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MINE NGN HESI RN 2025 EXIT EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS UPDATE 2024/2025 ALL ANSWERS 100%
CORRECT GRADED A+ FOR SUCCESS
A client with acute asthma exacerbation is manifesting inspiratory and expiratory
wheezes and a decreased forced expiratory volume. Which prescribed drug class
should the nurse administer first to the client?
A) Inhaled short acting beta two agonists.
B) Inhaled corticosteroids.
C) Anti-cholinergics.
D) Leukotriene modifiers. - CORRECT ANSWERS B) Inhaled corticosteroids.
The nurse enters a clients room to administer oral medication's and find an
unlicensed assistive personnel providing personal care to the client, whose condition
has obviously deteriorated. The client is lying in a supine position and is weak, pale,
and diaphoretic. Which is the priority nursing action?
A) Determine why the UAP did not notify the nurse of the change in the clients
condition.
B) Advised the UAP to stop providing care so the nurse can assess the clients
condition.
C) Explain to the UAP that changes in a clients condition should be reported
immediately.
D) Ask for UAP to position the client so the oral medication's can be administered. -
CORRECT ANSWERS B) Advised the UAP to stop providing care so the nurse can
assess the clients condition.
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The client who was admitted yesterday with severe dehydration is reporting pain
where a 24 gauge IV catheter with 0.9% sodium chloride is infusing at a rate of 150
mL per hour. Which intervention should the nurse implement first?
A) Discontinue the 24 gauge IV.
B) Establish a second IV site.
C) Stop the 0.9% sodium chloride infusion.
D) Assess the IV for blood return. - CORRECT ANSWERS C) Stop the 0.9%
sodium chloride infusion.
Client should the nurse assess frequently because of the risk for overflow
incontinence?
A) a client with hematuria and decreasing hemoglobin and hematocrit levels.
B) A client who has been fast, with increased serum creatinine levels.
C) A client who is confused and frequently forgets to go to the bathroom.
D) A client who has a history of frequent urinary tract infections. - CORRECT
ANSWERS C) A client who is confused and frequently forgets to go to the bathroom.
After a spider bite on the lower extremity, a client is admitted for treatment of an
infection that is spreading up the leg. Which admission assessment findings should
the nurse report to the healthcare provider? SATA.
A) Location of the initial IV site.
B) Swollen lymph nodes in the groin.
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C) Red blood cell count.
D) White blood cell count.
E) Core body temperature. - CORRECT ANSWERS B) Swollen lymph nodes in the
groin.
D) White blood cell count.
E) Core body temperature.
When preparing to administer a prescribed medication to a homeless client at a
community psychiatric clinic. The client tells the nurse that the usual dosage taken is
different from the dose the nurse is giving. Which action should the nurse take?
A) Inform the client that he may refuse the medication and document whether or not
the client takes it.
B) Withhold the medication until the dosage can be confirmed.
C) Explain to the client that the dosage has been changed.
D) Tell the client to take the medication then verify the dosage at the next healthcare
team meeting. - CORRECT ANSWERS B) Withhold the medication until the
dosage can be confirmed.
The charge nurse is making assignments for one practical nurse and three
registered nurses who are caring for neurologically compromised clients. Which
client with which change in status is best to assign to the PN?
A) Subdural hematoma whose blood pressure changed from 150/80 to 170/60.
B) Viral meningitis whose temperature change from 101 S to 102F.
C) Diabetic keto acidosis who is Glasgow coma scale score changed from 10 to 7.
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D) Myxedema, whose blood pressure change from 80/50 to 70/40. - CORRECT
ANSWERS B) Viral meningitis whose temperature change from 101 S to 102F.
The nurse is caring for a client with pneumonia who now develops initial signs of
septic shock and multi organ failure. The healthcare provider prescribes a sepsis
protocol. Which intervention is most important for the nurse to include in the plan of
care?
A) Maintain strict intake and output.
B) Keep head of bed raised 45°.
C) Excess warmth of extremities.
D) Monitor blood glucose level. - CORRECT ANSWERS A) Maintain strict intake
and output.
And adolescent client is admitted to the hospital because of writing a suicide note to
a teacher at school. On the second day of hospitalization, the nurse asked the client
to meet with the treatment team. After the team meeting, the client leaves in tears
and goes to their room. Which nursing intervention is best?
A) Let the client rest quietly in their room for a while.
B) Explore the clients goals and desire for treatment.
C) Ask the treatment team about the clients behavior.
D) Go to the clients room and ask what happened. - CORRECT ANSWERS D) Go
to the clients room and ask what happened.
