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NHA CCMA 2024 Verified Solutions 1. Medications Available in Sublingual Form Your Answer: Nitroglycerin - Correct: Nitroglycerin is commonly available in sublingual form, used primarily for angina. 2. Blood Tests Not Drawn Your Answer: Keep the specimens previously collected and draw the PT. - Correct: If a test was forgotten, it is appropriate to retain the collected specimens for the tests completed and draw the prostate time when possible. 3. Documenting Immunizations Your Answe...

Mental Health/Psych HESI Review Questions (50 Q study with rationale) 1. Response to Older Adult in Group Setting Your Chosen Answer: B) "Yes, I will be leading this group. What would you like to accomplish?" - Rationale: This response effectively acknowledges the nurse's role while refocusing the group discussion on their goals and interests. It encourages participation and sets a collaborative tone for the group. Responses A, C, and D do not appropriately encourage input or collab...

HESI Psychiatric/Mental Health Practice Test Already Graded A+ 1. Response to a Client Anxious About a Procedure Correct Answer: C) Affirm the client's anxiety and ask if she wants to talk. - