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PN3 Exam 3 2023 UPDATE {SCORED 98%} D) Plasma low-density protein 10) A nurse provides teaching to a client with a history of chronic stable angina and a new prescription for nitroglycerin sublingual tablets. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the teaching for this medication? A) “I’ll dial 911 and take three nitroglycerin tablets 5 minutes apart.” B) I'll dial 911 if is still have pain after four nitroglycerine tablets over 20 minutes C) I'll dial 911 when I have pain and then ill take all 3 nitroglycerine tablets at once D) I'll dial 911 if one nitroglycerine tablet does not resolve my pain, and then take up to 4 more tablets 3 minutes apart while waiting. 11) The client with chronic renal failure has been prescribes a restricted potassium diet. Which of the following snacks is the most appropriate for the client? A) Orange juice B) Banana C) Dried dates D)Applesauce 12) The nurse is caring for a client with new onset of elevated BUN and creatinine, oliguria, hypotension, and diarrhea for one week. The nurse suspects which disease process? A) Acute renal failure B)Hepatic encephalopathy C) Pyelonephritis D) End-stage renal disease 13) A client presents with the following vital signs: BP 90/60, temp 38.3C (101F), HR 116, RR 24. The client has a post-op abdominal incision that is warm and red. Which state of shock is this client in? A) Anaphylactic B) Hypovolemic C) Septic D) Neurogenic 14) The nurse place a client on telemetry following a diagnosis of anterior wall MI. What findings are expected with this EKG tracing? (SATA) A) ST segment elevation B) An abnormal Q wave C) Prolonged P-R interval D) T-wave inversion E) An absent P wave 15) A client is experiencing a bee sting before arrival to the emergency department with difficulty breathing, a sign of hypoxia, and hypotension. The nurse realizes these are signs of anaphylactic shock. Which of the following should the nurse implement first? A) Raise the clients' feet and legs B) Administer epinephrine 1mg/mL concentration, 0.3 to 0.5 mL IM C) Start an IV and administer 0.9%sodium chloride D) Access the airway and apply oxygen per protocol


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