EMERGENCY NURSING COMPREHENSIVE
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
FULLY SOLVED|| GRADED A+||LATEST
UPDATE 2026
3 -answer 1. The ED nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with multiple rib fractures.
Which
data should the nurse include in the assessment?
1. Level of orientation to time and place.
2. Current use and last dose of medication.
3. Symmetrical movement of the chest.
4. Time of last meal the client ate.
1 -answer 2. The nurse is caring for a client in the ED with abdominal trauma who has
had
peritoneal lavage. Which intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care?
1. Assess for the presence of blood, bile, or feces.
2. Palpate the client for bilateral femoral pulses.
3. Perform Leopold's maneuver every eight (8) hours.
4. Collect information on the client's dietary history.
3 -answer 3. The elderly client is brought to the ED complaining of cramps, headache,
and
weakness after working outside in the sun. The telemetry shows sinus tachycardia.
Which intervention should the nurse implement?
1. Determine if the client is experiencing any thirst.
2. Administer D5W intravenously at 250 mL/hr.
3. Maintain a cool environment to promote rest.
4. Withhold the client's oral intake.
4 -answer 4. The ED nurse is caring for a client who suffered a near-drowning. Which
expected
outcome should the nurse include in the plan of care for this client?
1. Maintain the client's cardiac function.
2. Promote a continued decrease in lung surfactant.
3. Warm rapidly to minimize the effects of hypothermia.
4. Keep the oxygen saturation level above 93%.
1 -answer 5. The nurse is assessing the client who suffered a near-drowning event.
Which data
, require immediate intervention?
1. The onset of pink, frothy sputum.
2. An oral temperature of 97˚F.
3. An alcohol level of 100 mg/dL.
4. A heart rate of 100 beats/min.
3 -answer 6. A nurse is at the lake when a person nearly drowns. The nurse determines
the client
is breathing spontaneously. Which data should the nurse assess next?
1. Possibility of drug use.
2. Spinal cord injury.
3. Level of confusion.
4. Amount of alcohol.
4 -answer 7. The ED nurse is caring for a male client admitted with carbon monoxide
poisoning.
Which intervention requires the nurse to notify the Rapid Response Team?
1. The client has expectorated black sputum.
2. The client reports trying to kill himself.
3. The client's pulse oximeter reading is 94%.
4. The client has stridor and reports dizziness.
1 -answer 8. The ED nurse is working triage. Which client should be triaged first?
1. A client who has multiple injuries from a motor-vehicle accident.
2. A client complaining of epigastric pain and nausea after eating.
3. An elderly client who fell and fractured the left femoral neck.
4. The client suffering from a migraine headache and nausea.
4 -answer 9. The nurse is providing discharge teaching for the client with intermaxillary
wiring to
repair a fractured mandible. Which statement by the client indicates teaching has
been effective?
1. Iced alcoholic drinks may be consumed by using a straw.
2. Only one (1) food item should be consumed at one (1) time.
3. Carbonated sodas should be limited to two (2) daily.
4. Teeth can be brushed after tenderness and edema subside.
1,2,4 -answer 10. The occupational health nurse is called to the scene of a traumatic
amputation of a
finger. Which intervention should the nurse implement prior to sending the client to
the ED? Select all that apply.
1. Rinse the amputated finger with sterile normal saline.
2. Place the amputated finger in a sealed and watertight plastic bag.
3. Place the amputated finger into iced saline solution.
4. Wrap the amputated finger in saline-moistened gauze dressings.
5. Replace the amputated finger on the hand and wrap with gauze.
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
FULLY SOLVED|| GRADED A+||LATEST
UPDATE 2026
3 -answer 1. The ED nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with multiple rib fractures.
Which
data should the nurse include in the assessment?
1. Level of orientation to time and place.
2. Current use and last dose of medication.
3. Symmetrical movement of the chest.
4. Time of last meal the client ate.
1 -answer 2. The nurse is caring for a client in the ED with abdominal trauma who has
had
peritoneal lavage. Which intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care?
1. Assess for the presence of blood, bile, or feces.
2. Palpate the client for bilateral femoral pulses.
3. Perform Leopold's maneuver every eight (8) hours.
4. Collect information on the client's dietary history.
3 -answer 3. The elderly client is brought to the ED complaining of cramps, headache,
and
weakness after working outside in the sun. The telemetry shows sinus tachycardia.
Which intervention should the nurse implement?
1. Determine if the client is experiencing any thirst.
2. Administer D5W intravenously at 250 mL/hr.
3. Maintain a cool environment to promote rest.
4. Withhold the client's oral intake.
4 -answer 4. The ED nurse is caring for a client who suffered a near-drowning. Which
expected
outcome should the nurse include in the plan of care for this client?
1. Maintain the client's cardiac function.
2. Promote a continued decrease in lung surfactant.
3. Warm rapidly to minimize the effects of hypothermia.
4. Keep the oxygen saturation level above 93%.
1 -answer 5. The nurse is assessing the client who suffered a near-drowning event.
Which data
, require immediate intervention?
1. The onset of pink, frothy sputum.
2. An oral temperature of 97˚F.
3. An alcohol level of 100 mg/dL.
4. A heart rate of 100 beats/min.
3 -answer 6. A nurse is at the lake when a person nearly drowns. The nurse determines
the client
is breathing spontaneously. Which data should the nurse assess next?
1. Possibility of drug use.
2. Spinal cord injury.
3. Level of confusion.
4. Amount of alcohol.
4 -answer 7. The ED nurse is caring for a male client admitted with carbon monoxide
poisoning.
Which intervention requires the nurse to notify the Rapid Response Team?
1. The client has expectorated black sputum.
2. The client reports trying to kill himself.
3. The client's pulse oximeter reading is 94%.
4. The client has stridor and reports dizziness.
1 -answer 8. The ED nurse is working triage. Which client should be triaged first?
1. A client who has multiple injuries from a motor-vehicle accident.
2. A client complaining of epigastric pain and nausea after eating.
3. An elderly client who fell and fractured the left femoral neck.
4. The client suffering from a migraine headache and nausea.
4 -answer 9. The nurse is providing discharge teaching for the client with intermaxillary
wiring to
repair a fractured mandible. Which statement by the client indicates teaching has
been effective?
1. Iced alcoholic drinks may be consumed by using a straw.
2. Only one (1) food item should be consumed at one (1) time.
3. Carbonated sodas should be limited to two (2) daily.
4. Teeth can be brushed after tenderness and edema subside.
1,2,4 -answer 10. The occupational health nurse is called to the scene of a traumatic
amputation of a
finger. Which intervention should the nurse implement prior to sending the client to
the ED? Select all that apply.
1. Rinse the amputated finger with sterile normal saline.
2. Place the amputated finger in a sealed and watertight plastic bag.
3. Place the amputated finger into iced saline solution.
4. Wrap the amputated finger in saline-moistened gauze dressings.
5. Replace the amputated finger on the hand and wrap with gauze.
