NSG 122 HESI | Questions with 100% Verified Answers |
Latest Update 2026/2027
Question: Ventrogluteal
Answer: Site is recommended for general IM injections in adults
Question: Sleep and exercise
Answer: Behavior therapy includes maintaining regular sleep-wake times, avoiding naps,
keeping
to a regular exercise routine and avoiding caffeine, nicotine and stimulating activities
within several hours of bedtime
Question: Safety- assistive devices
Answer: Side rails on the bed raise at pt. request, the patient must b able to raise and lower
the
side rail without help, locking devices on wheelchair and non-skid slippers
Question: Elderly falls- family
Answer: Family members are an invaluable resource in assessing pt.'s risk for a fall. They can
provide information regarding periods of weakness, confusion/ disorientation and history
of unreported falls
Question: Home fall risk prevention - GERI
Answer: Keep stairways clear, maintain walkways and stairs in good condition, keep light in
areas
of walking, have a raised toilet seat, provide grab bars, remove rugs
Question: Fish Oil
Answer: Of all the natural products, fish oil and glucosamine, chondroitin or a combination
supplement were the products most commonly used by adults in 2012. Beneficial to many
aspects of health
Question: Functional assessment
Answer: Focuses on the on the effects of health or illness on patient's quality of life including
the
strength, assess the patient's ability to perform ADL'S or self-care activities
Question: Erikson‐older adult
Answer: Integrity vs. DespairPeople in late adulthood reflect on their lives and feel either a
sense
of satisfaction or a sense of failure. People who feel proud of their accomplishments feel
a sense of integrity, and they can look back on their lives with few regrets.
, Question: Sterile dressing change
Answer: Allow only sterile objects to touch other sterile objects, open sterile packages so the
first
end is opening away from you, avoid spilling, hold sterile objects above the waist, avoid
talking, coughing and sneezing, never walk away from field,
Question: Cath insertion technique
Answer: Hand hygiene, assist into a lying position, open catheter tray, spread and clean,
lubricate
the tip and slowly insert, advance another few inches, after initial return of urine, inflate
catheter balloon and secure to patients' leg
Question:
Answer: Cleansing: relieve constipation or fecal impaction, prevent involuntary escape of fecal
matter, provides visualization, help establish a regular bowel program.
Retention: (oil-retention) lubricate the stool and intestinal mucosa making defecation
easier
Question: Droplet precautions‐mask
Answer: Use a private room available, wear PPE upon entry into the room for all interactions,
mask
help prevent the wearer from inhaling large particle aerosols
Question: Immobility
Answer: Assess for reasons and keep turning the patient
Question: Log‐rolling
Answer: Frequently by log rolling side to back to side, using turning sheets and pillows
between
the legs and maintain alignment
Question: Fall assessment
Answer: Include the client's own perceptions of their risk for falls, assess for any previous
accidents, assess any concerns with their environment, review medication, determine any
scheduled procedure that puts them at risk
Question: Cough etiquette
Answer: Educate to cover mouth and stay home while sick
Question: Heat application‐assess
Answer: Assess if heat application will be beneficial
Question: Nasal cannula‐skin breakdown
Answer: Can use pads to prevent skin breakdown and do not use petroleum jelly because it is
flammable
Latest Update 2026/2027
Question: Ventrogluteal
Answer: Site is recommended for general IM injections in adults
Question: Sleep and exercise
Answer: Behavior therapy includes maintaining regular sleep-wake times, avoiding naps,
keeping
to a regular exercise routine and avoiding caffeine, nicotine and stimulating activities
within several hours of bedtime
Question: Safety- assistive devices
Answer: Side rails on the bed raise at pt. request, the patient must b able to raise and lower
the
side rail without help, locking devices on wheelchair and non-skid slippers
Question: Elderly falls- family
Answer: Family members are an invaluable resource in assessing pt.'s risk for a fall. They can
provide information regarding periods of weakness, confusion/ disorientation and history
of unreported falls
Question: Home fall risk prevention - GERI
Answer: Keep stairways clear, maintain walkways and stairs in good condition, keep light in
areas
of walking, have a raised toilet seat, provide grab bars, remove rugs
Question: Fish Oil
Answer: Of all the natural products, fish oil and glucosamine, chondroitin or a combination
supplement were the products most commonly used by adults in 2012. Beneficial to many
aspects of health
Question: Functional assessment
Answer: Focuses on the on the effects of health or illness on patient's quality of life including
the
strength, assess the patient's ability to perform ADL'S or self-care activities
Question: Erikson‐older adult
Answer: Integrity vs. DespairPeople in late adulthood reflect on their lives and feel either a
sense
of satisfaction or a sense of failure. People who feel proud of their accomplishments feel
a sense of integrity, and they can look back on their lives with few regrets.
, Question: Sterile dressing change
Answer: Allow only sterile objects to touch other sterile objects, open sterile packages so the
first
end is opening away from you, avoid spilling, hold sterile objects above the waist, avoid
talking, coughing and sneezing, never walk away from field,
Question: Cath insertion technique
Answer: Hand hygiene, assist into a lying position, open catheter tray, spread and clean,
lubricate
the tip and slowly insert, advance another few inches, after initial return of urine, inflate
catheter balloon and secure to patients' leg
Question:
Answer: Cleansing: relieve constipation or fecal impaction, prevent involuntary escape of fecal
matter, provides visualization, help establish a regular bowel program.
Retention: (oil-retention) lubricate the stool and intestinal mucosa making defecation
easier
Question: Droplet precautions‐mask
Answer: Use a private room available, wear PPE upon entry into the room for all interactions,
mask
help prevent the wearer from inhaling large particle aerosols
Question: Immobility
Answer: Assess for reasons and keep turning the patient
Question: Log‐rolling
Answer: Frequently by log rolling side to back to side, using turning sheets and pillows
between
the legs and maintain alignment
Question: Fall assessment
Answer: Include the client's own perceptions of their risk for falls, assess for any previous
accidents, assess any concerns with their environment, review medication, determine any
scheduled procedure that puts them at risk
Question: Cough etiquette
Answer: Educate to cover mouth and stay home while sick
Question: Heat application‐assess
Answer: Assess if heat application will be beneficial
Question: Nasal cannula‐skin breakdown
Answer: Can use pads to prevent skin breakdown and do not use petroleum jelly because it is
flammable
