NUR 104 - Final Exam Study Guide
A client who is undergoing chemotherapy has received a bouquet of flowers. What should the
nurse do to assure the client's safety
Set the flowers in the room but on a surface near the door.
Inform the client the flowers have arrived and that they will be kept at the nursing station.
Allow the client to see the flowers but then remove them from the room.
Explain to the client why the flowers will not be allowed in the room.
Explain to the client why the flowers will not be allowed in the room.
An individual has been brought to the healthcare facility immediately after ingesting poison.
Which would be the most suitable intervention?
Perform gastric lavage.
Support the blood pressure.
Give emetic medication.
Administer sugar.
Perform gastric lavage.
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,What is the primary action expected of the triage nurse?
Communicating with areas receiving those affected
Identifying people who require immediate medical care
Releasing appropriate information to the press
Assigning healthcare personnel to areas needing assistance
Identifying people who require immediate medical care
The nurse is preparing a client for a pelvic examination. Which would be included in the nurse's
instructions?
Tell the client that she will feel no discomfort related to the examination.
Ask the client to empty her bladder before the examination.
Ask the client to take shallow breaths during the examination.
Place the client in a prone position on the examination table.
Ask the client to empty her bladder before the examination.
A 50-year-old client is being discharged after a prostatectomy. What instruction should be
provided to the client for self-care?
Ask the client to avoid using stool softeners.
Instruct the client on the proper technique for Kegel exercises.
Ask the client to avoid any exercise for 2 weeks.
Instruct the client to restrict his fluid intake for a week.
Instruct the client on the proper technique for Kegel exercises.
The nurse is preparing a client for breast biopsy of a lump. The nurse explains that a needle
with a cutting edge will be inserted into a lump and rotated to remove a core sample. What type
of breast biopsy is this client undergoing?
Needle biopsy
, Incisional biopsy
Excisional biopsy
Aspiration
Needle biopsy
A client being cared for by a nurse in a home care setting suddenly stops breathing. What initial
intervention should the nurse implement when a skilled nursing facility resident is found
unresponsive?
Move the client to the floor.
Begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation immediately.
Call 911.
Assess the client's heart beat and respirations.
Assess the client's heart beat and respirations.
Which statement presents accurate information about the ovum?
Ovum is smaller than the sperm cell
All the ova a female will ever have are present at birth
Consists of protoplasm enclosed within a three-layered cell wall
Contains a small nucleus, within which is a nucleolus called the germinal spot
All the ova a female will ever have are present at birth
A client in the healthcare facility asks the nurse what immediate action is taken by nursing staff
in case of a fire. Which response should the nurse provide the client?
The nurse will use a fire extinguisher to put out the fire.
The fire is contained by closing fire doors.
The clients in immediate danger are moved away from the fire.
The operator is called and notified of a "Code Red."
A client who is undergoing chemotherapy has received a bouquet of flowers. What should the
nurse do to assure the client's safety
Set the flowers in the room but on a surface near the door.
Inform the client the flowers have arrived and that they will be kept at the nursing station.
Allow the client to see the flowers but then remove them from the room.
Explain to the client why the flowers will not be allowed in the room.
Explain to the client why the flowers will not be allowed in the room.
An individual has been brought to the healthcare facility immediately after ingesting poison.
Which would be the most suitable intervention?
Perform gastric lavage.
Support the blood pressure.
Give emetic medication.
Administer sugar.
Perform gastric lavage.
Brainpower
Read More
Previous
Play
Next
Rewind 10 seconds
Move forward 10 seconds
Unmute
0:00
/
0:15
Full screen
,What is the primary action expected of the triage nurse?
Communicating with areas receiving those affected
Identifying people who require immediate medical care
Releasing appropriate information to the press
Assigning healthcare personnel to areas needing assistance
Identifying people who require immediate medical care
The nurse is preparing a client for a pelvic examination. Which would be included in the nurse's
instructions?
Tell the client that she will feel no discomfort related to the examination.
Ask the client to empty her bladder before the examination.
Ask the client to take shallow breaths during the examination.
Place the client in a prone position on the examination table.
Ask the client to empty her bladder before the examination.
A 50-year-old client is being discharged after a prostatectomy. What instruction should be
provided to the client for self-care?
Ask the client to avoid using stool softeners.
Instruct the client on the proper technique for Kegel exercises.
Ask the client to avoid any exercise for 2 weeks.
Instruct the client to restrict his fluid intake for a week.
Instruct the client on the proper technique for Kegel exercises.
The nurse is preparing a client for breast biopsy of a lump. The nurse explains that a needle
with a cutting edge will be inserted into a lump and rotated to remove a core sample. What type
of breast biopsy is this client undergoing?
Needle biopsy
, Incisional biopsy
Excisional biopsy
Aspiration
Needle biopsy
A client being cared for by a nurse in a home care setting suddenly stops breathing. What initial
intervention should the nurse implement when a skilled nursing facility resident is found
unresponsive?
Move the client to the floor.
Begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation immediately.
Call 911.
Assess the client's heart beat and respirations.
Assess the client's heart beat and respirations.
Which statement presents accurate information about the ovum?
Ovum is smaller than the sperm cell
All the ova a female will ever have are present at birth
Consists of protoplasm enclosed within a three-layered cell wall
Contains a small nucleus, within which is a nucleolus called the germinal spot
All the ova a female will ever have are present at birth
A client in the healthcare facility asks the nurse what immediate action is taken by nursing staff
in case of a fire. Which response should the nurse provide the client?
The nurse will use a fire extinguisher to put out the fire.
The fire is contained by closing fire doors.
The clients in immediate danger are moved away from the fire.
The operator is called and notified of a "Code Red."
