NR304 Final Exam Questions And Correct Answers
A nurse is examining a client's bowel sounds. At which of the following stria in the
examination should the nurse auscultate the client's abdomen
Before Percussing the abdomen
During.History the client appears angry and upset. Which of the following statements
should the nurse say
I see you are upset. The hospitals can be overwhelming. Don't concern yourself, it will
be ok"
male patient visited the clinic with a complaint of dull scrotal pain. Upon examination,
the nurse finds a bluish color to the. scrotum and soft. Mass
Varicocele
The benign enlargement of male breast tissue can occurring at puberty and in aging
adults. This is called
Gynecomastia
A nurse is caring for an older adult client who relates a new onset of urinary
incontinence. The nurse should identify this as. incontinence in the older adult client
cystitis
A nurse is admitting a client from a long term care facility. The nurse should use
open-ended questions when assessing which of the following factors
1. When asking the client about his receptiveness to the transfer
Bartholin's gland opening is the anatomically closest to which part of the vulva?
Vaginal orifice
A nurse is caring for a client who has diverticular disease. While palpating the client's
abdomen, in which of the following locations should the nurse expect the client to report
abdominal pain?
lower left. quad
A nurse is evaluating an adolescent who received blunt trauma to the abdomen. Of the
following, which finding is the nurse's priority
, blood pressure
A nurse is performing an examination of the client's cranial nerves. The nurse would use
which of the following methods when assessing cranial nerve 1?
Have the client describe the distinct odour that the nurse is presenting to them.
The nurse recognizes the following statement as true regarding pain that infants
experience?
Infants do not have developed reflexes and cannot respond to stimuli as adults do.
What is the term for FAST. Choose all of the following that apply?
1. Facial drooping, arm weakness, speech is difficult, and time
A nurse who is new to the labor and delivery unit must go through their extensive
orientation. As the orientation evolves------- the different sings of pregnancy can be
when the physician or nurse practitioner does a vaginal exam and inspects the correct
understanding when she can identify the Chadwick sign as: a
a discoloration of the cervix
Male client with an average risk for prostate cancer should start prostate screening at
what age?
50
A female client tells the nurse that she has been pregnant six times, has had four live
birth at term and two spontaneous abortions and two still living. This is how the nurse
will record it in the chart records
G6, P4, Ab2
How would you solve this problem? This problem is expert-written!
Medical Record of G6, P4, Ab2
A nurse is assessing a child a noticed several bruises, Which of the following actions
should the nurse take?
OBTAIN A DETAILED HISTORY
A nurse is caring for a client who is postpartum who asks the nurse when her breast
milk will "come in." which of the actions the nurse make?
3-5 days
A nurse is examining a client's bowel sounds. At which of the following stria in the
examination should the nurse auscultate the client's abdomen
Before Percussing the abdomen
During.History the client appears angry and upset. Which of the following statements
should the nurse say
I see you are upset. The hospitals can be overwhelming. Don't concern yourself, it will
be ok"
male patient visited the clinic with a complaint of dull scrotal pain. Upon examination,
the nurse finds a bluish color to the. scrotum and soft. Mass
Varicocele
The benign enlargement of male breast tissue can occurring at puberty and in aging
adults. This is called
Gynecomastia
A nurse is caring for an older adult client who relates a new onset of urinary
incontinence. The nurse should identify this as. incontinence in the older adult client
cystitis
A nurse is admitting a client from a long term care facility. The nurse should use
open-ended questions when assessing which of the following factors
1. When asking the client about his receptiveness to the transfer
Bartholin's gland opening is the anatomically closest to which part of the vulva?
Vaginal orifice
A nurse is caring for a client who has diverticular disease. While palpating the client's
abdomen, in which of the following locations should the nurse expect the client to report
abdominal pain?
lower left. quad
A nurse is evaluating an adolescent who received blunt trauma to the abdomen. Of the
following, which finding is the nurse's priority
, blood pressure
A nurse is performing an examination of the client's cranial nerves. The nurse would use
which of the following methods when assessing cranial nerve 1?
Have the client describe the distinct odour that the nurse is presenting to them.
The nurse recognizes the following statement as true regarding pain that infants
experience?
Infants do not have developed reflexes and cannot respond to stimuli as adults do.
What is the term for FAST. Choose all of the following that apply?
1. Facial drooping, arm weakness, speech is difficult, and time
A nurse who is new to the labor and delivery unit must go through their extensive
orientation. As the orientation evolves------- the different sings of pregnancy can be
when the physician or nurse practitioner does a vaginal exam and inspects the correct
understanding when she can identify the Chadwick sign as: a
a discoloration of the cervix
Male client with an average risk for prostate cancer should start prostate screening at
what age?
50
A female client tells the nurse that she has been pregnant six times, has had four live
birth at term and two spontaneous abortions and two still living. This is how the nurse
will record it in the chart records
G6, P4, Ab2
How would you solve this problem? This problem is expert-written!
Medical Record of G6, P4, Ab2
A nurse is assessing a child a noticed several bruises, Which of the following actions
should the nurse take?
OBTAIN A DETAILED HISTORY
A nurse is caring for a client who is postpartum who asks the nurse when her breast
milk will "come in." which of the actions the nurse make?
3-5 days
