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HESI EXIT NGN, HESI RN Exit Exam ... CAT 2 with option FUN Chap 9
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The practical nurse (PN) reports B. Voiding 50 ml cloudy urine every hour
the patterns of urinary
frequency and volume for
several clients. Which finding
necessitates further assessment
by the RN? A. Voiding 300 ml
clear yellow urine q4h
B. Voiding 50 ml cloudy urine
every hour
C. Total indwelling catheter
output of 1800 ml in 24 hours
D. 400 ml amber urine by
straight catheter q6h
The mother of a child with D. The course of CP is variable, but the brain damage is not
cerebral palsy (CP) asks the progressive.
nurse if her child's impaired
movements will worsen as the
child grows. Which response
provides the best explanation?
A. The most common permanent
physical disabilit of childhood is
CP.
B. The outcome depends on the
continued development of the
brain lesion. C. The
classifications of CP determines
the severit of motor dysfunction
D. The course of CP is variable
but the brain damage is not
progressive.
,The nurse is discussing the use B. The medication must be taken with food to enhance
of isotertinoin (Accutane) with a absorption.
19-year old female client, who
has been taking oral
contraceptives for one year. The
client agrees to use a second
form of contraception while on
the medication, and has had two
negative pregnancy tests. What
other instruction should the
nurse provide regarding the use
of Accutane?
A. If depression occurs, the use
of St. John's Wort is
recommended.
B. The medication must be taken
with food to enhance
absorption.
C. Fluids should be limited to
sips when swallowing this
medication.
D. Serum lipids should be
evaluated at the beginning and
end of treatment
Which intervention is best for C. Place a foot cradle under the linen
the nurse to implement for a
client who is experiencing
severe toe pain as the result of
acute gout?
A. Minimize calcium rich foods in
diet
B. Provide passive ROM to the
foot and toes
C. Place a foot cradle under the
linen
D. Apply anti-embolism stocking
bilaterally.
,Nursing assessment of a client A. Discuss changing eating habits with a goal of losing 2
with Type 2 diabetes reveals that lbs./week.
the client is 5' 6" tall, weighs 238
lbs, works behind a desk all day,
does not exercise, and smokes 2
packs of cigarettes daily. In
planning care for this client,
which intervention is most
important for the nurse to
implement?
A. Discuss changing eating
habits with a goal of losing 2
lbs./week.
B. Instruct the client to decrease
the number of cigarettes smoke
daily.
C. Determine the client's
feelings about being diagnosed
with a chronic disease
D. Encourage other family
members to be tested for
diabetes.
A woman who recently B. Has she seen a mental health provider?
delivered a normal newborn
calls the clinic crying and
describes feeling overwhelmed
and discouraged. Which
information is most important for
the nurse to obtain?
A. Is there anyone with her at
this time?
B. Has she seen a mental health
provider?
C. Does she described herself
as depressed?
D. How long has she been
feeling this way?
An infant is admitted to the B. Postual hypotonia
newborn nursery and is believed
to have Down syndrome. Which
physical finding might the nurse
expect to see?
A. Maxillary hypoplasia
B. Postual hypotonia
C. Janeway spots on the palms
D. Fusion of cranial sutures
, The nurse is performing an A. High pitched shrill cry
admission physical assessment
of a newborn who is small for
gestational age (SGA). Which
finding should the nurse report
immediately to the pediatric
healthcare provider?
A. High pitched shrill cry
B. Widened, tense, bulging
fontanel
C. Head circumference of 35 cm
(14 inches)
D. Heel stick glucose of 65
mg/dl
The nurse is caring for a yound C. "I can't sleep through the night because I awaken with pain
adult male client with facial when I move."
injuries resulting from a motor
vehicle collision. Which client
statement is indicative of the
highest priority for nursing
intervention?
A. " I dont want my family and
friends to see me looking like
this.
" B. " I am not taking any more
medication because the make
my mouth dry." C. "I can't sleep
through the night because I
awaken with pain when I move."
D. "My biggest fear is that this
injury will cause me to lose my
job."
