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EVOLVE HESI (RN) COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK FINAL EXAM NEWEST
VERSION (A &B) WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS \\ACTUAL EXAM WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
ASSURED PASS ALREADY GRADED A+ \\BRAND NEW!
A nurse on the evening B. Ask the answering service to contact the on-call physician
shift checks a physician's
prescriptions and notes that
the dose of a prescribed
medication is higher than
the normal dose. The
nurse calls the physician's
answering service and is
told that the physician is
off for the night and will be
available in the morning.
The nurse should:
A. Call the nursing supervisor
B. Ask the answering service
to contact the on-call
physician
C. Withhold the
medication until the
physician can be reached
in the morning
D. Administer the medication
but consult
the physician when he
becomes available
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An emergency department B. Asking the ED physician to check the client
(ED) nurse is monitoring a
client with suspected
acute myocardial infarction
(MI) who is awaiting
transfer to the coronary
intensive care unit. The
nurse notes the sudden
onset of premature
ventricular contractions
(PVCs) on the monitor,
checks the client's carotid
pulse, and determines
that the PVCs are not
resulting in perfusion. The
appropriate action by the
nurse is:
A. Documenting the findings
B. Asking the ED physician
to check the client
C. Continuing to monitor
the client's cardiac
status
D. Informing the client that
PVCs are
expected after an MI
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NPO status is imposed 8 A. Administer the antihypertensive with a small sip of water
hours before the procedure
on a client scheduled to
undergo electroconvulsive
therapy (ECT) at 1 p.m. On
the morning of the
procedure, the nurse
checks the client's record
and notes that the client
routinely takes an oral
antihypertensive medication
each morning. The nurse
should:
A. Administer the
antihypertensive with a
small sip of water
B. Withhold the
antihypertensive and
administer it at
bedtime
C. Administer the medication
by way of the intravenous
(IV) route
D. Hold the antihypertensive
and resume its
administration on the day after
the ECT
A client who recently A. "Tell me more about what you're feeling."
underwent coronary
artery bypass graft
surgery comes to the
physician's office for a
follow- up visit. On
assessment, the client tells
the nurse that he is feeling
depressed. Which
response by the nurse is
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therapeutic?
A. "Tellme more about what
you're feeling."
B. "That's a normal response
after this type of surgery."
C. "It will take time, but, I
promise you, you will get
over this depression."
D. "Every client who has this
surgery feels
the same way for about a
month."
A client in labor A. Contacting the physician Correct
experiences spontaneous
rupture of the membranes.
The nurse immediately
counts the fetal heart rate
(FHR) for 1 full minute and
then checks the amniotic
fluid. The nurse notes that
the fluid is yellow and has
a strong odor. Which of the
following actions should be
the nurse's priority?
A. Contactingthe physician
B. Documenting the findings
C. Checking the fluid for
protein
D. Continuing to monitor the
client and the FHR
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EVOLVE HESI (RN) COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK FINAL EXAM NEWEST
VERSION (A &B) WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS \\ACTUAL EXAM WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
ASSURED PASS ALREADY GRADED A+ \\BRAND NEW!
A nurse on the evening B. Ask the answering service to contact the on-call physician
shift checks a physician's
prescriptions and notes that
the dose of a prescribed
medication is higher than
the normal dose. The
nurse calls the physician's
answering service and is
told that the physician is
off for the night and will be
available in the morning.
The nurse should:
A. Call the nursing supervisor
B. Ask the answering service
to contact the on-call
physician
C. Withhold the
medication until the
physician can be reached
in the morning
D. Administer the medication
but consult
the physician when he
becomes available
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An emergency department B. Asking the ED physician to check the client
(ED) nurse is monitoring a
client with suspected
acute myocardial infarction
(MI) who is awaiting
transfer to the coronary
intensive care unit. The
nurse notes the sudden
onset of premature
ventricular contractions
(PVCs) on the monitor,
checks the client's carotid
pulse, and determines
that the PVCs are not
resulting in perfusion. The
appropriate action by the
nurse is:
A. Documenting the findings
B. Asking the ED physician
to check the client
C. Continuing to monitor
the client's cardiac
status
D. Informing the client that
PVCs are
expected after an MI
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NPO status is imposed 8 A. Administer the antihypertensive with a small sip of water
hours before the procedure
on a client scheduled to
undergo electroconvulsive
therapy (ECT) at 1 p.m. On
the morning of the
procedure, the nurse
checks the client's record
and notes that the client
routinely takes an oral
antihypertensive medication
each morning. The nurse
should:
A. Administer the
antihypertensive with a
small sip of water
B. Withhold the
antihypertensive and
administer it at
bedtime
C. Administer the medication
by way of the intravenous
(IV) route
D. Hold the antihypertensive
and resume its
administration on the day after
the ECT
A client who recently A. "Tell me more about what you're feeling."
underwent coronary
artery bypass graft
surgery comes to the
physician's office for a
follow- up visit. On
assessment, the client tells
the nurse that he is feeling
depressed. Which
response by the nurse is
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therapeutic?
A. "Tellme more about what
you're feeling."
B. "That's a normal response
after this type of surgery."
C. "It will take time, but, I
promise you, you will get
over this depression."
D. "Every client who has this
surgery feels
the same way for about a
month."
A client in labor A. Contacting the physician Correct
experiences spontaneous
rupture of the membranes.
The nurse immediately
counts the fetal heart rate
(FHR) for 1 full minute and
then checks the amniotic
fluid. The nurse notes that
the fluid is yellow and has
a strong odor. Which of the
following actions should be
the nurse's priority?
A. Contactingthe physician
B. Documenting the findings
C. Checking the fluid for
protein
D. Continuing to monitor the
client and the FHR
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