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What is the priority intervention for a patient with continuous bubbling in
the water seal chamber of a chest tube? .....answer.....Assess for air leaks,
check all connections, and notify the provider if the issue persists.
What is the appropriate intervention for a patient with hyperkalemia and
signs of cardiac changes? .....answer.....Administer calcium gluconate to
stabilize the heart, followed by insulin with glucose to reduce potassium
levels.
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How should a nurse manage a patient with suspected acute bacterial
meningitis? .....answer.....Implement droplet precautions, start prescribed
antibiotics immediately, and monitor for signs of increased intracranial
pressure.
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How should you care for a patient with severe anemia and tachycardia?
.....answer.....Administer supplemental oxygen, monitor hemoglobin levels,
and prepare for a blood transfusion if needed.
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What is the priority action for a laboring patient with shoulder dystocia?
.....answer.....Place the patient in McRoberts' position (knees to chest) and
apply suprapubic pressure.
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How should a nurse manage a patient with signs of septic shock?
.....answer.....Administer IV fluids, obtain blood cultures, and start broad-
spectrum antibiotics promptly.
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What should you do for a patient with a suspected tension pneumothorax?
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How should a nurse respond to a patient with a suspected pulmonary
embolism? .....answer.....Administer oxygen, position the patient upright,
and prepare to start anticoagulation therapy.
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What is the correct intervention for a newborn with hypothermia?
.....answer.....Provide skin-to-skin contact with the mother or place the
newborn under a radiant warmer, and monitor temperature closely.
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How should you manage a patient with suspected DVT and leg swelling?
.....answer.....Elevate the affected limb, avoid massaging the area, and
administer prescribed anticoagulants.
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What is the appropriate action for a patient with suspected acute
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pancreatitis? .....answer.....Keep the patient NPO, provide IV fluids, and
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How should a nurse care for a patient with signs of myxedema coma?
.....answer.....Administer IV thyroid hormone replacement, monitor
respiratory status, and provide warming measures for hypothermia.
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What is the first step for a patient experiencing acute chest pain and ST-
elevation on an EKG? .....answer.....Administer oxygen, aspirin, nitroglycerin,
and morphine, and prepare for immediate reperfusion therapy.
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How should you respond to a child with croup and worsening respiratory
distress? .....answer.....Provide humidified air, administer nebulized
epinephrine as prescribed, and monitor for signs of respiratory failure.
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HESI LPN EXIT EXAM Newest 2025 Actual Exam
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Complete Questions And Well Defined Answers(Verified
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Answers)|Already Graded A+
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What is the priority intervention for a patient with continuous bubbling in
the water seal chamber of a chest tube? .....answer.....Assess for air leaks,
check all connections, and notify the provider if the issue persists.
What is the appropriate intervention for a patient with hyperkalemia and
signs of cardiac changes? .....answer.....Administer calcium gluconate to
stabilize the heart, followed by insulin with glucose to reduce potassium
levels.
________________________________________
How should a nurse manage a patient with suspected acute bacterial
meningitis? .....answer.....Implement droplet precautions, start prescribed
antibiotics immediately, and monitor for signs of increased intracranial
pressure.
________________________________________
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What is the first action for a patient experiencing autonomic dysreflexia?
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.....answer.....Sit the patient upright, remove restrictive clothing, and identify
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and resolve the triggering factor, such as a full bladder.
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How should you care for a patient with severe anemia and tachycardia?
.....answer.....Administer supplemental oxygen, monitor hemoglobin levels,
and prepare for a blood transfusion if needed.
________________________________________
What is the priority action for a laboring patient with shoulder dystocia?
.....answer.....Place the patient in McRoberts' position (knees to chest) and
apply suprapubic pressure.
________________________________________
How should a nurse manage a patient with signs of septic shock?
.....answer.....Administer IV fluids, obtain blood cultures, and start broad-
spectrum antibiotics promptly.
________________________________________
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What should you do for a patient with a suspected tension pneumothorax?
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.....answer.....Prepare for immediate needle decompression or chest tube
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placement, and administer oxygen.
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________________________________________
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How should a nurse respond to a patient with a suspected pulmonary
embolism? .....answer.....Administer oxygen, position the patient upright,
and prepare to start anticoagulation therapy.
________________________________________
What is the correct intervention for a newborn with hypothermia?
.....answer.....Provide skin-to-skin contact with the mother or place the
newborn under a radiant warmer, and monitor temperature closely.
________________________________________
How should you manage a patient with suspected DVT and leg swelling?
.....answer.....Elevate the affected limb, avoid massaging the area, and
administer prescribed anticoagulants.
________________________________________
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What is the appropriate action for a patient with suspected acute
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pancreatitis? .....answer.....Keep the patient NPO, provide IV fluids, and
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manage pain with prescribed medications.
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________________________________________
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How should a nurse care for a patient with signs of myxedema coma?
.....answer.....Administer IV thyroid hormone replacement, monitor
respiratory status, and provide warming measures for hypothermia.
________________________________________
What is the first step for a patient experiencing acute chest pain and ST-
elevation on an EKG? .....answer.....Administer oxygen, aspirin, nitroglycerin,
and morphine, and prepare for immediate reperfusion therapy.
________________________________________
How should you respond to a child with croup and worsening respiratory
distress? .....answer.....Provide humidified air, administer nebulized
epinephrine as prescribed, and monitor for signs of respiratory failure.
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