APEA PREDICTOR FINAL
EXAMINATION COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS
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Question 1: APEA PREDICTOR /APEA PREDICTOR FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS BANK LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!|| Which of these instructions should be
included in the teaching plan for the parents of a 10-month-old
infant who is admitted to the hospital for failure to thrive? a. Advise
the mother to make sure the infant drinks the entire bottle at each
feeding. b. Encourage the mother to feed the infant slowly in a quiet
environment. c. Teach the mother to position the infant on the
abdomen following feedings. d. Instruct the mother to play actively
with the infant during bottle feedings.
Answer:
b. Encourage the mother to feed the infant slowly in a quiet environment.
Question 2: When a newborn is 48 hours old, a nurse notes that the
child is jaundiced. The nurse should recognize which of these
conditions as a probable cause of the newborn's jaundice? a.
Dehydration. b. Liver immaturity. c. ABO incompatibility. d.
Gallbladder immaturity.
Answer:
b. Liver immaturity.
,Question 3: Which of these items should a nurse removed from the
food tray of a client who is on a sodium-restricted diet? a. Packet of
a salt substitute. b. Grapefruit juice. c. Container of jelly. d.
Ketchup.
Answer:
d. Ketchup.
Question 4: Which of these statements, if made by a client who had
a total hip replacement, would indicate a correct understanding of
the postoperative instructions? a. "I will stoop carefully to pick up
items from the floor." b. "I will use a raised toilet seat in the
bathroom." c. "I will bend forward when tying my shoes." d. "I will
put my leg through the full range of motion each day."
Answer:
b. "I will use a raised toilet seat in the bathroom."
Question 5: Which of these measures should a nurse include when
planning care for an 88-year-old client who is admitted to the
hospital with pneumonia? a. Restricting visitors to the client's
immediate family members. b. Limiting the client care activities to
no more than five minutes each. c. Allowing the client to perform
self-care as tolerated. d. Providing the client with a non-stimulating
environment.
Answer:
c. Allowing the client to perform self-care as tolerated.
Question 6: A client, who is newly diagnosed with cancer says to
anurse, "I suppose I need to complete all unfinished business as
soon as possible." Which of these responses is appropriate? a.
,"Yes, you should do this immediately. b. "Don't you think you
should stay focused on your treatment for now? c. "Exactly what
things are you talking about?" d. "It sounds like you are concerned
with your diagnosis."
Answer:
d. "It sounds like you are concerned with your diagnosis."
Question 7: Which of these interventions should plan for a child
who is receiving chelation therapy for lead poisoning? a. Keeping
an accurate record of intake and output. b. Instituting measures to
prevent skeletal fractures. c. Maintaining isolation precautions. d.
Maintaining strict bed rest.
Answer:
a. Keeping an accurate record of intake and output.
Question 8: A nurse obtains these vital signs on an adult client.
Which finding should the nurse follow-up first? a. Heart rate,
60/minute and regular. b. Respiration, 30/minute and deep. c.
Temperature, 97.1 °F (36.2 °C) d. Blood pressure, 136/86 mm Hg
Answer:
b. Respiration, 30/minute and deep.
Question 9: When determining the duration of a uterine
contraction, a nurse should measure the contraction from the: a.
beginning of one contraction to the end of that contraction. b. end
of one contraction to the beginning of the next contraction. c.
beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next
contraction. d. strongest point of one contraction to the strongest
point of the next contraction.
, Answer:
a. beginning of one contraction to the end of that contraction.
Question 10: A nurse should recognize which of these signs is a
probably sign of pregnancy? a. Frequency of urination. b. Positive
pregnancy test. c. Nausea in the morning. d. Abdominal distention.
Answer:
b. Positive pregnancy test.
Question 11: All of these clients are on bed rest. Which one is the
most at risk to develop skin breakdown? a. An 82-year-old client
who bathes once a week. b. An 83-year-old client who applies
powder after drying the skin. c. An 84-year-old client who has been
NPO for four days. d. An 85-year-old client who has coronary artery
disease.
Answer:
c. An 84-year-old client who has been NPO for four days.
Question 12: A client diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus has a
glycosylated hemoglobin A1c of 4.2%. A nurse should interpret this
to mean that the client has: a. had a period of sustained
hyperglycemia. b. been non-compliant with home management. c.
been in relatively good diabetic control. d. eaten a high
carbohydrate snack just prior to testing.
Answer:
c. been in relatively good diabetic control.
