PN-NCLEX questions With
Correct Answers
, Which characteristics symptoms of the client's disorder would the nurse expect to find
during an assessment
1. Polphagia
2. Polyuria
3. Glycosuria
4. Hyperglycemia - CORRECT ANSWERS-2. Polyuria
Physician orders a urine analysis. Which urine characteristic does the nurse anticipate?
1. Tea-colored
2. Pale yellow
3. Colorless
4. Light pink - CORRECT ANSWERS-3. Colorless
Which nursing intervention is essential for monitoring a client's condition
1. Measuring intake and output
2. Analyzing blood glucose levels
3. Inserting a foley catheter
4. Sending urine samples to the lab - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Measuring intake and
output
When directing the nursing assistant to weigh the client, which instruction is most
important for obtaining accurate data?
1. Have the client stand on a bedside scale
2. Weigh the client at the same time each day
3. Ask that slippers be removed when weighed
4. Ask about the client's per-disease weight - CORRECT ANSWERS-2. Weigh the client
as the same time each day
The client is treated with intranasal Lypressin (Diapid). 2 sprays q.i.d as needed
The nurse observes the client self-administering the medication. Which action indicates
that the client is using the medication correctly?
1. The client shakes the medication vigorously
2. The client's head is tilted to the side
3. The client inverts the drug container
4. The client inhales with each spray - CORRECT ANSWERS-4. The client inhales with
each spray
Before the client is discharged, the physician orders Lypressin (Diapid) to be
administered p.r.n. When instructing the client how to take this drug at home, the nurse
tells the client to administer the drug when experiencing which signs and symptoms?
Correct Answers
, Which characteristics symptoms of the client's disorder would the nurse expect to find
during an assessment
1. Polphagia
2. Polyuria
3. Glycosuria
4. Hyperglycemia - CORRECT ANSWERS-2. Polyuria
Physician orders a urine analysis. Which urine characteristic does the nurse anticipate?
1. Tea-colored
2. Pale yellow
3. Colorless
4. Light pink - CORRECT ANSWERS-3. Colorless
Which nursing intervention is essential for monitoring a client's condition
1. Measuring intake and output
2. Analyzing blood glucose levels
3. Inserting a foley catheter
4. Sending urine samples to the lab - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. Measuring intake and
output
When directing the nursing assistant to weigh the client, which instruction is most
important for obtaining accurate data?
1. Have the client stand on a bedside scale
2. Weigh the client at the same time each day
3. Ask that slippers be removed when weighed
4. Ask about the client's per-disease weight - CORRECT ANSWERS-2. Weigh the client
as the same time each day
The client is treated with intranasal Lypressin (Diapid). 2 sprays q.i.d as needed
The nurse observes the client self-administering the medication. Which action indicates
that the client is using the medication correctly?
1. The client shakes the medication vigorously
2. The client's head is tilted to the side
3. The client inverts the drug container
4. The client inhales with each spray - CORRECT ANSWERS-4. The client inhales with
each spray
Before the client is discharged, the physician orders Lypressin (Diapid) to be
administered p.r.n. When instructing the client how to take this drug at home, the nurse
tells the client to administer the drug when experiencing which signs and symptoms?