The healthcare provider prescribes dalteparin 200 units per kilogram subcutaneous
once a day for a client who weighs 154 pounds. The medication is available and
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MINE NGN HESI RN 2025 EXIT EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS UPDATE 2024/2025 ALL ANSWERS 100%
CORRECT GRADED A+ FOR SUCCESS
A client with acute asthma exacerbation is manifesting inspiratory and expiratory
wheezes and a decreased forced expiratory volume. Which prescribed drug class
should the nurse administer first to the client?
A) Inhaled short acting beta two agonists.
B) Inhaled corticosteroids.
C) Anti-cholinergics.
D) Leukotriene modifiers. - CORRECT ANSWERS B) Inhaled corticosteroids.
The nurse enters a clients room to administer oral medication's and find an
unlicensed assistive personnel providing personal care to the client, whose condition
has obviously deteriorated. The client is lying in a supine position and is weak, pale,
and diaphoretic. Which is the priority nursing action?
A) Determine why the UAP did not notify the nurse of the change in the clients
condition.
B) Advised the UAP to stop providing care so the nurse can assess the clients
condition.
C) Explain to the UAP that changes in a clients condition should be reported
immediately.
D) Ask for UAP to position the client so the oral medication's can be administered. -
CORRECT ANSWERS B) Advised the UAP to stop providing care so the nurse can
assess the clients condition.
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The client who was admitted yesterday with severe dehydration is reporting pain
where a 24 gauge IV catheter with 0.9% sodium chloride is infusing at a rate of 150
mL per hour. Which intervention should the nurse implement first?
A) Discontinue the 24 gauge IV.
B) Establish a second IV site.
C) Stop the 0.9% sodium chloride infusion.
D) Assess the IV for blood return. - CORRECT ANSWERS C) Stop the 0.9%
sodium chloride infusion.
Client should the nurse assess frequently because of the risk for overflow
incontinence?
A) a client with hematuria and decreasing hemoglobin and hematocrit levels.
B) A client who has been fast, with increased serum creatinine levels.
C) A client who is confused and frequently forgets to go to the bathroom.
D) A client who has a history of frequent urinary tract infections. - CORRECT
ANSWERS C) A client who is confused and frequently forgets to go to the bathroom.
After a spider bite on the lower extremity, a client is admitted for treatment of an
infection that is spreading up the leg. Which admission assessment findings should
the nurse report to the healthcare provider? SATA.
A) Location of the initial IV site.
B) Swollen lymph nodes in the groin.
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C) Red blood cell count.
D) White blood cell count.
E) Core body temperature. - CORRECT ANSWERS B) Swollen lymph nodes in the
groin.
D) White blood cell count.
E) Core body temperature.
When preparing to administer a prescribed medication to a homeless client at a
community psychiatric clinic. The client tells the nurse that the usual dosage taken is
different from the dose the nurse is giving. Which action should the nurse take?
A) Inform the client that he may refuse the medication and document whether or not
the client takes it.
B) Withhold the medication until the dosage can be confirmed.
C) Explain to the client that the dosage has been changed.
D) Tell the client to take the medication then verify the dosage at the next healthcare
team meeting. - CORRECT ANSWERS B) Withhold the medication until the
dosage can be confirmed.
The charge nurse is making assignments for one practical nurse and three
registered nurses who are caring for neurologically compromised clients. Which
client with which change in status is best to assign to the PN?
A) Subdural hematoma whose blood pressure changed from 150/80 to 170/60.
B) Viral meningitis whose temperature change from 101 S to 102F.
C) Diabetic keto acidosis who is Glasgow coma scale score changed from 10 to 7.
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D) Myxedema, whose blood pressure change from 80/50 to 70/40. - CORRECT
ANSWERS B) Viral meningitis whose temperature change from 101 S to 102F.
The nurse is caring for a client with pneumonia who now develops initial signs of
septic shock and multi organ failure. The healthcare provider prescribes a sepsis
protocol. Which intervention is most important for the nurse to include in the plan of
care?
A) Maintain strict intake and output.
B) Keep head of bed raised 45°.
C) Excess warmth of extremities.
D) Monitor blood glucose level. - CORRECT ANSWERS A) Maintain strict intake
and output.
And adolescent client is admitted to the hospital because of writing a suicide note to
a teacher at school. On the second day of hospitalization, the nurse asked the client
to meet with the treatment team. After the team meeting, the client leaves in tears
and goes to their room. Which nursing intervention is best?
A) Let the client rest quietly in their room for a while.
B) Explore the clients goals and desire for treatment.
C) Ask the treatment team about the clients behavior.
D) Go to the clients room and ask what happened. - CORRECT ANSWERS D) Go
to the clients room and ask what happened.
The healthcare provider prescribes dalteparin 200 units per kilogram subcutaneous
once a day for a client who weighs 154 pounds. The medication is available and
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