EXAMINATION COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS
LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR JUST RELEASED
Question 1: APEA PREDICTOR /APEA PREDICTOR FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS BANK LATEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!|| Which of these instructions should be
included in the teaching plan for the parents of a 10-month-old
infant who is admitted to the hospital for failure to thrive? a. Advise
the mother to make sure the infant drinks the entire bottle at each
feeding. b. Encourage the mother to feed the infant slowly in a quiet
environment. c. Teach the mother to position the infant on the
abdomen following feedings. d. Instruct the mother to play actively
with the infant during bottle feedings.
Answer:
b. Encourage the mother to feed the infant slowly in a quiet environment.
Question 2: When a newborn is 48 hours old, a nurse notes that the
child is jaundiced. The nurse should recognize which of these
conditions as a probable cause of the newborn's jaundice? a.
Dehydration. b. Liver immaturity. c. ABO incompatibility. d.
Gallbladder immaturity.
Answer:
b. Liver immaturity.
,Question 3: Which of these items should a nurse removed from the
food tray of a client who is on a sodium-restricted diet? a. Packet of
a salt substitute. b. Grapefruit juice. c. Container of jelly. d.
Ketchup.
Answer:
d. Ketchup.
Question 4: Which of these statements, if made by a client who had
a total hip replacement, would indicate a correct understanding of
the postoperative instructions? a. "I will stoop carefully to pick up
items from the floor." b. "I will use a raised toilet seat in the
bathroom." c. "I will bend forward when tying my shoes." d. "I will
put my leg through the full range of motion each day."
Answer:
b. "I will use a raised toilet seat in the bathroom."
Question 5: Which of these measures should a nurse include when
planning care for an 88-year-old client who is admitted to the
hospital with pneumonia? a. Restricting visitors to the client's
immediate family members. b. Limiting the client care activities to
no more than five minutes each. c. Allowing the client to perform
self-care as tolerated. d. Providing the client with a non-stimulating
environment.
Answer:
c. Allowing the client to perform self-care as tolerated.
Question 6: A client, who is newly diagnosed with cancer says to
anurse, "I suppose I need to complete all unfinished business as
soon as possible." Which of these responses is appropriate? a.
,"Yes, you should do this immediately. b. "Don't you think you
should stay focused on your treatment for now? c. "Exactly what
things are you talking about?" d. "It sounds like you are concerned
with your diagnosis."
Answer:
d. "It sounds like you are concerned with your diagnosis."
Question 7: Which of these interventions should plan for a child
who is receiving chelation therapy for lead poisoning? a. Keeping
an accurate record of intake and output. b. Instituting measures to
prevent skeletal fractures. c. Maintaining isolation precautions. d.
Maintaining strict bed rest.
Answer:
a. Keeping an accurate record of intake and output.
Question 8: A nurse obtains these vital signs on an adult client.
Which finding should the nurse follow-up first? a. Heart rate,
60/minute and regular. b. Respiration, 30/minute and deep. c.
Temperature, 97.1 °F (36.2 °C) d. Blood pressure, 136/86 mm Hg
Answer:
b. Respiration, 30/minute and deep.
Question 9: When determining the duration of a uterine
contraction, a nurse should measure the contraction from the: a.
beginning of one contraction to the end of that contraction. b. end
of one contraction to the beginning of the next contraction. c.
beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next
contraction. d. strongest point of one contraction to the strongest
point of the next contraction.
, Answer:
a. beginning of one contraction to the end of that contraction.
Question 10: A nurse should recognize which of these signs is a
probably sign of pregnancy? a. Frequency of urination. b. Positive
pregnancy test. c. Nausea in the morning. d. Abdominal distention.
Answer:
b. Positive pregnancy test.
Question 11: All of these clients are on bed rest. Which one is the
most at risk to develop skin breakdown? a. An 82-year-old client
who bathes once a week. b. An 83-year-old client who applies
powder after drying the skin. c. An 84-year-old client who has been
NPO for four days. d. An 85-year-old client who has coronary artery
disease.
Answer:
c. An 84-year-old client who has been NPO for four days.
Question 12: A client diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus has a
glycosylated hemoglobin A1c of 4.2%. A nurse should interpret this
to mean that the client has: a. had a period of sustained
hyperglycemia. b. been non-compliant with home management. c.
been in relatively good diabetic control. d. eaten a high
carbohydrate snack just prior to testing.
Answer:
c. been in relatively good diabetic control.
