Fundamentals A NGN- FR Complete Study Guide Test.

Fundamentals A NGN- FR Complete Study Guide Test. 1. The nurse provides care for a client beginning intermit- Activated partial thrombo- tent heparin therapy. The nurse knows which laborato- plastin time ry test is used to monitor the effectiveness of heparin? 2. A nurse provides teaching a modifiable risk factors re- 1. High cholesterol levels. lated to the cardiovascular system. Which factor does the nurse include in the teaching? (Select all that ap- ply) 1. High cholesterol levels. 2. Elevated blood pressure. 3. Cigarette smoking. 4. Diet higher in sugar and fats. 5. Decreased HR 3. On the morning before surgery, a client signs and operation consent form. Soon afterwards, the client called the nurse and states I do not want the surgery. Which action does? 4. The nurse provides care for a client with a body mass index ( BMI) of 37.0 kg which is the best description of the clients body weight? 5. The nurse teaches correct body mechanics to the un- licensed assistive personnel. Which suggestion by the nurse is most appropriate? 6. The nurse evaluates the laboratory results of several clients. For which client with the nurse expect a de- crease in serum albumin? 2. Elevated blood pres- sure. 3. Cigarette smoking. 4. Diet higher in sugar and fats. Encourage the client to discuss reasons for can- celing the surgery obese Bend Knees when lifting objects The client with severe liver disease 7. A middle-age adult client is admitted to the hospital for hematuria. The client has no previous history of illnesses, is married, and has three children in high school. Which task of middle adulthood is most likely to be disturbed by physical disability? 8. The nurse provides care for an older client with a di- Assisting the children to grow to adulthood. 1. Older adults clients may agnosis of constipation. The nurse understands which eat a diet with inadequate factor contributes to the development of constipation in the older adult? (select all that apply) 1. Older adults clients may eat a diet with inadequate fluid and bolt. 2. Older adults experience slow peristalsis and de- crease muscle tone. fluid and bolt. 2. Older adults experience slow peristalsis and de- crease muscle tone. 4. Older adults ignore r the sensation to defecate. 5. Older adults are typical- 3. Older adult clients have neurological changes in the ly more sedentary and less gastrointestinal tract. 4. Older adults ignore r the sensation to defecate. 5. Older adults are typically more sedentary and less likely to exercise. likely to exercise. 9. While the client is being treated for a wound infection. Check and trend the clients It is important for the nurse to routinely perform which temperature action? 10. The nurse provides care for a client at risk for develop- 3. Bony prominence. ing a pressure injury. The nurse knows which factors puts the client at risk? (Select all that apply) 1. Decreased skin moisture 2. Ambulation with assistive device 3. Bony prominence. 4. Early stage Alzheimer disease