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You are assigned to provide nursing care for a client reveiving
mechanical ventilation. WHich action should you delegate to an
experienced CNA?
A- Assessing the client's respiratory status every 4 hours
B- Taking vital signs and pulse oximitry reading every 4 hours
C- Checking the vent settings to make sure they are as prescribed
D- Observing wheter the client's tube needs suctioning every two hours
-ANSWER-B- taking vital signs and pusle oximitry reading every 4 hours
*only one with the CNA scope of practice
Which intervention for a client with a PE could be delegated to the LPN
on the care team?
A- Evaluating the client's complaint of chest pain
B- Monitoring laboratory values for changes in oxygenation
C- Assessing for symptoms of respiratory failure
D- Auscultating the lungs for crackles -ANSWER-D- Auscultating the
lungs for crackles
,An experienced LPN, under supervision of the team leader RN, is
providing nursing care for a client with a respiratory problem. Which
actions are appropriate to the scope of practice of an experienced LPN?
A- auscultate breath sounds
B- Administer medications bia metered dose inhaler
C- Complete in depth admission assessment
D- Initiate the nursing care plan
E- Evaluate the cleint's technique for using MDIs -ANSWER-A,B
*can't assess, formulate care plans or evaluate
Following discharge teaching a male client with duodenal ulcers tells
the nurse that he will drink plenty of dairy products, such as mild, to
help coat and protect his ulcer. What is the best follow-up action by the
nurse?
A- Review with the client the need to avoid foods that are rich in milk
and cream
B- Remind the client to take his prescibed sucralfate after meals to
reduce pain
C- Instruct the client to unsure mild products contain at least 4% milk
fat
, D- Tell the client that water is the only liquid he can drink because of his
ulcer -ANSWER-A- review with the client the need to avoid foods that
are rich in milk and cream
A client with ulcerative colitis is receiving mesalamin 800 mg PO TID.
Whic assessment is most important for the nurse to perform to assess
the effectiveness of the medication?
A- Respiratory Rate
B- Blood pressure
C- Bowel patterns
D- White blood cell count -ANSWER-C- bowel patterns
The nurse is preparing to administer a histamine 2 receptor blocker
antagonist to a client with peptic ulcer disease. The nurse understands
that the primary purpose of this drug classification is to?
A- Coat the stomach lining to prevent injury/inflammation when eating
B- Decrease the amount of HCl secretion by the parietal cells in the
stomach
C- Increase the amount of HCO3 regulated by the kidneys
D- Block bradykinin production by inflammatory regulators -ANSWER-B-
decrease the amount of Cl secretion by the parietal cells in the stomach