GERO HESI EXAM AND EXAM PRACTICE 2024/2025 NEWEST!!
COMPLETE ACTUAL 300 EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS ) ALREADY GRADED A+.
Which observation by the nurse indicates a client's decrease in
hearing acuity? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may
be correct. - ANSWER-*Frequent use of words such as "what"
2
*Postural changes while listening to the speaker
3
*Bending toward the other person while talking
4
*Mismatch between the questions asked and the responses given 5
Startled expression to any unexpected sound in the environment
Which action would the nurse take for a daughter who states that she
gives sleeping pills to her live-in mother who has dementia to stop
wandering at night? - ANSWER-*Explore hiring a home health aide to
stay with the client at night.
2
Discuss the possibility of having the client placed in a nursing home.
3
Suggest moving the client among family members on a monthly
basis.
4
Empathize with the daughter but suggest that wrist restraints would
be preferable
,Which actions would be considered in the collaborative plan of care
for a client with increased lens density? Select all that apply. One,
some, or all responses may be correct. - ANSWER-Performing
keratoplasty
2
*Performing phacoemulsification
3
Monitoring for pain and eye redness
4
*Monitoring the client's blood glucose levels
5
*Assessing if the client is on antiplatelet medication
The nurse instructs a 70-year-old client to dress warmly in cold
weather. Which physical changes seen in the client necessitate this
instruction? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be
correct. - ANSWER-Reduced sebum production
2
Degeneration of elastic fibers
3
Decreased dermal blood flow
4
*Thinning of the subcutaneous layer
5
*Decreased vasomotor responsiveness
,The nurse is advising an older adult client to apply moisturizer when
the skin is moist. Which physical change in the client is associated
with this advice? - ANSWER-Thinning subcutaneous layer
2
Degeneration of elastic fibers
3
*Decreased dermal blood flow
4
Benign proliferation of capillaries
Which age-related changes would the nurse expect to find when
assessing the reproductive health of an older female client? Select all
that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. -
ANSWER*Smaller clitoris
2
*Shrunken vulva
3
Dimpled breasts
4
*Narrowed vaginal opening
5
Green vaginal discharge
Which administration guidelines would the nurse follow when
administering midazolam to an older client? - ANSWER-*The
increments should be smaller, and the rate of injection should be
slower.
, 2
The medication should be given as a rapid intravenous push.
3
It is important to monitor for spikes in blood pressure elevation
during administration.
4
During the procedure, the medication should be given as needed for
pain management.
An 82-year-old client is scheduled for physical therapy after a fracture
of the arm. Considering the older population, the nurse recalls that
mild exercise is likely to have which effect on the client's
respirations? - ANSWER-*Increase to 24 breaths per minute
2
Become progressively more difficult
3
Decrease in rate as their depth increases
4
Become irregular but remain within normal rates
Which approach would the nurse use for a client with Alzheimer
disease who expresses fear and anxiety upon admission to a
longterm care facility? - ANSWER-Exploring the reasons for the
concerns 2
*Reassuring the client with the presence of 1 or 2 staff members 3
Providing the client with a written schedule of planned interactions
4
COMPLETE ACTUAL 300 EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS ) ALREADY GRADED A+.
Which observation by the nurse indicates a client's decrease in
hearing acuity? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may
be correct. - ANSWER-*Frequent use of words such as "what"
2
*Postural changes while listening to the speaker
3
*Bending toward the other person while talking
4
*Mismatch between the questions asked and the responses given 5
Startled expression to any unexpected sound in the environment
Which action would the nurse take for a daughter who states that she
gives sleeping pills to her live-in mother who has dementia to stop
wandering at night? - ANSWER-*Explore hiring a home health aide to
stay with the client at night.
2
Discuss the possibility of having the client placed in a nursing home.
3
Suggest moving the client among family members on a monthly
basis.
4
Empathize with the daughter but suggest that wrist restraints would
be preferable
,Which actions would be considered in the collaborative plan of care
for a client with increased lens density? Select all that apply. One,
some, or all responses may be correct. - ANSWER-Performing
keratoplasty
2
*Performing phacoemulsification
3
Monitoring for pain and eye redness
4
*Monitoring the client's blood glucose levels
5
*Assessing if the client is on antiplatelet medication
The nurse instructs a 70-year-old client to dress warmly in cold
weather. Which physical changes seen in the client necessitate this
instruction? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be
correct. - ANSWER-Reduced sebum production
2
Degeneration of elastic fibers
3
Decreased dermal blood flow
4
*Thinning of the subcutaneous layer
5
*Decreased vasomotor responsiveness
,The nurse is advising an older adult client to apply moisturizer when
the skin is moist. Which physical change in the client is associated
with this advice? - ANSWER-Thinning subcutaneous layer
2
Degeneration of elastic fibers
3
*Decreased dermal blood flow
4
Benign proliferation of capillaries
Which age-related changes would the nurse expect to find when
assessing the reproductive health of an older female client? Select all
that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. -
ANSWER*Smaller clitoris
2
*Shrunken vulva
3
Dimpled breasts
4
*Narrowed vaginal opening
5
Green vaginal discharge
Which administration guidelines would the nurse follow when
administering midazolam to an older client? - ANSWER-*The
increments should be smaller, and the rate of injection should be
slower.
, 2
The medication should be given as a rapid intravenous push.
3
It is important to monitor for spikes in blood pressure elevation
during administration.
4
During the procedure, the medication should be given as needed for
pain management.
An 82-year-old client is scheduled for physical therapy after a fracture
of the arm. Considering the older population, the nurse recalls that
mild exercise is likely to have which effect on the client's
respirations? - ANSWER-*Increase to 24 breaths per minute
2
Become progressively more difficult
3
Decrease in rate as their depth increases
4
Become irregular but remain within normal rates
Which approach would the nurse use for a client with Alzheimer
disease who expresses fear and anxiety upon admission to a
longterm care facility? - ANSWER-Exploring the reasons for the
concerns 2
*Reassuring the client with the presence of 1 or 2 staff members 3
Providing the client with a written schedule of planned interactions
4
