NR 101 PREBOARDS EXAM. ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. NURSING PRACTICE III: CARE OF CLIENTS WITH PHYSIOLOGIC AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ALTERATIONS (PART A) COMPLETE|LATEST 2024 UPDATE EXAM|.

NR 101 PREBOARDS EXAM. ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. NURSING PRACTICE III: CARE OF CLIENTS WITH PHYSIOLOGIC AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ALTERATIONS (PART A) COMPLETE|LATEST 2024 UPDATE EXAM|. Situation: Upon discharge the patient with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) requires considerable patient and family teaching 1. A nurse Instructs a client diagnosed with COPD to use purse-lip breathing. The client Inquires the nurse about the advantage of this kind of breathing. The nurse answers that the main purpose of purse- up is to: A. Prevent bronchial collapse B. Strengthen the intercostals muscle C. Achieve maximum Inhalation D. Allows air trapping 2. Nurse Albert teaches a patient about the use of respiratory inhaler. Arrange the steps in using an inhaler chronologically 1. Press the canister down with your fingers as you breathe in 2. Wait one minute between puffs r more than one puff is prescribed 3. Inhale the mise, hold your breath at least 5 to 10 seconds before exhaling 4. Remove the cap and shake the inhaler A. 4.1, 2, 3 B. 4, 1, 3,2 C. 3, 4, 2, 1 D. 1, 2, 3, 4 3. The physician prescribed monitoring closely of clients oxygen saturation of the blood. Which of the following will you prepare? A. Electrocardiogram machine B. Spirometer C. Pulse oximeter D. Blood Pressure apparatus 4. Patients suffering from COPD are taught to avoid shifts to temperature and humidity. It should be emphasized that heat increases body temperature and thereby raising the: A. Risk for infection B. Anxiety level C. The oxygen requirements D. Fluid intake 5. COPD patients may be taught the following pulmonary hygiene measures to improve clearance of airway secretion, except: A. Postural drainage B. Complete bed rest C. Effective coughing D. Measure fluid intake Situation: Sandy a flower shop owner admitted in medical ward has been resuscitated and was transferred to the ICU, The Physician inserted a CVP line. She was diagnosed of having Congestive Heart Failure (CHF). 6. CVP monitoring could provide the following information, but one: A. Vascular tone B. Blood volume C. Ability of the heart to receive and pump blood D. Glomerular filtration rate 7. The normal CVP reading is. A. 8-12 cm of H20 B. 13 - 17 cm of H20 C. 18-25 cm of H2O D. 4-10 cm of H2O 8. In taking the CVP reading, the nurse knows that the stopcock shall be manipulated in a manner that A. There is a communication between the client and the manometer B. There is a communication between the manometer and the client and closed o the IV C. There is a communication between the TV and the client and closed to the manometer D. There is a communication between the TV and manometer and closed to the client 9. The patient is having volume ventilator. Which of the following does not indicate that the client is adequately ventilated? A. Absence of hyper- and hypoventilations B. Skin is normal in color C. Blood pressure is normal D. Presence of neurologic signs 10. Possible means of verifying proper placement of Lanle's catheter (CVP line)? A. Palpation B. Auscultati on C. Chest X-ray D. Cystoscopy Situation: Enrolling as nursing students taught you what the nursing profession has in store for you and to recognize that each one came from different environs, different influences, different past and present. As you journey through nursing, you saw yourselves transform from the person you were to the "aspiring nurse you have become. Now that you have graduated and now taking your Nurse Licensure Examination (NLE) there is only the "YOU, who is the nurse." 11. As an aspirant, a beginning nurse practitioner after your basic nursing education, the "YOU, who is a professional nurse means: A. I have simply fine-tuned myself, my needs, my wants, my idiosyncrasies, to fit in the profession of nursing. B. The I in me and the nurse in me are two distinct identities that even my patients have to learn to respect. C. I have simply retained my former self but acquired decrease call wood the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values expected of a nurse. reduce pain due to ischemia d elve difficulty of breathing D. The person I am and the professional nurse I aspire to be have now developed into one Filipino Nurse. We are one and the same identity. 12. As you progress in developing your nursing competencies, cardiac response you have to thread a career path according to the culture and design of Philippine Nursing. A. Serving in other countries and learning new and modern ways of doing nursing and sharing these back in the Ph