurse discussed the wishes of end-of-life with a terminal ill client. What does
the nurse know to be qualities of a good death? SATA
Answer:
The end-of-life plan lessens family suffering
The end-of-life plan is consistent with spiritual beliefs
The end-of-life plan is free from avoidable pain
Question: the nurse provides discharge education for a client with newly diagnosed diabetes
mellitus type 2. The client understands what dietary options to limit or avoid when they list
which foods? SATA
Answer:
fried rice Strawberry yogurt dried fruit snacks
French fires
Question: A nurse from another unit asks why normal saline is not routinely used to suction
a client with a tracheostomy. What rationale should the nurse include in the response?
Answer:
It can flush particles into the lower respiratory tract
Question: 7/11 client being discharged after 3-week COVID pneumonia admission. Client
was in the ICU for the first 7 days on a ventilator. While in hospital, client developed stage 3
pressure injury to coccyx. Client has lots of family support who were present each day.
Clients chest Xray are normal at this time. Client alert and oriented. Bilateral hand grips are
weak and client reports - just don't have much energy. Client hasn't eaten much since
extubated stating - this food is just horrible. The case management nurse is participating in
discharging home after a 3-week hospital stay secondary to COVID pneumonia. Which home
health referrals are appropriate?
Answer:
Dietician Physical therapist Nurse Occupational therapist Social worker
Question: The nurse cares for a client with a T5-6 spinal cord injury. Complete the following
sentences by choosing from the lists of options The nurse suspects the client is
experiencing 1. Then nurses first action is to 2.
Answer:
1.Automic dysreflexia, 2. check for bladder distention.
Question: The charge nurse on the oncology unit plans assignments for the next shift.
Which client does the charge nurse assign to the nurse from another unit?
