HESI Fundamentals Exam Practice Questions well answered 2024

HESI Fundamentals Exam Practice QuestionsA female nurse who sometimes tries to save time by putting medications in her uniform pocket to deliver to clients, confides that after arriving home she found a hydrocodone (Vicodin) tablet in her pocket. Which possible outcome of this situation should be the nurse's greatest concern? A.) Accused of diversion. B.) Reported for stealing. C.) Reported for a HIPAA violation. D.) Accused of unprofessional conduct. - A Rationale: Even if this is only one incident, the nurse may be suspected of taking medications on a regular basis and the incident could be interpreted as diversion (A), or diverting narcotics for her own use, which should be reported to the peer review committee and to the State Board of Nursing. (B, C, and D) are also of concern, but (A) is the most serious possible outcome. A male client has a nursing diagnosis of "spiritual distress." What intervention is best for the nurse to implement when caring for this client? A.) Use distraction techniques during times of spiritual stress and crisis. B.) Reassure the client that his faith will be regained with time and support. C.) Consult with the staff chaplain and ask that the chaplain visit with the client. D.) Use reflective listening techniques when the client expresses spiritual doubts. - D Rationale: The most beneficial nursing intervention is to use nonjudgmental reflective listening techniques, to allow the client to feel comfortable expressing his concerns (D). (A and B) are not therapeutic. The client should be consulted before implementing (C).