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A patient with hemophilia is experiencing hemoarthrosis. What is the recommended intervention? a) Apply warm compresses b) Cold packs for 24-48 hours c) Administer pain medication d) Immobilize the joint In assessing a patient for potential Digoxin toxicity, what question is the nurse likely to ask? a) Have you had any allergic reactions? b) Have you been experiencing any nausea/vomiting? c) What is your daily fluid intake? d) How often do you experience chest pain? Which patient is most appropriate for assignment to a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) on an oncology floor? a) Patient with chronic lymphocytic leukemia b) Patient with uncontrolled diabetes c) Patient with acute myocardial infarction d) Patient with traumatic injuries Which clinical finding is indicative of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)? a) Increased hair growth on the legs b) Warm, moist skin on the legs c) Hairless skin on the legs, cool, shiny skin d) Brownish discoloration of the skin In the context of neutropenia, which statement is accurate? A) Neutropenia typically presents with clear signs of infection. B) Neutropenia is always accompanied by symptoms of infection. C) Neutropenia may exist without any signs of infection. D) Neutropenia is only associated with localized infections. In the context of sickle cell disease education, which statement represents ineffective teaching? A) "I can manage upper respiratory symptoms on my own." B) "It's important to seek medical help for any upper respiratory symptoms." C) "Upper respiratory symptoms are unrelated to sickle cell disease." D) "Ignoring upper respiratory symptoms is a common practice for sickle cell patients." In the context of managing patients with neutropenia, which action is often recommended to reduce the risk of infection transmission? A) Administering specific antibiotics immediately B) Moving the patient to a single room C) Allowing unrestricted movement within the healthcare facility D) Encouraging group activities and interactions among patients The nurse reviews the following vital signs recorded by an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) on a patient with acute decompensated heart failure: BP 98/60, HR 102 bpm, RR 24, Temp 98.2°F (36.7° C), SpO2 84% on 2 L/min via nasal cannula. What is the nurses priorities? Select all that apply a. Assess Respiratory Rate b. Assess Oxygen Saturation c. Contact healthcare provider d. Assess Breath Sounds

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NSG 320 EXAM 2
What indicates that Furosemide is not effective?
a) Bilateral pitting edema
b) Weight loss and diuresis
c) Normal potassium levels
d) Increased blood pressure




When Furosemide and potassium chloride are effective, what do you expect to see?
a) Bilateral pitting edema
b) Weight loss and diuresis
c) Elevated potassium levels
d) Increased blood pressure




What is a potential side effect of Furosemide?
a) Weight loss and diuresis
b) Elevated potassium levels
c) A potassium level of 3.1 (can cause hypokalemia)
d) Improved cardiac function

,What is the most important prevention of cancer?
a) Smoking cessation
b) Exercise
c) Healthy diet
d) Vaccination




What is a common characteristic of early hypertension (HTN)?
a) No symptoms
b) Severe headaches
c) Chest pain
d) Rapid heart rate




As a nurse walking in, what is your priority?
a) A patient with Von Willebrand Disease found on the floor with a UAP
b) A patient with a mild headache
c) A patient requesting pain medication
d) A patient with a scheduled medication administration

, An ECG shows ventricular tachycardia. What should the nurse do?
a) Administer nitroglycerin
b) Check for a pulse
c) Increase the oxygen flow rate
d) Prepare for defibrillation




What should you monitor for if a patient is at risk for ventricular tachycardia?
a) Blood pressure changes
b) Premature ventricular contractions (PVCs)
c) Respiratory rate
d) Urine output




Identify the ECG wave represented by wide QRS complexes:
a) Normal sinus rhythm
b) Atrial fibrillation
c) Premature ventricular contractions (PVCs)
d) Sinus bradycardia

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