-
Quiz_________________?
A Continue with the insulin injection. -
Answer✅
Question 24 of 55
The home health nurse provides teaching about insulin self-injection to a client who was
recently diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. When the client begins to perform a return
demonstration of an insulin injection into the abdomen as seen in the video, which
instruction should the nurse provide? (Please view the video to select the option that
applies. - no video see pic)
- A Continue with the insulin injection.
- B Lie down flat for better skin exposure.
- C Select a different injection site.
- D Keep the skin flat rather than bunched.
Quiz_________________?
- A Eating patterns of dietary intake. -
Answer✅
Question 19 of 55
1
, The nurse is caring for a client with chronic pancreatitis who reports persistent gnawing
abdominal pain. To help the client manage the pain, which assessment data is most
important for the nurse to obtain?
- A Eating patterns of dietary intake.
- B Color and consistency of feces.
- C Level and amount of physical activity.
- D Activity level of bowel sounds.
Quiz_________________?
- A Family members can help with regular foot exams. -
Answer✅
Question 10 of 55
The nurse is providing teaching to a client with Type 2 diabetes mellitus and peripheral
neuropathy. Which information should the nurse provide?
- A Family members can help with regular foot exams.
- B Heating pads are useful if on the lowest setting.
- C Shoes should be worn outside the house, but it is fine to be barefoot inside.
- D Aching feet may be soaked in lukewarm water for one hour or more.
Quiz_________________?
- A Further decline in level of consciousness. -
Answer✅
Question 2 of 55
A client who has a history of hypothyroidism was initially admitted with lethargy and
confusion. Which additional finding warrants the most immediate action by the nurse?
[Hematocrit (Reference Range: Male: 42% to 52% (0.42 to 0.52 volume fraction)]
- A Further decline in level of consciousness.
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, - B Hematocrit of 30% (0.30 volume fraction)
- C Cold and dry skin.
- D Facial puffiness and periorbital edema
Quiz_________________?
- A Hypovolemia and electrocardiogram (ECG) changes. -
Answer✅
Question 20 of 55
A client who has developed acute kidney injury (AKI) due to an aminoglycoside antibiotic
has moved from the oliguric phase to the diuretic phase of AKI. Which parameters are most
important for the nurse to plan to carefully monitor?
- A Hypovolemia and electrocardiogram (ECG) changes.
- B Side effects of total parental nutrition (TP) and Intralipids.
- C Uremic irritation of mucous membranes and skin surfaces.
- D Elevated creatinine and blood urea nitrogen (BUN).
Quiz_________________?
- A Right foot pale with sluggish capillary refill. -
Answer✅
Question 22 of 55
After falling down the basement steps, a client is brought to the emergency room. X-rays
confirms that the client's right leg is fractured. Following application of a leg cast, which
assessment finding warrants immediate intervention by the nurse?
- A Right foot pale with sluggish capillary refill.
- B Increased temperature to lower extremity.
- C Circumferential edema of right foot.
- D Complaint of throbbing right leg pain.
3
, Quiz_________________?
- A Teach the client techniques for performing intermittent catheterization. -
Answer✅
Question 23 of 55
A client with multiple sclerosis has urinary retention related to sensorimotor deficits.
Which action should the nurse include in the client's plan of care?
- A Teach the client techniques for performing intermittent catheterization.
- B Remind the client to practice pelvic floor (Kegel) exercises regularly.
- C Provide a bedside commode for immediate use in the client's room.
- D Explain the need to limit intake of oral fluids to reduce client discomfort.
Quiz_________________?
- A Urinary output.
- B Oxygen saturation.
- D Lung sounds.
Orthopneic position, sometimes called tripod position, is a sitting position where an
individual leans slightly forward with their arms propped up on an overbed table or their
knees.
Orthopnea is the sensation of breathlessness in the recumbent (lying down) position,
relieved by sitting or standing. -
Answer✅
Question 4 of 55
An older client who is agitated, dyspneic, orthopneic, and using accessory muscles to
breathe is admitted for further treatment. Initial assessment includes a heart rate 128
beats/minute and irregular, respirations 38 breaths/minute, blood pressure 168/100 mm Hg,
wheezes and crackles in all lung fields. An hour after the administration of furosemide 60 mg
intravenous (IV), which assessment(s) should the nurse obtain to determine the client's
response to treatment? (Select all that apply.)
