NUR 216 EXAM 4 | COMPLETE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS UPDATED A+
SCORE REVIEW
Which of the following is an expected finding in the perinatal area of
the older adult?
Hemorrhoids
Perianal muscles are weaker.
Rashes
Increased control of the anal sphincter
Perianal muscles are weaker.
The nurse understands that the older adult is more prone to
pneumonia due to:
Lungs become more able to expand as people age.
The lungs are harder to inflate and rigid.
Able to cough more effectively as the client ages.
The older adult is mor mobile.
The lungs are harder to inflate and rigid.
The nursing student is conducting a health history of an older client.
The client asks, "what does it mean if i get up several times every
night to urinate". The nursing student understands that this is.
, Oliguria
Nocturia
Anuria
Dysphagia
Nocturia
The nurse is about to perform an assessment of an older adult.
Which techniques should the nurse use?
Perform the assessment as quickly as possible to allow the client to
rest.
Perform the assessment systematically to decrease position changes
and allow for rest periods.
Take off all the clothes at once to minimize disruption.
Perform the assessment according to your client's comfort.
Perform the assessment systematically to decrease position changes
and allow for rest periods.
The nurse is working at a long-term care setting who fell three weeks
ago and now has decreased mobility. The nurse should monitor for
which signs because of immobility.
Improvement in walking
SCORE REVIEW
Which of the following is an expected finding in the perinatal area of
the older adult?
Hemorrhoids
Perianal muscles are weaker.
Rashes
Increased control of the anal sphincter
Perianal muscles are weaker.
The nurse understands that the older adult is more prone to
pneumonia due to:
Lungs become more able to expand as people age.
The lungs are harder to inflate and rigid.
Able to cough more effectively as the client ages.
The older adult is mor mobile.
The lungs are harder to inflate and rigid.
The nursing student is conducting a health history of an older client.
The client asks, "what does it mean if i get up several times every
night to urinate". The nursing student understands that this is.
, Oliguria
Nocturia
Anuria
Dysphagia
Nocturia
The nurse is about to perform an assessment of an older adult.
Which techniques should the nurse use?
Perform the assessment as quickly as possible to allow the client to
rest.
Perform the assessment systematically to decrease position changes
and allow for rest periods.
Take off all the clothes at once to minimize disruption.
Perform the assessment according to your client's comfort.
Perform the assessment systematically to decrease position changes
and allow for rest periods.
The nurse is working at a long-term care setting who fell three weeks
ago and now has decreased mobility. The nurse should monitor for
which signs because of immobility.
Improvement in walking
