NP 2 –NURSING PRACTITIONER 2 EXAM 2024. COMPLETE NP2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST 2024 UPDATE (100/100) GUARANTEED PASS A+

NP 2 –NURSING PRACTITIONER 2 EXAM 2024. COMPLETE NP2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST 2024 UPDATE (100/100) GUARANTEED PASS A+ 1. Nurse Micah is assigned to the Emergency Department. She is currently attending to a client with a complaint of acute abdominal pain. Which of the following actions of Nurse Micah demonstrates respect of client’s autonomy? A. Complying when the physician attempts to delegate obtaining informed consent B. Describing the risks and benefits of the reasonable alternative to treatments C. Facilitating and supporting client’s choices regarding treatment options D. Notifying appropriate parties if a patient has not given adequate information 2. The nurse obtain the blood pressure of a client and have a reading of 160/100mmHg. The nurse did not tell the client the reading because she believes that this information will upset him and consequently further elevate his blood pressure. This situation illustrates an example of: A. Paternalism B. Self – determination C. Autonomy D. Beneficence 3. Which of the following statements is true regarding informed consent? A. It is an ethical responsibility of nurses to provide client with opportunities to give informed consent B. Nurses may not be legally liable if they know that informed consent was not obtained C. It is ethical or legal for nurses to obtain informed consent for procedures that are to be performed by a physician D. It is not within a nurse’s domain of responsibility to notify the health team if a client has not given an informed consent for the procedure 4. The nurse’s compassion is aroused when a patient under her care is suffering and is in a prolonged life – sustaining machine. Many times the nurse experiences feeling of uneasiness and anguish. This human condition that confronts the nurse gives rise to: a. Unavoidable trust b. Ethical dilemma c. Human indignation d. Moral suffering 5. The nurse shows respect to human dignity when she observes which of the following situations when caring for the clients? a. Asking the client’s priorities after assessing the client’s capabilities in the past and in the present b. Evaluating response of client to the nursing care rendered by the health care team as plantea c. Constant monitoring of client’s condition and reporting any unusual occurrences to the health team d. Planning nursing care together with the client and immediate relative SITUATION Accuracy in the computation and administration of medications ordered is extremely important to avoid medication errors that may threaten the clients’ welfare. 6. A hypertensive client is ordered to receive 20 mEq of Potassium Chloride. The bottle is labeled KCL elixir 10 mEq/ml. how many ml should be given? a. 1.5 ml b. 2 ml c. 0.5 ml d. 1 ml 7. A client who is experiencing tachycardia is ordered to receive Digoxin 0.325 mg OD. The stock is 0.25 mg/tab. How many tablet/s should be given to the client? a. 1.5 tablets b. 2 tablets c. 3 tablets d. ¾ tablet 8. A client who have episodes of seizure is ordered to received Dilantin 5mg/kg body weight is ordered to a client who weighs 50lbs. the drug is to be administered in 3 equal doses. The label reads Dilantin suspension 125mg/ml. how much medication should be administered to the client? a. 0.5ml b. 1.0ml c. 1.5ml d. 1.8ml 9. A post exploratory laparotomy client has an order for Meperidine Hydrochloride 50mg every 4 hours PRN. The multiple vial dose vial is labeled 50mg/ml. what is the correct dose to be administered to this client when he complains of pain? a. 0.5ml b. 1.5ml c. 2.0ml d. 1.0ml 10. An order is given to a young adult to receive 1 million units of penicillin. The stock on hand is Penicillin 500,000 units and the direction reads: add 1.3ml to yield 2ml. What is the correct amount to be adminis