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Practice Questions CNA State Exam with correct Answers When assisting a client in learning how to use a cane, the nurse aide stands a. approximately two feet directly behind the client. b. about one foot from the client's weak side. c. about one foot from the client's strong side. d. slightly behind the client on the client's weak side. - d. slightly behind the client on the client's weak side. When working with a client who has urinary retention, the nurse aide can expect th...

2020 CNA Practice Written Exam marked correctly The nurse aide is responsible for all of the following fire prevention measures EXCEPT: - taking cigarettes and matches away from all clients and visitors. What is the term for a device used to take the place of a missing body part? -External rotation -Abduction -Pronation -Prosthesis - Prosthesis The Heimlich maneuver (abdominal thrusts) is used for a client who has -a bloody nose -a blocked airway -impaired eyesight -fallen o...

Maryville NURS 612 Exam 1 with Answers Which of the following will best facilitate the interview when obtaining a history for a deaf patient who can read lips? - speaking slowly During a history, the patient indicates he has an uncle and a brother with sickle cell disease. Which of the following is an appropriate method to document this information? - Include it in the family history. Which approach is recommended at the onset of an interview? - Use an open-ended approach; let the...

HESI RN Cases Studies: Altered Nutrition 1. In developing the nursing plan of care, which problem has the highest priority? A. Aspiration B. Skin Breakdown C. Altered nutrition D. Self care deficit Rationale: Aspiration, or the entry of foreign substances such as food or fluids into the lungs, may cause hypoxia or respiratory distress. Therefore, this is the highest priority in establishing the client's plan of care. 2. After establishing priorities, what action should the nurse tak...

2017 HESI FUNDAMENT2017 HESI FUNDAMENTALS RN 44 QUESTIONS • Med calculation- tablet calculation; provider ordered 300 mg tablet, what we have is 200 mg tablets; how many tablets will we administer? Answer: 300/200= 1.5 tablets • Log roll asking with which patient you would use it? One of the answer choices was pt with knee replacement surgery, and another one was with neck surgery. Answer: Neck surgery • Large intestine and you need to put it in order. Answer: cecum, ascending, tran...

HESI RN Cases Studies: Altered Nutrition 1. In developing the nursing plan of care, which problem has the highest priority? A. Aspiration B. Skin Breakdown C. Altered nutrition D. Self care deficit Rationale: Aspiration, or the entry of foreign substances such as food or fluids into the lungs, may cause hypoxia or respiratory distress. Therefore, this is the highest priority in establishing the client's plan of care. 2. After establishing priorities, what action should the nurse tak...

HESI PN EXIT 2020 Rated A+ 1. At the end of a 12-hour shift the PN observes the urine in a client’s drainage. What action should the PN take next? Note the most recent white blood count 2. Thirty minutes after receiving IV morphine, a postoperative male client continue to rate his pain...what action should the PN implement first? Implement complementary pain relief methods 3. The PN is assisting a female client to obtain a voided specimen for uri. .meatus. Which intervention is pe...

HESI PN EXIT EXAM 2019 TEST BANK 1. a male client admitted the morning of his scheduled surgery tells the PN that he drank water last night. What intervention will the PN implement first? Determine the amount of water and exact time it was taken 2. A client receives ondansetron prior to chemotherapy treatment. How should the PN evaluate this medication? Monitor the client for nausea or vomiting following the treatment 3. The PN is caring for an older adult client who is confused and spends....

HESI Fundamentals Practice Test B What is the rationale for using the nursing process in planning care for clients? A. As a scientific process to identify nursing diagnoses of a clients' healthcare problems. B. To establish nursing theory that incorporates the biopsychosocial nature of humans. C. As a tool to organize thinking and clinical decision making about clients' healthcare needs. D. To promote the management of client care in collaboration with other healthcare professionals. ...

Macromolecules Quiz GA-GSE Biology A-CR 17-18 1. Which substance is a nucleic acid? - D.RNA 2. Glycogen is an energy-storage molecule in humans. A hormone that is called insulin controls the storage of glycogen in the liver. Insulin is made up of amino acids. 3. Which statement correctly identifies the types of macromolecules that are described? - D.Glycogen is a carbohydrate, and insulin is a protein. 4. Which statement correctly compares nucleic acids and carbohydrates? - D....

