NUR 283 / NUR283 Comprehensive
Exam V1 (Latest Update 2025 /
2026) Transition to Registered
Nursing | Questions & Answers |
Grade A | 100% Correct - Galen
Question:
The RN charge nurse is making client assessments. Which client should the
charge nurse assign to the LVN/LPN?
Answer:
The client with dyspnea who is scheduled for a bronchoscopy to R/O lung
cancer
Question:
Six days after a kidney transplant from a deceased donor, a patient develops a
temperature of 101.2 F, tenderness at the transplant site, and oliguria. The
nurse recognizes that these findings indicate:
Answer:
acute rejection, which is not uncommon and is usually reversible
,Question:
What MS teaching would you provide to a client?
Answer:
*Avoid OTC drugs that could cause complications due to possible undesirable
additive effects.
* Provide education about energy conservation and to avoid overexertion
* Avoid stress
* Avoid extremes of temperatures
* Avoid humidity
* Avoid people with infections
Question:
For any patient with kidney transplant notify provider if?
Answer:
* Hypotension or excessive diuresis occurs as this reduces blood flow to the
new kidney and threatens graft survival. Report s/s of infection, including
pain and tenderness at the transplant site. Also, watch for tachycardia and
fever. These patients will continue to have some blood in the urine post-op, so
pink-tinged urine is not uncommon. It will take up to a few weeks for the
urine color to return to normal after a kidney transplant
,Question:
The nurse is caring for a client who goes into ventricular tachycardia. Which
intervention should the nurse implement first?
Answer:
Assess the client for a pulse
Question:
If the patient is in VFIb or VTach without a pulse is what type of rhythm
Answer:
shockable and the priority is to defibrillate
Question:
A nurse witnesses an UAP reprimanding a client for not using the urinal
properly. The UAP threatens to put a diaper on the client if the urinal is not
used more carefully next time. Which of the following torts is the UAP
committing?
Answer:
Assault
Question:
What is Battery
Answer:
is physical contact without a person's consent
, Question:
What is defemination
Answer:
is false communication or communication with carless disregard for the truth
with the intent to injure an individual's reputation
Question:
You are the nurse providing care for a client receiving gentamicin
intravenously and IC site is red and swollen. What care would you provided
Answer:
For any peripheral IV, if the site is red and swollen upon assessment, the next
action is to remove the IV. Phlebitis/ infiltration from the the IV requires the
nurse to document in the medical record as well as complete an incident
report
Question:
Do you document that you completed an incident report in the medical
records?
Answer:
No, Document objectively a description of the facts and your actions. Do not
document in the medical record that an incident report was completed. The
incident report is for the organization's risk management department. Again,
only document the facts and nursing actions taken. Do not state in the
medical record that you completed an incident report.
Exam V1 (Latest Update 2025 /
2026) Transition to Registered
Nursing | Questions & Answers |
Grade A | 100% Correct - Galen
Question:
The RN charge nurse is making client assessments. Which client should the
charge nurse assign to the LVN/LPN?
Answer:
The client with dyspnea who is scheduled for a bronchoscopy to R/O lung
cancer
Question:
Six days after a kidney transplant from a deceased donor, a patient develops a
temperature of 101.2 F, tenderness at the transplant site, and oliguria. The
nurse recognizes that these findings indicate:
Answer:
acute rejection, which is not uncommon and is usually reversible
,Question:
What MS teaching would you provide to a client?
Answer:
*Avoid OTC drugs that could cause complications due to possible undesirable
additive effects.
* Provide education about energy conservation and to avoid overexertion
* Avoid stress
* Avoid extremes of temperatures
* Avoid humidity
* Avoid people with infections
Question:
For any patient with kidney transplant notify provider if?
Answer:
* Hypotension or excessive diuresis occurs as this reduces blood flow to the
new kidney and threatens graft survival. Report s/s of infection, including
pain and tenderness at the transplant site. Also, watch for tachycardia and
fever. These patients will continue to have some blood in the urine post-op, so
pink-tinged urine is not uncommon. It will take up to a few weeks for the
urine color to return to normal after a kidney transplant
,Question:
The nurse is caring for a client who goes into ventricular tachycardia. Which
intervention should the nurse implement first?
Answer:
Assess the client for a pulse
Question:
If the patient is in VFIb or VTach without a pulse is what type of rhythm
Answer:
shockable and the priority is to defibrillate
Question:
A nurse witnesses an UAP reprimanding a client for not using the urinal
properly. The UAP threatens to put a diaper on the client if the urinal is not
used more carefully next time. Which of the following torts is the UAP
committing?
Answer:
Assault
Question:
What is Battery
Answer:
is physical contact without a person's consent
, Question:
What is defemination
Answer:
is false communication or communication with carless disregard for the truth
with the intent to injure an individual's reputation
Question:
You are the nurse providing care for a client receiving gentamicin
intravenously and IC site is red and swollen. What care would you provided
Answer:
For any peripheral IV, if the site is red and swollen upon assessment, the next
action is to remove the IV. Phlebitis/ infiltration from the the IV requires the
nurse to document in the medical record as well as complete an incident
report
Question:
Do you document that you completed an incident report in the medical
records?
Answer:
No, Document objectively a description of the facts and your actions. Do not
document in the medical record that an incident report was completed. The
incident report is for the organization's risk management department. Again,
only document the facts and nursing actions taken. Do not state in the
medical record that you completed an incident report.
