LPN practice questions for Crissy-Topic one: Fundamentals Exam with also verified answers

LPN practice questions for Crissy-Topic one: Fundamentals Exam with also verified answers 1. When reading a prescription, what should the PN verify in addition to the 5-rights of medication administration? A.) Anticipate adverse effects B.) Required client teaching C.) Client allergies D.) Prescriber's signature: D.) a Prescriber's signature "a legal medication prescription must include the prescriber's signature" -this made me think of how paper scripts need a physical signature, and E-scripts on practice partner need to be sent under the correct provider, which counts as a signature. 2. To administer a saline enema to a client the PN inserts the tubing 3 inches into the client's rectum & elevates the saline container 6 inches above the client's body. After the PN opens the clamp, the saline solution does not infuse. What is the best action for the PN to take? A.) Raise the saline container 6 more inches above the body B.) insert the tubing and additional 3 inches into the rectum C.) instruct the client to take several slow, deep breaths D.) remove the tubing and check the client for fecal impaction.: A.) Raise the saline container 6 more inches above the body "the saline flows by gravity and should be raised 12 inches above the body."