The nurse notes that an elderly A. Bowel sounds
client who is receiving a
continuous tube feeding is
increasingly fatigued and
confused. Which assessment is
most important for the nurse to
complete before notifying the
healthcare provider? A. Bowel
sounds
B. Breath sounds
C. Skin turgor
D. Capillary refill
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HESI EXIT NGN, HESI RN Exit Exam ... CAT 2 with option FUN Chap 9
254 terms 159 terms Teacher 20 terms
Grace_Salama Preview Ohgod1632 Preview bllindersss2009
The practical nurse (PN) reports B. Voiding 50 ml cloudy urine every hour
the patterns of urinary
frequency and volume for
several clients. Which finding
necessitates further assessment
by the RN? A. Voiding 300 ml
clear yellow urine q4h
B. Voiding 50 ml cloudy urine
every hour
C. Total indwelling catheter
output of 1800 ml in 24 hours
D. 400 ml amber urine by
straight catheter q6h
The mother of a child with D. The course of CP is variable, but the brain damage is not
cerebral palsy (CP) asks the progressive.
nurse if her child's impaired
movements will worsen as the
child grows. Which response
provides the best explanation?
A. The most common permanent
physical disabilit of childhood is
CP.
B. The outcome depends on the
continued development of the
brain lesion. C. The
classifications of CP determines
the severit of motor dysfunction
D. The course of CP is variable
but the brain damage is not
progressive.
,The nurse is discussing the use B. The medication must be taken with food to enhance
of isotertinoin (Accutane) with a absorption.
19-year old female client, who
has been taking oral
contraceptives for one year. The
client agrees to use a second
form of contraception while on
the medication, and has had two
negative pregnancy tests. What
other instruction should the
nurse provide regarding the use
of Accutane?
A. If depression occurs, the use
of St. John's Wort is
recommended.
B. The medication must be taken
with food to enhance
absorption.
C. Fluids should be limited to
sips when swallowing this
medication.
D. Serum lipids should be
evaluated at the beginning and
end of treatment
Which intervention is best for C. Place a foot cradle under the linen
the nurse to implement for a
client who is experiencing
severe toe pain as the result of
acute gout?
A. Minimize calcium rich foods in
diet
B. Provide passive ROM to the
foot and toes
C. Place a foot cradle under the
linen
D. Apply anti-embolism stocking
bilaterally.
,Nursing assessment of a client A. Discuss changing eating habits with a goal of losing 2
with Type 2 diabetes reveals that lbs./week.
the client is 5' 6" tall, weighs 238
lbs, works behind a desk all day,
does not exercise, and smokes 2
packs of cigarettes daily. In
planning care for this client,
which intervention is most
important for the nurse to
implement?
A. Discuss changing eating
habits with a goal of losing 2
lbs./week.
B. Instruct the client to decrease
the number of cigarettes smoke
daily.
C. Determine the client's
feelings about being diagnosed
with a chronic disease
D. Encourage other family
members to be tested for
diabetes.
A woman who recently B. Has she seen a mental health provider?
delivered a normal newborn
calls the clinic crying and
describes feeling overwhelmed
and discouraged. Which
information is most important for
the nurse to obtain?
A. Is there anyone with her at
this time?
B. Has she seen a mental health
provider?
C. Does she described herself
as depressed?
D. How long has she been
feeling this way?
An infant is admitted to the B. Postual hypotonia
newborn nursery and is believed
to have Down syndrome. Which
physical finding might the nurse
expect to see?
A. Maxillary hypoplasia
B. Postual hypotonia
C. Janeway spots on the palms
D. Fusion of cranial sutures
, The nurse is performing an A. High pitched shrill cry
admission physical assessment
of a newborn who is small for
gestational age (SGA). Which
finding should the nurse report
immediately to the pediatric
healthcare provider?
A. High pitched shrill cry
B. Widened, tense, bulging
fontanel
C. Head circumference of 35 cm
(14 inches)
D. Heel stick glucose of 65
mg/dl
The nurse is caring for a yound C. "I can't sleep through the night because I awaken with pain
adult male client with facial when I move."
injuries resulting from a motor
vehicle collision. Which client
statement is indicative of the
highest priority for nursing
intervention?
A. " I dont want my family and
friends to see me looking like
this.
" B. " I am not taking any more
medication because the make
my mouth dry." C. "I can't sleep
through the night because I
awaken with pain when I move."
D. "My biggest fear is that this
injury will cause me to lose my
job."
The nurse notes that an elderly A. Bowel sounds
client who is receiving a
continuous tube feeding is
increasingly fatigued and
confused. Which assessment is
most important for the nurse to
complete before notifying the
healthcare provider? A. Bowel
sounds
B. Breath sounds
C. Skin turgor
D. Capillary refill
