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NUR 206 - HESI REVIEW QUESTIONS MOST
COMPREHENSIVE 2026 QUESTIONS EXAM LATEST
VERSION SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED
100 %
During a two-week postoperative follow-up home visit, a female client who had
gastric bypass surgery exhibits abdominal tenderness, shoulder pain, and
describes feelings of malaise. Her vital signs are: temperature 101.8°F, blood
pressure 100/50, heart rate 104 beats/minute, and respirations 18
breaths/minute. Which action should the nurse take?
a. Determine the client's current oxygen saturation rate.
b. Instruct the client to drive to the hospital for admission
c. Recheck the client's vital signs in 30 minutes
d. Have the client transported via ambulance to the hospital
d. Have the client transported via ambulance to the hospital
An older man has become increasingly forgetful, frequently eats large
quantities of food from refrigerator, and cannot remember when he takes his
medications. He has limited mobility to weight-related osteoarthritis in both
knees. When assisting the client's wife with a care plan for the home, which
interventions should the nurse suggest? (Select all that apply.)
a. Request a referral for motorized wheelchair to assist with mobility.
b. Keep a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables that are easily accessible.
c. Put medications into a container that organized the pills by the day and
time.
d. Encourage participation in televised exercise classes to help strengthen
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muscles.
e. Post a sign on refrigerator reminding the client not to eat between meals.
b. Keep a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables that are easily accessible.
c. Put medications into a container that organized the pills by the day and time.
d. Encourage participation in televised exercise classes to help strengthen muscles.
The school nurse is assessing heights, weights, and body mass indexed (BMI)
of the students who are entering high school. Because a majority of the
students are found to be overweight, the nurse plans to develop a program
that addresses obesity in this age population. Before initiating this program,
what additional information is most important for the nurse to obtain?
a. The history of obesity education in the community
b. The level of parental concern regarding childhood obesity
c. The demographic data for the student population
d. An activity report from the physical education department
a. The history of obesity education in the community
The epidemiological triad can be used to frame strategies for the prevention of
farm machinery injuries. Which action should the nurse take to focus on the
agent?
a. Teach farm workers not to smoke around farm equipment
b. Work with legislators to mandate safe tractor design
c. Translate written vehicle instructions into picture format
d. Provide rehabilitation services to injured farm hands
b. Work with legislators to mandate safe tractor design
The public health nurse is creating a plan to increase state funding for a local
health clinic. Which strategy is likely to be most effective in obtaining funding
for the clinic?
a. Run the health clinic economically and advertise the services the clinic
provides
b. Organize concerned citizens to write letters and telephone state
representatives
c. Described to the media the valuable services provided by the community
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clinic
d. Engage a professional lobbyist to persuade Congress of the local clinic's
value
d. Engage a professional lobbyist to persuade Congress of the local clinic's value
The nurse is documenting the medical history of a young adult male client who
was recently diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes mellitus (DM). He smokes 2
packs of cigarettes daily and his father died of a heart attack at the age of 45.
Which annual screening is most important for the nurse include?
a. Peripheral neuropathy
b. Renal insufficiency
c. Retinography
d. Hyperlipidemia
d. Hyperlipidemia
The nurse provides teaching to a group of evacuees in a mass casualty center
after a natural flooding disaster. Which information should the nurse including
in the teaching plan? (Select all that apply.)
a. Wash all fruits and vegetables thoroughly in running tap water.
b. Identify all sexual contacts since the evacuation process
c. Take all doses of prophylactic prescriptions for diarrhea
d. Clean hands using soap, clean water, or waterless antibacterial solutions
e. Drink only boiled water or bottled oral rehydration solutions
c. Take all doses of prophylactic prescriptions for diarrhea
d. Clean hands using soap, clean water, or waterless antibacterial solutions
e. Drink only boiled water or bottled oral rehydration solutions
A nurse is planning a nutrition class for a group of senior citizens at a
community center and wants to emphasize the amount and types of fat in
some foods versus others. What is the best teaching method for the nurse to
use?
a. Display posters with foods and tell seniors about fat content
b. Determine foods most often eaten by this group and discuss the nutritional
panel of each product
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c. Show a movie about cooking with foods that are low in fat but delicious
d. Ask each senior to bring a food for others to taste, then estimate the fat
contained in these foods
b. Determine foods most often eaten by this group and discuss the nutritional panel
of each product
An adult male who has diabetes is laid off from his job of 15 years where he
had health care benefits. By law, he is provided with Consolidated Omnibus
Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) benefits. What is likely to be his greatest
concern in planning for his health care during the next year?
a. Paying for his health care
b. Obtaining quality medical care
c. Selecting a primary care provider
d. Having required lab work completed
a. Paying for his health care
A prescription for discharge is written for an elderly female client who has
asked to be discharged to her home. The client lives alone and is able to walk
10 to 15 feet with assistance. What action should the nurse implement first?
a. Review the home medication schedule with the client and family
b. Arrange for a bedside commode to be delivered to the home
c. Meet with the case manager to plan a home safety evaluation
d. Provide the client with information about medical alert devices
c. Meet with the case manager to plan a home safety evaluation
The nurse at a migrant health center notes an increased incidence of
dermatitis in seasonal farm workers at a local fruit farm. In response to this
finding, it is most important for the nurse to obtain which information as a part
of a community assessment?
