ATI Medical Surgical Nursing Care of Clients with HIV Disease and Other
Care of Clients with HIV Disease and Other Immune Deficiencies
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Deficiencies 2025 UPDATED EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
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ACCURATE ANSWERS (MULTIPLE CHOICES)
1. 1. Which action by the nurse is most effective to pre- Always use Standard Pre-
vent becoming exposed to the human immune defi- cautions with all clients in
ciency virus (HIV)? the workplace.
a.
Always use Standard Precautions with all clients in the
workplace.
b.
Place clients who are HIV positive in Contact Precau-
tions.
c.
Wash hands before and after contact with clients who
are HIV positive.
d.
Convert parenteral medications to an oral form for
clients who are HIV positive.
2. 2. The nurse is caring for a young client who has ac- I will let my sister clean
quired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and a very my pet iguanas cage from
low CD4+ cell count. The nurse is teaching the client now on.
how to avoid infection at home. Which statement by
the client indicates that additional teaching is needed?
a.
I will let my sister clean my pet iguanas cage from now
on.
b.
My brother will change the kitty litter box from now
on.
c.
It will seem funny but Ill run my toothbrush through
the dishwasher.
d.
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I will not drink juice that has been sitting out for longer
than an hour.
3. 3. The nurse is working with a client at a public health Your count is a bit low and
clinic. The client says to the nurse, The doctor said that you are susceptible to in-
my CD4+ count is 450. Is that good? What is the nurses fection.
best response?
a.
Your count is high so you can cut back on your medica-
tion.
b.
Your count is normal because your medications are
working well.
c.
Your count is a bit low and you are susceptible to
infection.
d.
Your count is very low and you actually now have AIDS.
4. 4. The nurse is caring for a young woman at the prima- Six vaginal yeast infections
ry health care clinic. Which assessment finding leads in the last 12 months
the nurse to question the client about risk factors for
HIV?
a.
Six vaginal yeast infections in the last 12 months
b.
Unable to become pregnant for the last 2 years
c.
Severe cramping and irregular periods
d.
Very heavy periods and breakthrough bleeding
Care of Clients with HIV Disease and Other Immune Deficiencies
ImmuneStudy
Deficiencies 2025 UPDATED EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
online at https://quizlet.com/_66bofe
ACCURATE ANSWERS (MULTIPLE CHOICES)
1. 1. Which action by the nurse is most effective to pre- Always use Standard Pre-
vent becoming exposed to the human immune defi- cautions with all clients in
ciency virus (HIV)? the workplace.
a.
Always use Standard Precautions with all clients in the
workplace.
b.
Place clients who are HIV positive in Contact Precau-
tions.
c.
Wash hands before and after contact with clients who
are HIV positive.
d.
Convert parenteral medications to an oral form for
clients who are HIV positive.
2. 2. The nurse is caring for a young client who has ac- I will let my sister clean
quired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and a very my pet iguanas cage from
low CD4+ cell count. The nurse is teaching the client now on.
how to avoid infection at home. Which statement by
the client indicates that additional teaching is needed?
a.
I will let my sister clean my pet iguanas cage from now
on.
b.
My brother will change the kitty litter box from now
on.
c.
It will seem funny but Ill run my toothbrush through
the dishwasher.
d.
, Care of Clients with HIV Disease and Other Immune Deficiencies
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I will not drink juice that has been sitting out for longer
than an hour.
3. 3. The nurse is working with a client at a public health Your count is a bit low and
clinic. The client says to the nurse, The doctor said that you are susceptible to in-
my CD4+ count is 450. Is that good? What is the nurses fection.
best response?
a.
Your count is high so you can cut back on your medica-
tion.
b.
Your count is normal because your medications are
working well.
c.
Your count is a bit low and you are susceptible to
infection.
d.
Your count is very low and you actually now have AIDS.
4. 4. The nurse is caring for a young woman at the prima- Six vaginal yeast infections
ry health care clinic. Which assessment finding leads in the last 12 months
the nurse to question the client about risk factors for
HIV?
a.
Six vaginal yeast infections in the last 12 months
b.
Unable to become pregnant for the last 2 years
c.
Severe cramping and irregular periods
d.
Very heavy periods and breakthrough bleeding
