VATI FINAL EXAM ACTUAL PAPER SOLVED
QUESTIONS
◉ dehiscence
Answer: A surgical complication where a wound ruptures along a
surgical incision.
◉ radiation therapy
Answer: A treatment method that may involve the use of a sealed
implant.
◉ IV catheter insertion
Answer: A procedure requiring specific actions like applying a
tourniquet 15cm (6 in) above the insertion site.
◉ divalproex sodium
Answer: A medication that should be administered with
applesauce for clients with dysphagia.
◉ kosher dietary practices
Answer: Dietary rules observed by Jewish individuals, including
the separation of meat and dairy products.
,◉ alarm stage of general adaptation syndrome
Answer: A physiological response characterized by findings such
as tachycardia.
◉ Buck's extension traction
Answer: A type of traction used for clients with femur fractures.
◉ Rh immuneglobulin
Answer: A medication that should be administered within 72
hours of delivery for certain blood type combinations.
◉ protective isolation
Answer: A precautionary measure for clients undergoing total
body radiation and chemotherapy.
◉ haloperidol
Answer: A medication used for schizophrenia that requires
monitoring for tardive dyskinesia.
◉ cataracts
Answer: A condition indicated by increased opacity of the lens of
the eye.
◉ sleep difficulties
, Answer: A condition where the nurse may advise the client to
ambulate in the hallway 1 hour before bedtime.
◉ breastfeeding nutrition
Answer: Dietary recommendations for postpartum clients to
increase specific nutrients during lactation.
◉ nutritional counseling for toddlers
Answer: Advice to offer snacks throughout the day to parents of
toddlers.
◉ aortic heart valve
Answer: The location on the right side of the patient's chest where
the diaphragm of the stethoscope should be placed to best hear its
closing.
◉ Wound Irrigation
Answer: Cleansing an open wound with sterile solution.
◉ Sterile Field
Answer: Area free of microorganisms for medical procedures.
◉ Hypoglycemia Symptoms
Answer: Signs include diaphoresis and confusion.
QUESTIONS
◉ dehiscence
Answer: A surgical complication where a wound ruptures along a
surgical incision.
◉ radiation therapy
Answer: A treatment method that may involve the use of a sealed
implant.
◉ IV catheter insertion
Answer: A procedure requiring specific actions like applying a
tourniquet 15cm (6 in) above the insertion site.
◉ divalproex sodium
Answer: A medication that should be administered with
applesauce for clients with dysphagia.
◉ kosher dietary practices
Answer: Dietary rules observed by Jewish individuals, including
the separation of meat and dairy products.
,◉ alarm stage of general adaptation syndrome
Answer: A physiological response characterized by findings such
as tachycardia.
◉ Buck's extension traction
Answer: A type of traction used for clients with femur fractures.
◉ Rh immuneglobulin
Answer: A medication that should be administered within 72
hours of delivery for certain blood type combinations.
◉ protective isolation
Answer: A precautionary measure for clients undergoing total
body radiation and chemotherapy.
◉ haloperidol
Answer: A medication used for schizophrenia that requires
monitoring for tardive dyskinesia.
◉ cataracts
Answer: A condition indicated by increased opacity of the lens of
the eye.
◉ sleep difficulties
, Answer: A condition where the nurse may advise the client to
ambulate in the hallway 1 hour before bedtime.
◉ breastfeeding nutrition
Answer: Dietary recommendations for postpartum clients to
increase specific nutrients during lactation.
◉ nutritional counseling for toddlers
Answer: Advice to offer snacks throughout the day to parents of
toddlers.
◉ aortic heart valve
Answer: The location on the right side of the patient's chest where
the diaphragm of the stethoscope should be placed to best hear its
closing.
◉ Wound Irrigation
Answer: Cleansing an open wound with sterile solution.
◉ Sterile Field
Answer: Area free of microorganisms for medical procedures.
◉ Hypoglycemia Symptoms
Answer: Signs include diaphoresis and confusion.
