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QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
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A nurse should recognize that a client who has acute renal failure is
receiving hemodialysis for which of these purposes?
-To improve kidney function.
-To increase urinary output.
-To remove nitrogenous waste.
-To enhance glomerular filtration.
To remove nitrogenous waste.
When an elderly client is having difficulty eating because of poorly
fitting dentures, which of these diets should that client have?
-Full liquid.
-Bland.
-Mechanical soft.
-Pureed.
mechanical soft
,A nurse is planning age-appropriate health promotion classes for a
community. The nurse should recognize that Erikson's stages of growth
and development designate that the task of middle age is
-identity vs. role confusion.
-intimacy vs. isolation.
-generativity vs. stagnation.
-integrity vs. despair.
generativity vs. stagnation.
A nurse is working with a postoperative client after throat surgery who
has been reluctant to drink fluids due to pain. Which of these findings
should the nurse recognize as the best indication that the client's
hydration status has improved?
-The patient's urine specific gravity is 1.025.
-The patient's skin appears shinier.
-The patient no longer reports feelings of thirst.
-The patient no longer reports episodes of pain.
The patient's urine specific gravity is 1.025.
,When comparing a pre-term infant to a full-term infant, a nurse should
recognize that the pre-term infant has which of these needs per
kilogram of body weight?
-Less fat and cholesterol.
-More kilocalories and protein.
-More sodium and potassium.
-Less fluid and water-soluble vitamins.
More kilocalories and protein.
When discussing dietary modifications for a client who was recently
diagnosed with a duodenal ulcer, a nurse should make which of these
recommendations?
-Eat a high-protein diet.
-Drink whole milk at each meal.
-Eliminate uncooked vegetables.
-Eliminate the consumption of alcohol.
Eliminate the consumption of alcohol.
Which of these nutritional goals should a nurse plan for a client who
has been diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome?
-To prevent protein malnutrition.
, -To replace serum electrolytes.
-To prevent loss of fatty tissue.
-To provide adequate carbohydrates.
To prevent protein malnutrition.
A nurse should observe a client who is in sickle cell crisis for which of
these symptoms?
-Nausea and vomiting.
-Fatigue and pain not relieved by rest.
-Bleeding and dizziness.
-Immobility and bruising, especially over the lower extremities.
fatigue and pain
A nurse teaches a client who has been newly diagnosed with insulin-
dependent diabetes mellitus about blood glucose monitoring. Which of
these statements would indicate to the nurse that the client has a
correct understanding of the teaching?
-I will check my blood sugar if I feel lightheaded.
-I will check my blood sugar after I exercise.
-I will check my blood sugar only when I am unable to eat.
NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPREHENSIVE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+ | 100% PASS | 2025 UPDATE!
A nurse should recognize that a client who has acute renal failure is
receiving hemodialysis for which of these purposes?
-To improve kidney function.
-To increase urinary output.
-To remove nitrogenous waste.
-To enhance glomerular filtration.
To remove nitrogenous waste.
When an elderly client is having difficulty eating because of poorly
fitting dentures, which of these diets should that client have?
-Full liquid.
-Bland.
-Mechanical soft.
-Pureed.
mechanical soft
,A nurse is planning age-appropriate health promotion classes for a
community. The nurse should recognize that Erikson's stages of growth
and development designate that the task of middle age is
-identity vs. role confusion.
-intimacy vs. isolation.
-generativity vs. stagnation.
-integrity vs. despair.
generativity vs. stagnation.
A nurse is working with a postoperative client after throat surgery who
has been reluctant to drink fluids due to pain. Which of these findings
should the nurse recognize as the best indication that the client's
hydration status has improved?
-The patient's urine specific gravity is 1.025.
-The patient's skin appears shinier.
-The patient no longer reports feelings of thirst.
-The patient no longer reports episodes of pain.
The patient's urine specific gravity is 1.025.
,When comparing a pre-term infant to a full-term infant, a nurse should
recognize that the pre-term infant has which of these needs per
kilogram of body weight?
-Less fat and cholesterol.
-More kilocalories and protein.
-More sodium and potassium.
-Less fluid and water-soluble vitamins.
More kilocalories and protein.
When discussing dietary modifications for a client who was recently
diagnosed with a duodenal ulcer, a nurse should make which of these
recommendations?
-Eat a high-protein diet.
-Drink whole milk at each meal.
-Eliminate uncooked vegetables.
-Eliminate the consumption of alcohol.
Eliminate the consumption of alcohol.
Which of these nutritional goals should a nurse plan for a client who
has been diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome?
-To prevent protein malnutrition.
, -To replace serum electrolytes.
-To prevent loss of fatty tissue.
-To provide adequate carbohydrates.
To prevent protein malnutrition.
A nurse should observe a client who is in sickle cell crisis for which of
these symptoms?
-Nausea and vomiting.
-Fatigue and pain not relieved by rest.
-Bleeding and dizziness.
-Immobility and bruising, especially over the lower extremities.
fatigue and pain
A nurse teaches a client who has been newly diagnosed with insulin-
dependent diabetes mellitus about blood glucose monitoring. Which of
these statements would indicate to the nurse that the client has a
correct understanding of the teaching?
-I will check my blood sugar if I feel lightheaded.
-I will check my blood sugar after I exercise.
-I will check my blood sugar only when I am unable to eat.
