HESI NUR 314 EXAM – Questions With Proven
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What is the primary a. To get the patient's health history and current
purpose of interviewing a health status.
patient?
a. To get the patient's
health history and current
health status.
b. To allow the patient to
become acquainted with
the nurse.
c. To teach preventive
health care methods to
the patient.
d. To correlate the
patient's complaints with
objective signs.
,The nurse is assessing a b. When did you have your last drink?
patient who has an
unsteady gait and lacks
coordination. The nurse
finds that the patient
abuses alcohol. What
should be the first
question the nurse asks
during the interview?
a. Has anyone asked you
to quit drinking?
b. When did you have
your last drink?
c. Have you injured
anyone due to your
drinking?
d. With whom did you
drink last?
,The nurse has assessed c. A patient with blood pressure of 180/110 and
the patients on the unit. urine output of 30 mL/hour
Which patient requires
immediate attention?
a. A patient with a heart
rate of 84 beats per
minute and oxygen
saturation of 99%
b. A patient who reports
amber-colored urine
after a ureteroscopy
procedure
c. A patient with a blood
pressure of 180/110 and
urine output of 30
mL/hour
d. A patient with a
respiratory rate of 16 bpm
and a temperature of
98.6°F (37° C)
The student nurse is d. Quantity and quality of urine
caring for a patient with
a urinary catheter. The
nurse instructs the
student to assess vital
signs every hour. What
other parameters should
the nursing student
assess every hour?
a. Skin integrity
b. Blood glucose levels
c. Hemoglobin levels
d. Quantity and quality of
urine
, A patient with congestive c. Ethacrynic acid (Edecrin)
heart failure reports to
the nurse a ringing
sensation in the ears.
After reviewing the
medication reports, the
nurse suspects the
patient is having side
effects from one of the
prescribed medications.
Which medication is likely
to cause these symptoms
in the patient?
a. Mannitol (Osmitrol)
b. Digitalis (Digoxin)
c. Ethacrynic acid
(Edecrin)
d. Captopril (Capoten)
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Terms in this set (192)
What is the primary a. To get the patient's health history and current
purpose of interviewing a health status.
patient?
a. To get the patient's
health history and current
health status.
b. To allow the patient to
become acquainted with
the nurse.
c. To teach preventive
health care methods to
the patient.
d. To correlate the
patient's complaints with
objective signs.
,The nurse is assessing a b. When did you have your last drink?
patient who has an
unsteady gait and lacks
coordination. The nurse
finds that the patient
abuses alcohol. What
should be the first
question the nurse asks
during the interview?
a. Has anyone asked you
to quit drinking?
b. When did you have
your last drink?
c. Have you injured
anyone due to your
drinking?
d. With whom did you
drink last?
,The nurse has assessed c. A patient with blood pressure of 180/110 and
the patients on the unit. urine output of 30 mL/hour
Which patient requires
immediate attention?
a. A patient with a heart
rate of 84 beats per
minute and oxygen
saturation of 99%
b. A patient who reports
amber-colored urine
after a ureteroscopy
procedure
c. A patient with a blood
pressure of 180/110 and
urine output of 30
mL/hour
d. A patient with a
respiratory rate of 16 bpm
and a temperature of
98.6°F (37° C)
The student nurse is d. Quantity and quality of urine
caring for a patient with
a urinary catheter. The
nurse instructs the
student to assess vital
signs every hour. What
other parameters should
the nursing student
assess every hour?
a. Skin integrity
b. Blood glucose levels
c. Hemoglobin levels
d. Quantity and quality of
urine
, A patient with congestive c. Ethacrynic acid (Edecrin)
heart failure reports to
the nurse a ringing
sensation in the ears.
After reviewing the
medication reports, the
nurse suspects the
patient is having side
effects from one of the
prescribed medications.
Which medication is likely
to cause these symptoms
in the patient?
a. Mannitol (Osmitrol)
b. Digitalis (Digoxin)
c. Ethacrynic acid
(Edecrin)
d. Captopril (Capoten)