a. Availability of fresh water for washing hands after work
b. Air pollution levels in the surrounding community
c. Number of hours of worker's exposure to direct sunlight
d. Percentage of poisonous plants in the work fields
a. Availability of fresh water for washing hands after work
NUR 206 - HESI REVIEW QUESTIONS MOST
COMPREHENSIVE 2026 QUESTIONS EXAM LATEST
VERSION SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED
100 %
During a two-week postoperative follow-up home visit, a female client who had
gastric bypass surgery exhibits abdominal tenderness, shoulder pain, and
describes feelings of malaise. Her vital signs are: temperature 101.8°F, blood
pressure 100/50, heart rate 104 beats/minute, and respirations 18
breaths/minute. Which action should the nurse take?
a. Determine the client's current oxygen saturation rate.
b. Instruct the client to drive to the hospital for admission
c. Recheck the client's vital signs in 30 minutes
d. Have the client transported via ambulance to the hospital
d. Have the client transported via ambulance to the hospital
An older man has become increasingly forgetful, frequently eats large
quantities of food from refrigerator, and cannot remember when he takes his
medications. He has limited mobility to weight-related osteoarthritis in both
knees. When assisting the client's wife with a care plan for the home, which
interventions should the nurse suggest? (Select all that apply.)
a. Request a referral for motorized wheelchair to assist with mobility.
b. Keep a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables that are easily accessible.
c. Put medications into a container that organized the pills by the day and
time.
d. Encourage participation in televised exercise classes to help strengthen
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muscles.
e. Post a sign on refrigerator reminding the client not to eat between meals.
b. Keep a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables that are easily accessible.
c. Put medications into a container that organized the pills by the day and time.
d. Encourage participation in televised exercise classes to help strengthen muscles.
The school nurse is assessing heights, weights, and body mass indexed (BMI)
of the students who are entering high school. Because a majority of the
students are found to be overweight, the nurse plans to develop a program
that addresses obesity in this age population. Before initiating this program,
what additional information is most important for the nurse to obtain?
a. The history of obesity education in the community
b. The level of parental concern regarding childhood obesity
c. The demographic data for the student population
d. An activity report from the physical education department
a. The history of obesity education in the community
The epidemiological triad can be used to frame strategies for the prevention of
farm machinery injuries. Which action should the nurse take to focus on the
agent?
a. Teach farm workers not to smoke around farm equipment
b. Work with legislators to mandate safe tractor design
c. Translate written vehicle instructions into picture format
d. Provide rehabilitation services to injured farm hands
b. Work with legislators to mandate safe tractor design
The public health nurse is creating a plan to increase state funding for a local
health clinic. Which strategy is likely to be most effective in obtaining funding
for the clinic?
a. Run the health clinic economically and advertise the services the clinic
provides
b. Organize concerned citizens to write letters and telephone state
representatives
c. Described to the media the valuable services provided by the community
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clinic
d. Engage a professional lobbyist to persuade Congress of the local clinic's
value
d. Engage a professional lobbyist to persuade Congress of the local clinic's value
The nurse is documenting the medical history of a young adult male client who
was recently diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes mellitus (DM). He smokes 2
packs of cigarettes daily and his father died of a heart attack at the age of 45.
Which annual screening is most important for the nurse include?
a. Peripheral neuropathy
b. Renal insufficiency
c. Retinography
d. Hyperlipidemia
d. Hyperlipidemia
The nurse provides teaching to a group of evacuees in a mass casualty center
after a natural flooding disaster. Which information should the nurse including
in the teaching plan? (Select all that apply.)
a. Wash all fruits and vegetables thoroughly in running tap water.
b. Identify all sexual contacts since the evacuation process
c. Take all doses of prophylactic prescriptions for diarrhea
d. Clean hands using soap, clean water, or waterless antibacterial solutions
e. Drink only boiled water or bottled oral rehydration solutions
c. Take all doses of prophylactic prescriptions for diarrhea
d. Clean hands using soap, clean water, or waterless antibacterial solutions
e. Drink only boiled water or bottled oral rehydration solutions
A nurse is planning a nutrition class for a group of senior citizens at a
community center and wants to emphasize the amount and types of fat in
some foods versus others. What is the best teaching method for the nurse to
use?
a. Display posters with foods and tell seniors about fat content
b. Determine foods most often eaten by this group and discuss the nutritional
panel of each product
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c. Show a movie about cooking with foods that are low in fat but delicious
d. Ask each senior to bring a food for others to taste, then estimate the fat
contained in these foods
b. Determine foods most often eaten by this group and discuss the nutritional panel
of each product
An adult male who has diabetes is laid off from his job of 15 years where he
had health care benefits. By law, he is provided with Consolidated Omnibus
Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) benefits. What is likely to be his greatest
concern in planning for his health care during the next year?
a. Paying for his health care
b. Obtaining quality medical care
c. Selecting a primary care provider
d. Having required lab work completed
a. Paying for his health care
A prescription for discharge is written for an elderly female client who has
asked to be discharged to her home. The client lives alone and is able to walk
10 to 15 feet with assistance. What action should the nurse implement first?
a. Review the home medication schedule with the client and family
b. Arrange for a bedside commode to be delivered to the home
c. Meet with the case manager to plan a home safety evaluation
d. Provide the client with information about medical alert devices
c. Meet with the case manager to plan a home safety evaluation
The nurse at a migrant health center notes an increased incidence of
dermatitis in seasonal farm workers at a local fruit farm. In response to this
finding, it is most important for the nurse to obtain which information as a part
of a community assessment?
a. Availability of fresh water for washing hands after work
b. Air pollution levels in the surrounding community
c. Number of hours of worker's exposure to direct sunlight
d. Percentage of poisonous plants in the work fields
a. Availability of fresh water for washing hands after work
