N153: ch 43-44, 47 (Ignatavicius: Medical-Surgical
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The nurse is about to A. The client should be asked about allergies to
administer a contrast contrast agents, shellfish, or iodine before contrast
medium to the client medium is administered because iodine is an allergen
undergoing diagnostic that is frequently found in shellfish.
testing. Which question
will the nurse first ask the
client?
A. "Are you allergic to
iodine or shellfish?"
B. "Are you in pain?"
C. "Are you wearing any
metal?"
D. "Do you know what this
test is for?"
,The client has just A. If bleeding is present in the client who has had a
returned from a cerebral cerebral angiography, maintain manual pressure on
angiography. Which the site and notify the physician immediately.
symptom does the client
display that causes the
nurse to act immediately?
A. Bleeding
B.Increased temperature
C. Severe headache
D.Urge to void
The client has received B. Drinking an adequate amount of water helps flush
contrast medium. Which the contrast out of the body.
teaching will the nurse
provide to avoid any
neurologic health
problems after the
procedure?
A. "Practice memory drills
this afternoon."
B. "Drink at least 1000 to
1500 mL of water today."
C. "Avoid sunlight."
D. "Rest in bed for 24
hours."
,The client has undergone D. Clients who have undergone SPECT can return to
single-photon emission their usual activities immediately after the test.
computed tomography
(SPECT). Which instruction
does the nurse give the
client?
A. "Continue to use the ice
pack."
B. "Call me if you have any
itching."
C. "Keep the head of the
bed flat."
D. "Return to your usual
activity."
The nurse understands A. Young males who experience a significant life-
that which client changing event are typically at higher depression risk.
diagnosed with
neurologic injury is
typically at highest risk for
depression?
A. Young man with a spinal
cord injury
B. Young woman with a
spinal cord injury
C. Older man with a mild
stroke
D. Older woman with a
mild stroke
The nurse is aware that C. Cranial nerve V (trigeminal) is responsible for
which cranial nerve allows sensation from the skin of the face and scalp and the
a person to feel a light mucous membranes of the mouth and nose.
breeze on the face?
A. I (olfactory)
B. III (oculomotor)
C. V (trigeminal)
D. VII (facial)
, The nurse is performing a A. Older adults experience decreased coordination as
neurologic assessment on a result of the aging process.
an 81-year-old client.
Which physiologic change
does the nurse expect to
find because of the client's
age?
A. Decreased
coordination
B.Increased sleeping
during the night
C. Increased touch
sensation
D.Stability in pain
perception
The nurse prepares to D. Pain sensation is assessed with any sharp or dull
assess a client with object, such as a cotton-tipped applicator or a paper
diabetes mellitus for clip. The client indicates whether the touch is sharp or
sensory loss. Which dull. The sharp and dull ends should be interchanged
equipment will the nurse at random, so that the client does not anticipate the
need to perform this next type of sensation.
assessment?
A. Glucometer
B. Hammer
C. Nothing; the client is
asked to walk
D. Paper clip
Nursing, 7th Edition ch 43-44, 47) Exam 100%
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The nurse is about to A. The client should be asked about allergies to
administer a contrast contrast agents, shellfish, or iodine before contrast
medium to the client medium is administered because iodine is an allergen
undergoing diagnostic that is frequently found in shellfish.
testing. Which question
will the nurse first ask the
client?
A. "Are you allergic to
iodine or shellfish?"
B. "Are you in pain?"
C. "Are you wearing any
metal?"
D. "Do you know what this
test is for?"
,The client has just A. If bleeding is present in the client who has had a
returned from a cerebral cerebral angiography, maintain manual pressure on
angiography. Which the site and notify the physician immediately.
symptom does the client
display that causes the
nurse to act immediately?
A. Bleeding
B.Increased temperature
C. Severe headache
D.Urge to void
The client has received B. Drinking an adequate amount of water helps flush
contrast medium. Which the contrast out of the body.
teaching will the nurse
provide to avoid any
neurologic health
problems after the
procedure?
A. "Practice memory drills
this afternoon."
B. "Drink at least 1000 to
1500 mL of water today."
C. "Avoid sunlight."
D. "Rest in bed for 24
hours."
,The client has undergone D. Clients who have undergone SPECT can return to
single-photon emission their usual activities immediately after the test.
computed tomography
(SPECT). Which instruction
does the nurse give the
client?
A. "Continue to use the ice
pack."
B. "Call me if you have any
itching."
C. "Keep the head of the
bed flat."
D. "Return to your usual
activity."
The nurse understands A. Young males who experience a significant life-
that which client changing event are typically at higher depression risk.
diagnosed with
neurologic injury is
typically at highest risk for
depression?
A. Young man with a spinal
cord injury
B. Young woman with a
spinal cord injury
C. Older man with a mild
stroke
D. Older woman with a
mild stroke
The nurse is aware that C. Cranial nerve V (trigeminal) is responsible for
which cranial nerve allows sensation from the skin of the face and scalp and the
a person to feel a light mucous membranes of the mouth and nose.
breeze on the face?
A. I (olfactory)
B. III (oculomotor)
C. V (trigeminal)
D. VII (facial)
, The nurse is performing a A. Older adults experience decreased coordination as
neurologic assessment on a result of the aging process.
an 81-year-old client.
Which physiologic change
does the nurse expect to
find because of the client's
age?
A. Decreased
coordination
B.Increased sleeping
during the night
C. Increased touch
sensation
D.Stability in pain
perception
The nurse prepares to D. Pain sensation is assessed with any sharp or dull
assess a client with object, such as a cotton-tipped applicator or a paper
diabetes mellitus for clip. The client indicates whether the touch is sharp or
sensory loss. Which dull. The sharp and dull ends should be interchanged
equipment will the nurse at random, so that the client does not anticipate the
need to perform this next type of sensation.
assessment?
A. Glucometer
B. Hammer
C. Nothing; the client is
asked to walk
D. Paper clip