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Quiz_________________?
A Continue with the insulin injection. -
Answer✅
Question 24 of 55
The home health nurse provides teaching about insulin self-injection to a client who was
recently diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. When the client begins to perform a return
demonstration of an insulin injection into the abdomen as seen in the video, which
instruction should the nurse provide? (Please view the video to select the option that
applies. - no video see pic)
- A Continue with the insulin injection.
- B Lie down flat for better skin exposure.
- C Select a different injection site.
- D Keep the skin flat rather than bunched.
Quiz_________________?
- A Eating patterns of dietary intake. -
Answer✅
Question 19 of 55
1
, The nurse is caring for a client with chronic pancreatitis who reports persistent gnawing
abdominal pain. To help the client manage the pain, which assessment data is most
important for the nurse to obtain?
- A Eating patterns of dietary intake.
- B Color and consistency of feces.
- C Level and amount of physical activity.
- D Activity level of bowel sounds.
Quiz_________________?
- A Family members can help with regular foot exams. -
Answer✅
Question 10 of 55
The nurse is providing teaching to a client with Type 2 diabetes mellitus and peripheral
neuropathy. Which information should the nurse provide?
- A Family members can help with regular foot exams.
- B Heating pads are useful if on the lowest setting.
- C Shoes should be worn outside the house, but it is fine to be barefoot inside.
- D Aching feet may be soaked in lukewarm water for one hour or more.
Quiz_________________?
- A Further decline in level of consciousness. -
Answer✅
Question 2 of 55
A client who has a history of hypothyroidism was initially admitted with lethargy and
confusion. Which additional finding warrants the most immediate action by the nurse?
[Hematocrit (Reference Range: Male: 42% to 52% (0.42 to 0.52 volume fraction)]
- A Further decline in level of consciousness.
2
, - B Hematocrit of 30% (0.30 volume fraction)
- C Cold and dry skin.
- D Facial puffiness and periorbital edema
Quiz_________________?
- A Hypovolemia and electrocardiogram (ECG) changes. -
Answer✅
Question 20 of 55
A client who has developed acute kidney injury (AKI) due to an aminoglycoside antibiotic
has moved from the oliguric phase to the diuretic phase of AKI. Which parameters are most
important for the nurse to plan to carefully monitor?
- A Hypovolemia and electrocardiogram (ECG) changes.
- B Side effects of total parental nutrition (TP) and Intralipids.
- C Uremic irritation of mucous membranes and skin surfaces.
- D Elevated creatinine and blood urea nitrogen (BUN).
Quiz_________________?
- A Right foot pale with sluggish capillary refill. -
Answer✅
Question 22 of 55
After falling down the basement steps, a client is brought to the emergency room. X-rays
confirms that the client's right leg is fractured. Following application of a leg cast, which
assessment finding warrants immediate intervention by the nurse?
- A Right foot pale with sluggish capillary refill.
- B Increased temperature to lower extremity.
- C Circumferential edema of right foot.
- D Complaint of throbbing right leg pain.
3
, Quiz_________________?
- A Teach the client techniques for performing intermittent catheterization. -
Answer✅
Question 23 of 55
A client with multiple sclerosis has urinary retention related to sensorimotor deficits.
Which action should the nurse include in the client's plan of care?
- A Teach the client techniques for performing intermittent catheterization.
- B Remind the client to practice pelvic floor (Kegel) exercises regularly.
- C Provide a bedside commode for immediate use in the client's room.
- D Explain the need to limit intake of oral fluids to reduce client discomfort.
Quiz_________________?
- A Urinary output.
- B Oxygen saturation.
- D Lung sounds.
Orthopneic position, sometimes called tripod position, is a sitting position where an
individual leans slightly forward with their arms propped up on an overbed table or their
knees.
Orthopnea is the sensation of breathlessness in the recumbent (lying down) position,
relieved by sitting or standing. -
Answer✅
Question 4 of 55
An older client who is agitated, dyspneic, orthopneic, and using accessory muscles to
breathe is admitted for further treatment. Initial assessment includes a heart rate 128
beats/minute and irregular, respirations 38 breaths/minute, blood pressure 168/100 mm Hg,
wheezes and crackles in all lung fields. An hour after the administration of furosemide 60 mg
intravenous (IV), which assessment(s) should the nurse obtain to determine the client's
response to treatment? (Select all that apply.)
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