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which finding is important to communicate to the healthcare provider when the nu
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a. poor appetite m
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d. slight swelling along the incision
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which behavior would the nurse include when teaching a family what to expect fr
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which explanation would the nurse provide to a client about TIAs?
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a. temporary episodes of neurological dysfunction
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c. ischemic attacks that result in progressive neurological deterioration
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which statement by a client who had an endarterectomy that is prescribed clopido
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grel would cause the nurse to conclude that teaching was effective?
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a. clopidogrel will limit inflammation around my incision
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b. taking this medication will help prevent further clogging of my arteries
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d. I will take this medication to reduce the discomfort I feel at the surgical incisio
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n taking this medication will help prevent further clogging of my arteries
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which amount of time is the max amount the nurse would permit an older adult w
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ith a CVA to remain in one position?
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a. 1-2 hours m
b. 3-4 hours m
c. 15-20 minutes m
d. 30-40 minutes m
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which assessment finding indicates that a client has had a stroke? select all that ap
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a. lopsided smile m
b. unilateral vision m
c. incoherent speech m
d. unable to raise right armm m m m
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a 50 year old client has difficulty communicating because of expressive aphasia af
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ter a CVA. when the nurse inquired about the clients feelings, the spouse respond
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s, which communication strategy would the nurse use to address this behavior?
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a. ask the spouse how they know the clients feelings
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b. instruct the spout to let the client answer
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c. when the spouse levels, return to speak with the client
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d. acknowledge the spouse, but look at the client for a respons
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e acknowledge the spouse, but look at the client for a respons
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a client with left sided weakness is learning how to use a cane. the nurse would demo
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c. on the side with weakness
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which dinging for a client who has a diagnosis of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation is
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most important to report quickly to the healthcare provider?
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a. irregular heartbeat m
b. right arm weakness m m
c. client report of palpitations
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d. client report of lightheadedness
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right arm weakness
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which action would the nurse implement to assist a clients development of independe
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nce, after experiencing a CVA 2 weeks ago?
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c. point out error in performance on which to focus
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d. explain ways the client can regain independence in activitie
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We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
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ADULT HEALTH 2 HESI EXAM|| ACTUAL EXAM Am m m m m m m
LL QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS A
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LREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND COMPLETE U m m m m m m
PDATE 2025 WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS|| ASSUR
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ED PASS!!! m
which finding is important to communicate to the healthcare provider when the nu
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rse assesses a client who has had a carotid endarterectomy?
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a. poor appetite m
b. impaired swallowing m
c. decreased neck range of motion m m m m
d. slight swelling along the incision
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impaired swallowing
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which behavior would the nurse include when teaching a family what to expect fr
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om a client who experienced a stroke on the left side of the brain? select all that ap
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ply
a. impaired judgement m
b. spatial perceptual deficits m m
c. slow performance and caution
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d. impaired speech/language aphasias m m
e. tendency to deny or minimize problemsm m m m m
f. awareness of deficits with depression and anxiet
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impaired speech/language aphasias,
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awareness of deficits with depression and anxiety
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which explanation would the nurse provide to a client about TIAs?
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a. temporary episodes of neurological dysfunction
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b. intermittent attacks caused by multiple small clots
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c. ischemic attacks that result in progressive neurological deterioration
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d. exacerbations of neurological dysfunction alternating with remission
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s temporary episodes of neurological dysfunction
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which statement by a client who had an endarterectomy that is prescribed clopido
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grel would cause the nurse to conclude that teaching was effective?
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a. clopidogrel will limit inflammation around my incision
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b. taking this medication will help prevent further clogging of my arteries
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c. the medication will lower the slight fever I have had since surgery
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d. I will take this medication to reduce the discomfort I feel at the surgical incisio
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n taking this medication will help prevent further clogging of my arteries
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which amount of time is the max amount the nurse would permit an older adult w
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ith a CVA to remain in one position?
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a. 1-2 hours m
b. 3-4 hours m
c. 15-20 minutes m
d. 30-40 minutes m
1-2 hours
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which assessment finding indicates that a client has had a stroke? select all that ap
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a. lopsided smile m
b. unilateral vision m
c. incoherent speech m
d. unable to raise right armm m m m
e. symptoms started 2 hours ago m m m m
all of the above
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We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
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a 50 year old client has difficulty communicating because of expressive aphasia af
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ter a CVA. when the nurse inquired about the clients feelings, the spouse respond
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s, which communication strategy would the nurse use to address this behavior?
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a. ask the spouse how they know the clients feelings
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b. instruct the spout to let the client answer
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c. when the spouse levels, return to speak with the client
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d. acknowledge the spouse, but look at the client for a respons
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e acknowledge the spouse, but look at the client for a respons
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a client with left sided weakness is learning how to use a cane. the nurse would demo
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nstrate proper use of the cane by holding it where?
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a. on alternating sides
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b. on the right side
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c. on the side with weakness
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d. one the side of clients choice
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on the right side
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which dinging for a client who has a diagnosis of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation is
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most important to report quickly to the healthcare provider?
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a. irregular heartbeat m
b. right arm weakness m m
c. client report of palpitations
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d. client report of lightheadedness
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right arm weakness
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which action would the nurse implement to assist a clients development of independe
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nce, after experiencing a CVA 2 weeks ago?
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a. establish long range goals for the clientm m m m m m
b. reinforce success in tasks accomplished m m m m
c. point out error in performance on which to focus
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d. explain ways the client can regain independence in activitie
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s reinforce success in tasks accomplished
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