Med-Surg: Cardiovascular and Hematology 1. A nurse is collecting data from a client who has an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Which of the following manifestations should the nurse expect? - Lower Back Discomfort 2. A nurse is assisting in monitoring a client who had a myocardial infarction. For which of the following complications should the nurse monitor in the first 24 hr? - Ventricular dysrhythmias 3. A nurse is collecting data from a client who has manifestations of aplastic anemia. Wh...

2022 Appendicitis NCLEX WITH ANSWERS rated A+ The nurse would increase the comfort of the patient with appendicitis by: "a. Having the patient lie prone b. Flexing the patient's right knee c. Sitting the patient upright in a chair d. Turning the patient onto his or her left side - Correct answer: B" The patient with appendicitis usually prefers to lie still, often with the right leg flexed to decrease pain. "The nurse is caring for a patient in the emergency department with comp...

NUR 2092 Health Assessment Exam 1 Assessment - The collection of subjective and objective data about a patient's health Subjective data - Information provided by the affected individual Objective data - Information obtained by the health care provider through observation and inspecting, percussing, palpating, and auscultating during the physical examination Database - Totality of information available about the patient, including subjective data, objective data, and the patient...

Maryville NURS 612 Exam 1 Which of the following will best facilitate the interview when obtaining a history for a deaf patient who can read lips? - speaking slowly During a history, the patient indicates he has an uncle and a brother with sickle cell disease. Which of the following is an appropriate method to document this information? - Include it in the family history. Which approach is recommended at the onset of an interview? - Use an open-ended approach; let the patient explai...

Med-Surg: GI System exam with Answers A client with jaundice associated with hepatitis expresses concern over the change in skin color. Which does the nurse explain is the cause of this color change? 1. Stimulation of the liver to produce an excess quantity of bile pigments 2. Inability of the liver to remove normal amounts of bilirubin from the blood 3. Increased destruction of red blood cells during the acute phase of the disease 4. Decreased prothrombin levels, leading to multiple si...

Biology A-Level AQA Keywords - Unit 4 Gene - Section of DNA on a chromosome that controls a feature by coding for formation of one or more specific polypeptides or a functional RNA (including rRNA and tRNA). Chromosome - A thread like structure made of protein and DNA by which hereditary information is physically passed from one generation to the next. Chromatin - The material that makes up chromosomes. It consists of DNA and the protein histone. Autosome - A chromosome which is not ...

NUR-2180 QUIZ 2 Lordosis - abnormal anterior curvature of the lumbar spine (sway-back condition) Kyphosis - excessive outward curvature of the spine, causing the hunching of the back. Scoliosis - abnormal lateral curvature of the spine Active ROM - Is movement initiated and completed by the patient without assistance Passive ROM - Range of Motion in which the resident is unable to assist with movement Muscle strength testing - The determination of the amount of force that a muscl...

ATI PROCTORED EXAM - MATERNAL NEWBORN A nurse is planning care for a newborn who is receiving phototherapy for an elevated bilirubin level. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? - . Use a photometer to monitor the lamp's energy The nurse should monitor the lamp's energy throughout the therapy to ensure the newborn is receiving the appropriate amount to be effective. A nurse is assessing a client at 34 weeks gestation who has a mild placental abruption. Which of the fol...

HESI Entrance Exam -VocabHESI Entrance Exam -Vocabulary (well Explained with examples) Abstain - to voluntarily refrain from something. Ex: the dental hygenist instructed the patient to ____ from smoking to improve his breath odor. Accountable - to be responsible. Ex: paramedics are _____ for maintaining up-to-date knowledge of resuscitation techniques. acute - sudden, intense Ex: the nurse administered the prescribed pain medication to the patient who was experiencing _____ pain aft...

NCLEX-PN review What is the nursing process? - Assess Forming nursing diagnosis Planning and Goal Setting Implementation Evaluation What are some therapeutic communication barriers? - Giving advice, judging, stereotyping, being defensive, appearing distracted or uninterested, agreeing or disagreeing, appearing biased, not being a good listener or excessive probing What is HELLP Syndrome? - This is preeclampsia with Liver involvement: Hemolysis(breakdown of RBCs) Elevated Liver ...