BSN 366 HESI RN Exit Exam | 100%
Correctly Answered and Graded A+ |
2025/2026 Guide
Which intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care for a
female client with severe postpartum depression who is admitted to the
inpatient psychiatric unit?
- Correct Answer - Supervised and guided visits with infant.
A 16-year-old male client is admitted to the hospital after falling off a bike
and sustaining a fractured bone. The healthcare provider explains the
surgery needed to immobilize the fracture. Which action should be
implemented to obtain a valid informed consent?
- Correct Answer - Obtain the permission of the custodial parent for the
surgery.
A client who has active tuberculosis (TB) is admitted to the medical unit.
What action is most important for the nurse to implement?
- Correct Answer - Assign the client to a negative air-flow room.
After eye drops are instilled, which instruction should the nurse provide
to the client?
- Correct Answer - "Close your eyelids."
,In planning the care of a 3-year-old child with diabetes insipidus, it is
most important for the nurse to caution the parents to be alert for which
condition?
- Correct Answer - Increased thirst.
An older client who has been bedridden for a month is admitted with a
pressure ulcer on the left trochanter area. The nurse determines that the
ulcer extends into the subcutaneous tissue. At which stage should the
nurse document this finding?
- Correct Answer - Stage 3.
A nurse whose tuberculosis (TB ) skin test result reveals an 8 mm
induration obtains a negative chest radiograph, which indicates latent
tuberculosis. The employee-health nurse should implement which
intervention for this nurse?
- Correct Answer - Administer isoniazid (INH) daily for 6 to 9 months.
The nurse is assessing the laboratory results for a client who is admitted
with renal
failure and osteodystrophy. Which findings are consistent with this
client's clinical
picture?
- Correct Answer - Serum potassium of 5.5 mEq and total calcium of 6
mg/dl.
A child is receiving maintenance intravenous (IV) fluids at
the rate of 1000 ml for the first 10 kg of body weight, plus 50 ml/kg per
day for each
kilogram between 10 and 20. How many millilitres per hour should the
nurse program the infusion pump for a child who weighs 19.5 kg? (Enter
, numeric value only. Ifrounding is required, round to the nearest whole
number.)
- Correct Answer - 61
A client is being admitted to the medical unit from the emergency
department after having a chest tube inserted. What equipment should
be brought to this client's room?
- Correct Answer - Rubber-tipped clamps.
A nurse-manager sees a colleague taking drugs from the unit. What
action should the nurse-manager take?
- Correct Answer - Report the incident to the immediate supervisor.
The nurse plans to suction a male client who has just undergone right
pneumonectomy for cancer of the lung. Secretions can be seen around
the endotracheal tube and the nurse auscultates rattling in the lungs.
What safety factors should the nurse consider when suctioning this
client?
- Correct Answer - Use a soft-tip rubber suction catheter and avoid deep
vigorous suctioning.
A male client, who has been smoking 1 pack of cigarettes every day for
the last 20 years, is scheduled for surgery and will be unable to smoke
after surgery. During preoperative teaching, the client asks the nurse
what symptoms he may expect after surgery from nicotine withdrawal.
Which response is best for the nurse to provide?
- Correct Answer - "Headache and hyperirritability are common "
Correctly Answered and Graded A+ |
2025/2026 Guide
Which intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care for a
female client with severe postpartum depression who is admitted to the
inpatient psychiatric unit?
- Correct Answer - Supervised and guided visits with infant.
A 16-year-old male client is admitted to the hospital after falling off a bike
and sustaining a fractured bone. The healthcare provider explains the
surgery needed to immobilize the fracture. Which action should be
implemented to obtain a valid informed consent?
- Correct Answer - Obtain the permission of the custodial parent for the
surgery.
A client who has active tuberculosis (TB) is admitted to the medical unit.
What action is most important for the nurse to implement?
- Correct Answer - Assign the client to a negative air-flow room.
After eye drops are instilled, which instruction should the nurse provide
to the client?
- Correct Answer - "Close your eyelids."
,In planning the care of a 3-year-old child with diabetes insipidus, it is
most important for the nurse to caution the parents to be alert for which
condition?
- Correct Answer - Increased thirst.
An older client who has been bedridden for a month is admitted with a
pressure ulcer on the left trochanter area. The nurse determines that the
ulcer extends into the subcutaneous tissue. At which stage should the
nurse document this finding?
- Correct Answer - Stage 3.
A nurse whose tuberculosis (TB ) skin test result reveals an 8 mm
induration obtains a negative chest radiograph, which indicates latent
tuberculosis. The employee-health nurse should implement which
intervention for this nurse?
- Correct Answer - Administer isoniazid (INH) daily for 6 to 9 months.
The nurse is assessing the laboratory results for a client who is admitted
with renal
failure and osteodystrophy. Which findings are consistent with this
client's clinical
picture?
- Correct Answer - Serum potassium of 5.5 mEq and total calcium of 6
mg/dl.
A child is receiving maintenance intravenous (IV) fluids at
the rate of 1000 ml for the first 10 kg of body weight, plus 50 ml/kg per
day for each
kilogram between 10 and 20. How many millilitres per hour should the
nurse program the infusion pump for a child who weighs 19.5 kg? (Enter
, numeric value only. Ifrounding is required, round to the nearest whole
number.)
- Correct Answer - 61
A client is being admitted to the medical unit from the emergency
department after having a chest tube inserted. What equipment should
be brought to this client's room?
- Correct Answer - Rubber-tipped clamps.
A nurse-manager sees a colleague taking drugs from the unit. What
action should the nurse-manager take?
- Correct Answer - Report the incident to the immediate supervisor.
The nurse plans to suction a male client who has just undergone right
pneumonectomy for cancer of the lung. Secretions can be seen around
the endotracheal tube and the nurse auscultates rattling in the lungs.
What safety factors should the nurse consider when suctioning this
client?
- Correct Answer - Use a soft-tip rubber suction catheter and avoid deep
vigorous suctioning.
A male client, who has been smoking 1 pack of cigarettes every day for
the last 20 years, is scheduled for surgery and will be unable to smoke
after surgery. During preoperative teaching, the client asks the nurse
what symptoms he may expect after surgery from nicotine withdrawal.
Which response is best for the nurse to provide?
- Correct Answer - "Headache and hyperirritability are common "
