Hematology NCLEX questions and answers
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What intervention most effectively protects a client with thrombocytopenia?
A. Avoiding the use of dentures
B. Encouraging the use of an electric shaver
C. Taking rectal temperatures
D. Using warm compresses on trauma sites - correct answers Correct answer
B
The client should be advised to use an electric shaver instead of a razor. Any
small cuts or nicks can cause problems because of the prolonged clotting
time.
A client with leukemia is being discharged from the hospital. After hearing a
nurse's instructions to keep regularly scheduled follow-up provider
appointments, the client says, "I don't have transportation." How does the
nurse respond?
A. "A pharmaceutical company might be able to help."
B. "I might be able to take you."
C. "The local American Cancer Society may be able to help."
D. "You can take the bus." - correct answers Correct answer C
Many local units of the American Cancer Society offer free transportation to
clients with cancer, including those with leukemia.
Which client statement indicates that stem cell transplantation that is
scheduled to take place in his home is not a viable option?
, A. "I don't feel strong enough, but my wife said she would help."
B. "I was a nurse, so I can take care of myself."
C. "I will have lots of medicine to take."
D. "We live 5 miles from the hospital." - correct answers Correct answer B
Stem cell transplantation in the home setting requires support, assistance,
and coordination from others. The client cannot manage this type of care on
his own. The client must be emotionally stable to be a candidate for this type
of care.
A client who has been newly diagnosed with leukemia is admitted to the
hospital. Avoiding which potential problem takes priority in the client's nursing
care plan?
A. Fluid overload (overhydration)
B. Hemorrhage
C. Hypoxia
D. Infection - correct answers Correct answer D
The main objective in caring for a newly diagnosed client with leukemia is
protection from infection.
A client with thrombocytopenia is being discharged. What information does
the nurse incorporate into the teaching plan for this client?
A. "Avoid large crowds."
B. "Drink at least 2 liters of fluid per day."
C. "Elevate your lower extremities when sitting."
D. "Use a soft-bristled toothbrush." - correct answers Correct answer D
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What intervention most effectively protects a client with thrombocytopenia?
A. Avoiding the use of dentures
B. Encouraging the use of an electric shaver
C. Taking rectal temperatures
D. Using warm compresses on trauma sites - correct answers Correct answer
B
The client should be advised to use an electric shaver instead of a razor. Any
small cuts or nicks can cause problems because of the prolonged clotting
time.
A client with leukemia is being discharged from the hospital. After hearing a
nurse's instructions to keep regularly scheduled follow-up provider
appointments, the client says, "I don't have transportation." How does the
nurse respond?
A. "A pharmaceutical company might be able to help."
B. "I might be able to take you."
C. "The local American Cancer Society may be able to help."
D. "You can take the bus." - correct answers Correct answer C
Many local units of the American Cancer Society offer free transportation to
clients with cancer, including those with leukemia.
Which client statement indicates that stem cell transplantation that is
scheduled to take place in his home is not a viable option?
, A. "I don't feel strong enough, but my wife said she would help."
B. "I was a nurse, so I can take care of myself."
C. "I will have lots of medicine to take."
D. "We live 5 miles from the hospital." - correct answers Correct answer B
Stem cell transplantation in the home setting requires support, assistance,
and coordination from others. The client cannot manage this type of care on
his own. The client must be emotionally stable to be a candidate for this type
of care.
A client who has been newly diagnosed with leukemia is admitted to the
hospital. Avoiding which potential problem takes priority in the client's nursing
care plan?
A. Fluid overload (overhydration)
B. Hemorrhage
C. Hypoxia
D. Infection - correct answers Correct answer D
The main objective in caring for a newly diagnosed client with leukemia is
protection from infection.
A client with thrombocytopenia is being discharged. What information does
the nurse incorporate into the teaching plan for this client?
A. "Avoid large crowds."
B. "Drink at least 2 liters of fluid per day."
C. "Elevate your lower extremities when sitting."
D. "Use a soft-bristled toothbrush." - correct answers Correct answer D
