MN 502 Exam Questions With Verified Solutions

MN 502 Exam Questions With Verified Solutions Your patient is an 86yr old male who is incontinent at night. which of the following would be an alternative to catheterisation fro this patient - answerApplying a uridome at night The oral laxative Bisacodyl (Ducolax) acts as a/an - answerStimulant A nurse asks a patient to bring their hands together behind their head with the elbows flexed. The nurse is testing which of the following? - answerExternal rotation Which of the statements is a normal finding on palpation of the abdomen? - answerThe abdomen is non-tender and soft with no guarding, no palpable masses felt When using a mobile hoist with a dependent patient, which of the following statements is correct? - answerAlways use the brakes the hoist 'off' to ensure stability To ensure safe administration of medications the nurse must be aware of the seven rights of medication administration. These are - answerdrug, dose, time, route, patient, reason, documentation Microvascular complications of diabetes include damage to the kidney. This is called - answernephropathy You are working in a family planning centre and providing an education session on genital warts. Part of the information you provide includes - answerAll of the above A nurse is assessing a patient and notices that they are confused, have cold and clammy skin and are complaining of feeling dizzy. These are symptoms of - answerhypoglcaemia You examine the mouth of Amy who is 3-years old and recognise signs of baby bottle tooth decay. Baby bottle tooth decay occurs in children that - answerExposure to sugary liquids for long period of time During the skin assessment of an older adult patient who has had a CVA, the nurse noted a reddened area over the coccyx. The next nursing intervention for this client should include - answerreposition the patient off the ccocyx and reassess in one hour The proliferation phase of wound healing is characterised by - answerThe development of new tissue A 19-year old male client presents describing urethral discharge and pain on urination. What other information do you require before proceeding to physical examination? - answerhistory of recent sexual activity The main reason for a nurse to administer an enema is to - answerstimulating peristalsis, breaking up faecal mass and stretching the rectal wall Three complications of diabetes are - answerrenal failure, loss of vision, peripheral vascular disease Which of these people is MOST likely at risk of developing an iron deficiency? - answerA 17yr old girl What is the term given to unexpected effects of medication? - answerAdverse effects Which of the following drugs are required to be stored in a locked secure cabinet and are counted on a regular basis? - answerNarcotics A young adult male who comes to the emergency department complaining of abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting and is suspected of having a paralytic ileus. On auscultation the nurse would identify that the patient's bowel sounds are which of the following? - answerAbsent Which of the following is NOT a bacterial sexually transmitted infection? - answerGenital warts A nurse provides medication to a patient. Who has the responsibility for the medication to be administered correctly? - answerThe nurse administering the medication The tissue surfaces of an incision that are close together are - answerapproximated An elderly patient states that she is worried because she has not had a bowel movement each day. The nurse's best response concerning defecation patterns is - answer" the number of bowel movements per week varies greatly between people. What is your usual bowel pattern?" What is the most effective position to have your patient in when administering a rectal suppository? - answerLeft lying sim An early sign/symptom of syphilis is - answerA painless sore on the genitals