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HESI RN 2024 EXIT EXAM HESI RN 2024 ****Study Study Study... Hard Nclex Question
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A client with Gout experiences C
an acute attack. The client
reports he has been trying to
loose weight. Which information
is the most important for the
nurse to obtain?
A. Serum cholesterol level
B. Capillary glucose level
C. Daily caloric intake
D. Daily calcium intake
A male client with a c-6 spinal C
cord injury is in rehabilitation. in
the middle of the night he
reports a severe, pounding
headache, an observed goose
bumps. The nurse should asses
for what trigger?
A. loud hallway noise
B. Fever
C. Full bladder
D. Frequent cough
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,After learning that she has B
terminal pancreatic cancer, a
female client becomes very
angry and says to the nurse.
"God has abandoned me. What
did I do to deserve this?" Based
on this response, the nurse
decides to include which
nursing problem in the client's
plan of care?
A. Acute pain
B. spiritual distress
C.ineffective coping
D. Complicated grieving
A nurse working on an D
endocrine unit should see which
client first?
A. An adolescent male with type
1 diabetes who is arguing about
his insulin dose.
B. A older client with Addison's
disease whose current blood
sugar level is 62 mg/dl
C. An adult with a blood sugar
of 384 mg/dl and a urine output
of 350 ml in the last hour.
D. A client taking Corticosteroids
who has become disoriented in
the last hour.
,A young boy who is in a chronic C
vegetative state and living at
home is readmitted to the
hospital with pneumonia and
pressure ulcers. The mother
insists that she is capable of
caring for her son and that she is
going to take him home when
he is discharged. Which action
should the nurse implement
next?
A. Report the incident to the
local child protective services.
B. Find a home health agency
that specializes in brain injuries.
C. Determine the mother's basic
level in providing care.
D. consult the ethics committee
to determine how to proceed.
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A male client with persistent low A
back pain has received a
prescription for an electronic
stimulator (TENS) unit. After the
nurse applies the electrodes
and turns on the power, the
client reports a tingling
sensation. How should the nurse
respond?
A. Determine if the sensation
feels uncomfortable.
B. Decrease the strength of the
electrical signals.
C. Remove electrodes and
observe for skin redness.
D. Check the amount of gel
coating on the electrodes.
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, A male client returns to the B
mental health clinic for
assistance with his anxiety
reaction that is manifested by
rapid heartbeat, sweating,
shaking and nausea while
driving over the bay bridge.
What action in the treatment
plan should the nurse
implement?
A. Tell client to drive over the
bridge until fear is manageable.
B. Teach the client to listen to
music or audio books while
driving.
C. Encourage client to have
spouses drive in stressful places.
D. Recommend that the client
avoid driving over the bridge.
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The nurse preparing to C
administer 1.6 ML of medication
IM to a 4-month-old infant.
Which action should the nurse
include?
A. Select a 22 gauge 1 1/2 inch
(3,8cm) needle for the
intramuscular injection
B. Administer into the deltoid
muscle while the parent holds
the infant securely
C. divide the medication into
two injections with volumes
under 1ml
D. use a quick dart-like motion
to inject into the dorsogluteal
site.
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HESI RN 2024 EXIT EXAM HESI RN 2024 ****Study Study Study... Hard Nclex Question
130 terms 209 terms Teacher 14 terms
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A client with Gout experiences C
an acute attack. The client
reports he has been trying to
loose weight. Which information
is the most important for the
nurse to obtain?
A. Serum cholesterol level
B. Capillary glucose level
C. Daily caloric intake
D. Daily calcium intake
A male client with a c-6 spinal C
cord injury is in rehabilitation. in
the middle of the night he
reports a severe, pounding
headache, an observed goose
bumps. The nurse should asses
for what trigger?
A. loud hallway noise
B. Fever
C. Full bladder
D. Frequent cough
See an expert-written answer!
,After learning that she has B
terminal pancreatic cancer, a
female client becomes very
angry and says to the nurse.
"God has abandoned me. What
did I do to deserve this?" Based
on this response, the nurse
decides to include which
nursing problem in the client's
plan of care?
A. Acute pain
B. spiritual distress
C.ineffective coping
D. Complicated grieving
A nurse working on an D
endocrine unit should see which
client first?
A. An adolescent male with type
1 diabetes who is arguing about
his insulin dose.
B. A older client with Addison's
disease whose current blood
sugar level is 62 mg/dl
C. An adult with a blood sugar
of 384 mg/dl and a urine output
of 350 ml in the last hour.
D. A client taking Corticosteroids
who has become disoriented in
the last hour.
,A young boy who is in a chronic C
vegetative state and living at
home is readmitted to the
hospital with pneumonia and
pressure ulcers. The mother
insists that she is capable of
caring for her son and that she is
going to take him home when
he is discharged. Which action
should the nurse implement
next?
A. Report the incident to the
local child protective services.
B. Find a home health agency
that specializes in brain injuries.
C. Determine the mother's basic
level in providing care.
D. consult the ethics committee
to determine how to proceed.
See an expert-written answer!
A male client with persistent low A
back pain has received a
prescription for an electronic
stimulator (TENS) unit. After the
nurse applies the electrodes
and turns on the power, the
client reports a tingling
sensation. How should the nurse
respond?
A. Determine if the sensation
feels uncomfortable.
B. Decrease the strength of the
electrical signals.
C. Remove electrodes and
observe for skin redness.
D. Check the amount of gel
coating on the electrodes.
See an expert-written answer!
, A male client returns to the B
mental health clinic for
assistance with his anxiety
reaction that is manifested by
rapid heartbeat, sweating,
shaking and nausea while
driving over the bay bridge.
What action in the treatment
plan should the nurse
implement?
A. Tell client to drive over the
bridge until fear is manageable.
B. Teach the client to listen to
music or audio books while
driving.
C. Encourage client to have
spouses drive in stressful places.
D. Recommend that the client
avoid driving over the bridge.
See an expert-written answer!
The nurse preparing to C
administer 1.6 ML of medication
IM to a 4-month-old infant.
Which action should the nurse
include?
A. Select a 22 gauge 1 1/2 inch
(3,8cm) needle for the
intramuscular injection
B. Administer into the deltoid
muscle while the parent holds
the infant securely
C. divide the medication into
two injections with volumes
under 1ml
D. use a quick dart-like motion
to inject into the dorsogluteal
site.
See an expert-written answer!
