Rasmussen College MDC 1 Final Exam Review
Questions with Verified Answers
Guarantee passing score of 90% or higher
Consist of 100 multiple choice Questions with Answers
1. What is a physiological effect of immobility in a geriatric patient?
a. irritability
b. insomnia
c. muscle atrophy
d. depression
Answer
muscle atrophy
2. What is a primary cause of pressure injuries?
a. incontinence
b. skin infection
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,c. dry skin
d. decreased tissue perfusion
Answer
decreased tissue perfusion
3. Priority nursing intervention for a patient with narcolepsy?
a. encourage the client to stop drinking and eating after 6pm
b. educate client that driving may be dangerous
c. encourage patient to continue their normal activities
d. inform the patient to drink decaf coffee
Answer
educate client that driving may be dangerous
4. According to Maslow's hierarchy of Needs, what level should be priority?-
: physiological level
5. A client is anxious, restless, having dyspnea, increased RR, and tachycar- dia.
The patient may be experiencing what?
a. thirst
b. hypoxia
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, c. pain
d. hunger
Answer
hypoxia
6. Your client begins to fall and you are in close proximity. What do you do?
a. quickly find a chair to place behind the client
b. slide the client down your leg while guiding to a seated of lying position
c. tell the client to hold on to the closest item to break their fall
d. bucket catch the client while calling for help
Answer
slide the client down your leg while guiding to a seated of lying position
7. True or False: The nurse should avoid leaving a client unattended to pre-
vent injury during routine hygiene care
Answer
True
8. Why do we count respirations for a full minute in an older adult while
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Questions with Verified Answers
Guarantee passing score of 90% or higher
Consist of 100 multiple choice Questions with Answers
1. What is a physiological effect of immobility in a geriatric patient?
a. irritability
b. insomnia
c. muscle atrophy
d. depression
Answer
muscle atrophy
2. What is a primary cause of pressure injuries?
a. incontinence
b. skin infection
1/9
,c. dry skin
d. decreased tissue perfusion
Answer
decreased tissue perfusion
3. Priority nursing intervention for a patient with narcolepsy?
a. encourage the client to stop drinking and eating after 6pm
b. educate client that driving may be dangerous
c. encourage patient to continue their normal activities
d. inform the patient to drink decaf coffee
Answer
educate client that driving may be dangerous
4. According to Maslow's hierarchy of Needs, what level should be priority?-
: physiological level
5. A client is anxious, restless, having dyspnea, increased RR, and tachycar- dia.
The patient may be experiencing what?
a. thirst
b. hypoxia
2/9
, c. pain
d. hunger
Answer
hypoxia
6. Your client begins to fall and you are in close proximity. What do you do?
a. quickly find a chair to place behind the client
b. slide the client down your leg while guiding to a seated of lying position
c. tell the client to hold on to the closest item to break their fall
d. bucket catch the client while calling for help
Answer
slide the client down your leg while guiding to a seated of lying position
7. True or False: The nurse should avoid leaving a client unattended to pre-
vent injury during routine hygiene care
Answer
True
8. Why do we count respirations for a full minute in an older adult while
3/9
