Adult Health Theory Exam With 100%
Correct And Verified Answers|New
Edition
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The client was started on a new blood pressure medication and returns to the healthcare providers
office for the first time since starting the medication. What assessment finding by the nurse in the
healthcare providers office indicates that the new medication dosage is not effective?
A. Headaches when stressed and palpitations when anxious.
B. Dizziness upon waking blood pressure ranges from 122/74 to 90/58.
C. The clients blood pressure log states daily blood pressure ranges of 126/82 to 110/76
D. Dry mouth and blood pressure of 148/88 when eating salty foods
b
A nurse collaborates with the diabetic educator to determine a long-term goal for a client admitted
with complications of diabetes. Which client goals should they determine is appropriate to add to the
clients plan of care?
A. Blood glucose level will decrease to less than 165 mg/dL by the end of the week
B. By end of day tomorrow, client will state for foods that can be eaten as a snack
C. Will continue taking good care of self over the next three months
D. Remind client to keep all healthcare provider appointments over the next six months
E. Hemoglobin A-1 C results for the next nine months will indicate good blood glucose control
e
When evaluating the client who has been treated for meningitis which assessment finding indicates to
the nurse that the condition is resolving? Select all that apply.
A. Client asks for the lights to stay off and the blinds closed
B. Client has good range of motion to the neck
C. Change in temperature from 102°F to 101°F
D. Headache decreased from 9/10 to 4 out of 10 on a pain scale
E. Client is administered anti-emetics daily
1. b, c, d
Which equipment gathered by a nurse who is preparing to administer an intramuscular injection in
the deltoid muscle of an adult client would indicate that the nurse is not sure of proper supplies
needed to administer the injection? Select all that apply.
, A. Needle length of 5/8 to 1/2 inch
B. Needle length that is 1 to 1 1/2 inch
C. Syringe with 30 mL volume
D. Syringe volume of 0.5 mL
E. Syringe with 2-3 mL volume
a, c, d
The nurse asks the unlicensed assistive personnel assigned to a client who was admitted in fluid
overload to keep strict record of the clients intake and output for the shift. The client drink one and a
half E ounce serving of the whole milk, two bottles of water that or 0.75 L each, and half cup of orange
juice. What was the clients total intake for the shift?
A. 1230 mL
B. 1980 mL
C. 2100 mL
D. 1860 mL
b
A client who is being admitted to the medical floor has insomnia and is concerned about sleeping in
the hospital. What is important for the nurse to include in the clients care plan? Select all that apply.
A. Placed the client in a room close to the nurses station
B. Cluster nighttime care to minimize trips to the clients room
C. Discourage the client from sleeping in the daytime
D. Keep the clients door open so the client can be observed
E. Use a nightlight in the clients room when possible
b, c, e
A client is receiving a transfusion of packed red blood cells. A few minutes into the transfusion the
client develops a reaction and the nurse intervenes. Placed the steps that the nurse takes in the
correct order, from start to finish. Ring order the options. Please only placed the letter of the option in
the blanks provided.
A. Notifies the healthcare provider and remains of the client
B. Observe client and measures vital signs every five minutes
C. Infuses 0.9% sodium chloride via the new line
D. Sends blood container, tubing, and record of transfusion to blood bank
E. Collects and sends clients urine and blood specimen's laboratory per protocol
F. Stops the blood in ministration and replaces IV tubing with new tubing
F
C
A
Correct And Verified Answers|New
Edition
_____________________________________________________________________________________
The client was started on a new blood pressure medication and returns to the healthcare providers
office for the first time since starting the medication. What assessment finding by the nurse in the
healthcare providers office indicates that the new medication dosage is not effective?
A. Headaches when stressed and palpitations when anxious.
B. Dizziness upon waking blood pressure ranges from 122/74 to 90/58.
C. The clients blood pressure log states daily blood pressure ranges of 126/82 to 110/76
D. Dry mouth and blood pressure of 148/88 when eating salty foods
b
A nurse collaborates with the diabetic educator to determine a long-term goal for a client admitted
with complications of diabetes. Which client goals should they determine is appropriate to add to the
clients plan of care?
A. Blood glucose level will decrease to less than 165 mg/dL by the end of the week
B. By end of day tomorrow, client will state for foods that can be eaten as a snack
C. Will continue taking good care of self over the next three months
D. Remind client to keep all healthcare provider appointments over the next six months
E. Hemoglobin A-1 C results for the next nine months will indicate good blood glucose control
e
When evaluating the client who has been treated for meningitis which assessment finding indicates to
the nurse that the condition is resolving? Select all that apply.
A. Client asks for the lights to stay off and the blinds closed
B. Client has good range of motion to the neck
C. Change in temperature from 102°F to 101°F
D. Headache decreased from 9/10 to 4 out of 10 on a pain scale
E. Client is administered anti-emetics daily
1. b, c, d
Which equipment gathered by a nurse who is preparing to administer an intramuscular injection in
the deltoid muscle of an adult client would indicate that the nurse is not sure of proper supplies
needed to administer the injection? Select all that apply.
, A. Needle length of 5/8 to 1/2 inch
B. Needle length that is 1 to 1 1/2 inch
C. Syringe with 30 mL volume
D. Syringe volume of 0.5 mL
E. Syringe with 2-3 mL volume
a, c, d
The nurse asks the unlicensed assistive personnel assigned to a client who was admitted in fluid
overload to keep strict record of the clients intake and output for the shift. The client drink one and a
half E ounce serving of the whole milk, two bottles of water that or 0.75 L each, and half cup of orange
juice. What was the clients total intake for the shift?
A. 1230 mL
B. 1980 mL
C. 2100 mL
D. 1860 mL
b
A client who is being admitted to the medical floor has insomnia and is concerned about sleeping in
the hospital. What is important for the nurse to include in the clients care plan? Select all that apply.
A. Placed the client in a room close to the nurses station
B. Cluster nighttime care to minimize trips to the clients room
C. Discourage the client from sleeping in the daytime
D. Keep the clients door open so the client can be observed
E. Use a nightlight in the clients room when possible
b, c, e
A client is receiving a transfusion of packed red blood cells. A few minutes into the transfusion the
client develops a reaction and the nurse intervenes. Placed the steps that the nurse takes in the
correct order, from start to finish. Ring order the options. Please only placed the letter of the option in
the blanks provided.
A. Notifies the healthcare provider and remains of the client
B. Observe client and measures vital signs every five minutes
C. Infuses 0.9% sodium chloride via the new line
D. Sends blood container, tubing, and record of transfusion to blood bank
E. Collects and sends clients urine and blood specimen's laboratory per protocol
F. Stops the blood in ministration and replaces IV tubing with new tubing
F
C
A
