MEDSURG HESI EXAM 2025 |
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH
EXPLANATIONS | GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST
VERSION
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,An ER nurse is A) A carotid bruit.
completing an
assessment on a Rationale: the carotid artery (artery
patient that is to the brain) is narrowed in clients
alert but with a brain attack. A bruit is an
struggles to abnormal sound heard on
answer auscultation resulting from
questions. When interference with normal blood flow.
she attempts to Usually the blood pressure is
talk, she slurs hypertensive. Initially flaccid
her speech and paralysis occurs, resulting in
appears very hyporefkexic deep tendon reflexes.
frightened. What Bowel sounds are not indicative of a
additional brain attack.
clinical
manifestation
does the nurse
expect to find if
nacy's
sysmptoms have
been caused by
a brain attack
(stroke)?
A. A carotid bruit
B. A hypotensive
,blood pressure
C. hyperreflexic
deep tendon
relexes.
D. Decreased
bowel sounds
Which clinical D) Global aphasia.
manifestation
further supports Rationale: Global aphasia refers to
an assessment of difficulty speaking, listening, and
a left-sided brain understanding, as well as difficulty
attack? reading and writing. Symptoms vary
from person to person. Aphasia may
A) Visual field occur secondary to any brain injury
deficit on the left involving the left hemisphere. Visual
side. field deficits, spatial-perceptual
B) Spatial- deficits, and paresthsia of the left
perceptual side usually occur with right-sided
deficits. brain attack.
C) Paresthesia of
the left side.
D) Global
aphasia.
D) Global
aphasia.
, When preparing B) Explain that the client will not be
a patient for a able to move her head throughout
noncontrast the CT scan.
computed
tomography (CT) Rationale: Because head motion will
scan STAT, what distort the images, Nancy will have
nursing to remain still throughout the
intervention procedure. Allergies to iodine is
should the nurse important if contrast dye is being
implement? used for the CT scan. Premedicating
the client to decrease pain prior to
A) Determine if the procedure is unnecessary
the client has because CT scanning is a
any allergies to noninvasive and painless procedure.
iodine Providing an explanation of
B) Explain that relaxation exercises prior to the
the client will procedure is a worthwhile
not be able to intervention to decrease anxiety but
move her head is not of highest priority.
throughout the
CT scan.
C) Premedicate
the client to
decrease pain
prior to having
the procedure.
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH
EXPLANATIONS | GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST
VERSION
Save
Terms in this set (230)
,An ER nurse is A) A carotid bruit.
completing an
assessment on a Rationale: the carotid artery (artery
patient that is to the brain) is narrowed in clients
alert but with a brain attack. A bruit is an
struggles to abnormal sound heard on
answer auscultation resulting from
questions. When interference with normal blood flow.
she attempts to Usually the blood pressure is
talk, she slurs hypertensive. Initially flaccid
her speech and paralysis occurs, resulting in
appears very hyporefkexic deep tendon reflexes.
frightened. What Bowel sounds are not indicative of a
additional brain attack.
clinical
manifestation
does the nurse
expect to find if
nacy's
sysmptoms have
been caused by
a brain attack
(stroke)?
A. A carotid bruit
B. A hypotensive
,blood pressure
C. hyperreflexic
deep tendon
relexes.
D. Decreased
bowel sounds
Which clinical D) Global aphasia.
manifestation
further supports Rationale: Global aphasia refers to
an assessment of difficulty speaking, listening, and
a left-sided brain understanding, as well as difficulty
attack? reading and writing. Symptoms vary
from person to person. Aphasia may
A) Visual field occur secondary to any brain injury
deficit on the left involving the left hemisphere. Visual
side. field deficits, spatial-perceptual
B) Spatial- deficits, and paresthsia of the left
perceptual side usually occur with right-sided
deficits. brain attack.
C) Paresthesia of
the left side.
D) Global
aphasia.
D) Global
aphasia.
, When preparing B) Explain that the client will not be
a patient for a able to move her head throughout
noncontrast the CT scan.
computed
tomography (CT) Rationale: Because head motion will
scan STAT, what distort the images, Nancy will have
nursing to remain still throughout the
intervention procedure. Allergies to iodine is
should the nurse important if contrast dye is being
implement? used for the CT scan. Premedicating
the client to decrease pain prior to
A) Determine if the procedure is unnecessary
the client has because CT scanning is a
any allergies to noninvasive and painless procedure.
iodine Providing an explanation of
B) Explain that relaxation exercises prior to the
the client will procedure is a worthwhile
not be able to intervention to decrease anxiety but
move her head is not of highest priority.
throughout the
CT scan.
C) Premedicate
the client to
decrease pain
prior to having
the procedure.
