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HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS EXIT TEST BANK VERSION
2/ HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS EXIT EXAM NEWEST
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED AND GRADED
A+/BRAND NEW!!!)
A patient has limited mobility as a result of a recent knee
replacement. The nurse identifies that he has altered
balance and assists him in ambulation. The patient uses a
walker presently as part of his therapy. the nurse notes
how far the patient is able to walk and then assists him
back to his room. Which of the following is an evaluative
measure? [20]
1. Uses walker during ambulation
2. Presence of altered balance
3. Limited mobility in lower extremities
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4. Observation of distance patient is able to walk -
ANSWER-4
Setting a time frame for outcomes of care serves which of
the following purposes? [18]
1. Indicates which outcome has priority
2. Indicates the time it takes to complete an intervention
3. Indicates how long a nurse is schedules to care for a
patient
4. Indicates when the patient is expected to respond in the
desired manner - ANSWER-4
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A patient has been in the hospital for 2 days because of
newly diagnosed diabetes. His medical condition is
unstable, and the medical staff is having difficulty
controlling his blood sugar. The physician expects that the
patient will remain hospitalized at least 3 more days. The
nurse identifies one nursing diagnosis as "deficient
knowledge regarding insulin administration related to
inexperience with disease management." Which of the
following patient care goals are long term? [18]
1. Patient will explain relationship of insulin to blood
glucose control
2. Patient will self-administer insulin
3. Patient will achieve glucose control
4. Patient will describe steps for preparing insulin in a
syringe - ANSWER-3
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A patient has been in the hospital for 2 days because of
newly diagnosed diabetes. His medical condition is
unstable, and the medical staff is having difficulty
controlling his blood sugar. The physician expects that the
patient will remain hospitalized at least 3 more days. The
nurse identifies one nursing diagnosis as "deficient
knowledge regarding insulin administration related to
inexperience with disease management." What does the
nurse need to determine before setting the goal of "patient
will self-administer insulin?" (Select all that apply) [18]
1. Goal within reach of the patient
2. The nurse's own competency in teaching about insulin
3. The patient's cognitive function
HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS EXIT TEST BANK VERSION
2/ HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS EXIT EXAM NEWEST
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED AND GRADED
A+/BRAND NEW!!!)
A patient has limited mobility as a result of a recent knee
replacement. The nurse identifies that he has altered
balance and assists him in ambulation. The patient uses a
walker presently as part of his therapy. the nurse notes
how far the patient is able to walk and then assists him
back to his room. Which of the following is an evaluative
measure? [20]
1. Uses walker during ambulation
2. Presence of altered balance
3. Limited mobility in lower extremities
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4. Observation of distance patient is able to walk -
ANSWER-4
Setting a time frame for outcomes of care serves which of
the following purposes? [18]
1. Indicates which outcome has priority
2. Indicates the time it takes to complete an intervention
3. Indicates how long a nurse is schedules to care for a
patient
4. Indicates when the patient is expected to respond in the
desired manner - ANSWER-4
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A patient has been in the hospital for 2 days because of
newly diagnosed diabetes. His medical condition is
unstable, and the medical staff is having difficulty
controlling his blood sugar. The physician expects that the
patient will remain hospitalized at least 3 more days. The
nurse identifies one nursing diagnosis as "deficient
knowledge regarding insulin administration related to
inexperience with disease management." Which of the
following patient care goals are long term? [18]
1. Patient will explain relationship of insulin to blood
glucose control
2. Patient will self-administer insulin
3. Patient will achieve glucose control
4. Patient will describe steps for preparing insulin in a
syringe - ANSWER-3
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A patient has been in the hospital for 2 days because of
newly diagnosed diabetes. His medical condition is
unstable, and the medical staff is having difficulty
controlling his blood sugar. The physician expects that the
patient will remain hospitalized at least 3 more days. The
nurse identifies one nursing diagnosis as "deficient
knowledge regarding insulin administration related to
inexperience with disease management." What does the
nurse need to determine before setting the goal of "patient
will self-administer insulin?" (Select all that apply) [18]
1. Goal within reach of the patient
2. The nurse's own competency in teaching about insulin
3. The patient's cognitive function
