VATI RN Leadership and Management
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A nurse is assessing a client who is 4hrs postoperative following an open
appendectomy. Which of the following manifestations should indicate
to the nurse that the client requires a nasogastric tube with low
intermittent suction? - correct answer-Abdominal distention.
Along with pain can be an indication of a postoperative ileus that
requires gastric decompression by insertion an NG tube along with low
intermittent suction to relive the pressure in the clients abdomen and
remove blood or fluid that might be in the GI tract. This will also provide
comfort to the client.
A nurse is planning for the discharge of a client who has advanced lung
cancer. The clients partner tells the nurse that she plans to manage the
clients care at home but she is concerned about leaving the client alone
to attend to personal errands. Which of the following services should
the nurse suggest? - correct answer-Respite care.
,Respite care services provide time away from caregiving responsibilities
to attend to errands, needs, or social activities. An alternative caregiver,
provided by respite care services, can care for the client temporally at
home. This make sit possible for a long term caregiver or partner to step
away from providing care for the client while still knowing that eh client
will receive the necessary care.
A nurse is planning care for a client who has hemiparesis and dysphagia
following a strike. The nurse should collaborate with which of the
following members of the interprofessional team to assist the client
with managing ADLs? SATA - correct answer-Occupational therapist
Physical therapist
Speech language pathologist
OT helps clients with physical limitations or disabilities gain an optimal
level of independence to perform ADLs, such as bathing , dressing,
grooming, and eating.
PT can assess the clients strength and mobility, implement therapeutic
strategies and teach new skills to help compensate for physical
limitations to help manage ADLs.
Speech language pathologist can perform an in depth assessment of the
clients swallowing and communication abilities and teach clients
strategies for eating safety and performing ADLs.
, A nurse manager is conducting a disaster preparedness drill and
observes nurses applying triage tags to clerical staff who are posing as
injured clients. The manager should expect the nurses to apply which of
the following tags to a client who has an ankle sprain? - correct answer-
Green.
Identify a client who has minor injuries that can wait for treatment,
such as sprains, strains, closed fractures, and abrasions.
A nurse in an emergency department is admitting a 15-year-old client
who is accompanied by her grandparent. The client requires an open
reduction and internal fixation of several fractures. The nurse confirms
that the clients parents are out of the country. Which of the following
actions should the nurse take? - correct answer-Inform the provider to
ask the grandparent to provide consent.
Inform the provider that the grandparent is the closest adult relative
available for signing the informed consent. The closest adult relative can
provide consent in an emergency situation when the clients parents or
guardian are unavailable.
Updated: Questions and Answers
2025|2026 Verified Graded A+ Already
Passed!
A nurse is assessing a client who is 4hrs postoperative following an open
appendectomy. Which of the following manifestations should indicate
to the nurse that the client requires a nasogastric tube with low
intermittent suction? - correct answer-Abdominal distention.
Along with pain can be an indication of a postoperative ileus that
requires gastric decompression by insertion an NG tube along with low
intermittent suction to relive the pressure in the clients abdomen and
remove blood or fluid that might be in the GI tract. This will also provide
comfort to the client.
A nurse is planning for the discharge of a client who has advanced lung
cancer. The clients partner tells the nurse that she plans to manage the
clients care at home but she is concerned about leaving the client alone
to attend to personal errands. Which of the following services should
the nurse suggest? - correct answer-Respite care.
,Respite care services provide time away from caregiving responsibilities
to attend to errands, needs, or social activities. An alternative caregiver,
provided by respite care services, can care for the client temporally at
home. This make sit possible for a long term caregiver or partner to step
away from providing care for the client while still knowing that eh client
will receive the necessary care.
A nurse is planning care for a client who has hemiparesis and dysphagia
following a strike. The nurse should collaborate with which of the
following members of the interprofessional team to assist the client
with managing ADLs? SATA - correct answer-Occupational therapist
Physical therapist
Speech language pathologist
OT helps clients with physical limitations or disabilities gain an optimal
level of independence to perform ADLs, such as bathing , dressing,
grooming, and eating.
PT can assess the clients strength and mobility, implement therapeutic
strategies and teach new skills to help compensate for physical
limitations to help manage ADLs.
Speech language pathologist can perform an in depth assessment of the
clients swallowing and communication abilities and teach clients
strategies for eating safety and performing ADLs.
, A nurse manager is conducting a disaster preparedness drill and
observes nurses applying triage tags to clerical staff who are posing as
injured clients. The manager should expect the nurses to apply which of
the following tags to a client who has an ankle sprain? - correct answer-
Green.
Identify a client who has minor injuries that can wait for treatment,
such as sprains, strains, closed fractures, and abrasions.
A nurse in an emergency department is admitting a 15-year-old client
who is accompanied by her grandparent. The client requires an open
reduction and internal fixation of several fractures. The nurse confirms
that the clients parents are out of the country. Which of the following
actions should the nurse take? - correct answer-Inform the provider to
ask the grandparent to provide consent.
Inform the provider that the grandparent is the closest adult relative
available for signing the informed consent. The closest adult relative can
provide consent in an emergency situation when the clients parents or
guardian are unavailable.
