NCLEX PN EXAM 2025
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,You are caring Choices B, C, and D are correct.
for a 14-month- B is correct. Black stools are an
old diagnosed expected response to iron
with severe iron supplementation. It is an appropriate
deficiency nursing action to document this
anemia. She is finding in the chart, but no further
admitted for a action is needed.
blood C is correct. Black stools are an
transfusion and expected response to iron
is started on oral supplementation. It is an appropriate
iron nursing action to continue with your
supplementation assessment. Since the finding is
. When you expected, no other steps are
change her necessary.
diaper, you note D is correct. Black stools are an
a dark black expected response to iron
stool. What are supplementation. It is an appropriate
the appropriate nursing action to administer the oral
nursing actions? iron supplement as prescribed.
Select ALL Choice A is incorrect. Black stools
A. Notify the are an expected response to iron
healthcare supplementation. The nurse doesn't
provider. need to notify the healthcare
B. Document the provider of this.
finding. NCSBN Client Need Topic:
C. Continue with Physiological Integrity, Subtopic:
,your assessment. Pharmacological therapies,
D. Administer the Pediatrics Hematology
oral iron
supplement as
prescribed
, The nurse is re- Choice B is correct.
educating on A patient with chronic diabetes
discharge insipidus (DI) is instructed to weigh
instructions to a themselves daily. This weight should
patient who has be taken with the same scale and
chronic diabetes obtained after the first-morning
insipidus (DI). void.
Which of the Choices A, C, and D are incorrect.
following patient Fluid restrictions would be
statements appropriate for a patient with
would indicate a syndrome of inappropriate
correct antidiuretic hormone (SIADH). This
understanding would not be appropriate for DI as
of the discharge the patient will need to consume
instructions? more fluids to replace those that are
lost. Salty snacks are not
A. "I will need to encouraged because this may
drink no more hasten the hypernatremia associated
than 800 ml per with this disease. Logging intake and
day." output are not useful because this
B. "I will need to provides a crude way of assessing
weigh myself at fluid status.
the same time
every day."
C. "I should
increase salty
(LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) |
ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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ANSWERS | LATEST EXAM (JUST
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Terms in this set (218)
,You are caring Choices B, C, and D are correct.
for a 14-month- B is correct. Black stools are an
old diagnosed expected response to iron
with severe iron supplementation. It is an appropriate
deficiency nursing action to document this
anemia. She is finding in the chart, but no further
admitted for a action is needed.
blood C is correct. Black stools are an
transfusion and expected response to iron
is started on oral supplementation. It is an appropriate
iron nursing action to continue with your
supplementation assessment. Since the finding is
. When you expected, no other steps are
change her necessary.
diaper, you note D is correct. Black stools are an
a dark black expected response to iron
stool. What are supplementation. It is an appropriate
the appropriate nursing action to administer the oral
nursing actions? iron supplement as prescribed.
Select ALL Choice A is incorrect. Black stools
A. Notify the are an expected response to iron
healthcare supplementation. The nurse doesn't
provider. need to notify the healthcare
B. Document the provider of this.
finding. NCSBN Client Need Topic:
C. Continue with Physiological Integrity, Subtopic:
,your assessment. Pharmacological therapies,
D. Administer the Pediatrics Hematology
oral iron
supplement as
prescribed
, The nurse is re- Choice B is correct.
educating on A patient with chronic diabetes
discharge insipidus (DI) is instructed to weigh
instructions to a themselves daily. This weight should
patient who has be taken with the same scale and
chronic diabetes obtained after the first-morning
insipidus (DI). void.
Which of the Choices A, C, and D are incorrect.
following patient Fluid restrictions would be
statements appropriate for a patient with
would indicate a syndrome of inappropriate
correct antidiuretic hormone (SIADH). This
understanding would not be appropriate for DI as
of the discharge the patient will need to consume
instructions? more fluids to replace those that are
lost. Salty snacks are not
A. "I will need to encouraged because this may
drink no more hasten the hypernatremia associated
than 800 ml per with this disease. Logging intake and
day." output are not useful because this
B. "I will need to provides a crude way of assessing
weigh myself at fluid status.
the same time
every day."
C. "I should
increase salty
