CPAN PRACTICE EXAM 2025/2026 | ACTUAL COMPLETE
ALL REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY GRADED A+ | LATEST
EXAM | JUST RELEASED !!!
When caring for a pt., the perianesthesia nurse fails to give
his/her name to the
pt. The nurse is violating which of the
following :
A. Nurse Practice
Act
B. Clinical Practice
Guidelines
C. Patient's Bill of
Rights
D. Joint Commission Policy - ANSWER-C. Patient's
Bill of Rights
Pain management for a postoperative pt. with a former history
of heroin abuse
should
include:
,A.
butorphanol
B.
naloxone
C.
morphine
D. ketamine - ANSWER-A.
butorphanol
A perianesthesia nurse in phase I PACU, may care for which of
the following patients?
A. One unconscious adult, stable with artificial airway & one
conscious stable, free of complications
B. One unconscious pt., hemodynamically stable with a stable
airway, over the age of 8 , and one conscious pt.
C. Two unconscious, stable 5 & 8 yrs. of age
D. One pt. on mechanical life support and one stable pt. -
ANSWER-B. One unconscious pt., hemodynamically stable
with a stable airway, over the age of 8 , and one conscious
pt.
A pt with a subarachnoid hemorrhage is lethargic but
arousable. The pt is taken to surgery for an aneurysm clipping.
ABG shows ph = 7.50 pCO2 = 45cm hg and HCO3 = 30mEq/l.
The perianesthesia nurse interprets this as:
, A. respiratory alkalosis
B. respiratory acidosis
C. metabolic acidosis
D. metabolic alkalosis - ANSWER-D. metabolic alkalosis
While caring for a pt after lumbar posterior nerve root
rhizotomy, the Perianesthesia nurse notes that the pt has no
movement or sensation in the lower extremities.The priority
nursing action is to notify the :
A. anesthesiologist of muscle paralysis
B. operating room of the complications
C. surgeon of the absence of sensation
D. surgeon of lack of motor ability - ANSWER-D. surgeon of lack
of motor ability
While assisting the anesthesiologist performing a block for
reflex sympathetic dystrophy, the Perianesthesia nurse
observes that the affected arm becomes warm to the touch and
flushed. The pt reports a sensation of heaviness. This indicates
which of the following?
A. Ineffective regional block
B. Severe allergic reaction
C. Successful therapeutic block
D. Extravasation of the medication - ANSWER-C. Successful
therapeutic block
ALL REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY GRADED A+ | LATEST
EXAM | JUST RELEASED !!!
When caring for a pt., the perianesthesia nurse fails to give
his/her name to the
pt. The nurse is violating which of the
following :
A. Nurse Practice
Act
B. Clinical Practice
Guidelines
C. Patient's Bill of
Rights
D. Joint Commission Policy - ANSWER-C. Patient's
Bill of Rights
Pain management for a postoperative pt. with a former history
of heroin abuse
should
include:
,A.
butorphanol
B.
naloxone
C.
morphine
D. ketamine - ANSWER-A.
butorphanol
A perianesthesia nurse in phase I PACU, may care for which of
the following patients?
A. One unconscious adult, stable with artificial airway & one
conscious stable, free of complications
B. One unconscious pt., hemodynamically stable with a stable
airway, over the age of 8 , and one conscious pt.
C. Two unconscious, stable 5 & 8 yrs. of age
D. One pt. on mechanical life support and one stable pt. -
ANSWER-B. One unconscious pt., hemodynamically stable
with a stable airway, over the age of 8 , and one conscious
pt.
A pt with a subarachnoid hemorrhage is lethargic but
arousable. The pt is taken to surgery for an aneurysm clipping.
ABG shows ph = 7.50 pCO2 = 45cm hg and HCO3 = 30mEq/l.
The perianesthesia nurse interprets this as:
, A. respiratory alkalosis
B. respiratory acidosis
C. metabolic acidosis
D. metabolic alkalosis - ANSWER-D. metabolic alkalosis
While caring for a pt after lumbar posterior nerve root
rhizotomy, the Perianesthesia nurse notes that the pt has no
movement or sensation in the lower extremities.The priority
nursing action is to notify the :
A. anesthesiologist of muscle paralysis
B. operating room of the complications
C. surgeon of the absence of sensation
D. surgeon of lack of motor ability - ANSWER-D. surgeon of lack
of motor ability
While assisting the anesthesiologist performing a block for
reflex sympathetic dystrophy, the Perianesthesia nurse
observes that the affected arm becomes warm to the touch and
flushed. The pt reports a sensation of heaviness. This indicates
which of the following?
A. Ineffective regional block
B. Severe allergic reaction
C. Successful therapeutic block
D. Extravasation of the medication - ANSWER-C. Successful
therapeutic block
