Promo B GRADE A Q&A
The nurse is preparing a preoperative teaching plan for a client who is undergoing a
bilateral breast reduction. Which aspect of the plan is the priority?
a) Psychosocial integrity.
b) Reduction of risk potential.
c) Physiologic adaptation.
d) Health promotion and maintenance. - (correct answer)a) Psychosocial integrity.
When caring for a client with myasthenia gravis, the nurse should assess the client for
which of the following manifestations of cholinergic crisis? Select all that apply.
a) Decreased secretions and saliva
b) Ptosis
c) Abdominal cramps
d) Increased heart rate
e) Fasciculation
f) Respiratory rate of 6 and irregular - (correct answer)b) Ptosis
c) Abdominal cramps
e) Fasciculation
f) Respiratory rate of 6 and irregular
A father brings his 4-week-old son to the clinic for a checkup, stating that he believes his
son's testicle is missing. Which of the following explanations would be most
appropriate?
a) "Although the testes should have descended by now, it is not a cause for worry."
b) "The testes are present in the scrotal sac at birth, but surgery can remedy the
situation."
The nurse is preparing a preoperative teaching plan for a client who is undergoing a
bilateral breast reduction. Which aspect of the plan is the priority?
a) Psychosocial integrity.
b) Reduction of risk potential.
c) Physiologic adaptation.
d) Health promotion and maintenance. - (correct answer)a) Psychosocial integrity.
When caring for a client with myasthenia gravis, the nurse should assess the client for
which of the following manifestations of cholinergic crisis? Select all that apply.
a) Decreased secretions and saliva
b) Ptosis
c) Abdominal cramps
d) Increased heart rate
e) Fasciculation
f) Respiratory rate of 6 and irregular - (correct answer)b) Ptosis
c) Abdominal cramps
e) Fasciculation
f) Respiratory rate of 6 and irregular
A father brings his 4-week-old son to the clinic for a checkup, stating that he believes his
son's testicle is missing. Which of the following explanations would be most
appropriate?
a) "Although the testes should have descended by now, it is not a cause for worry."
b) "The testes are present in the scrotal sac at birth, but surgery can remedy the
situation."
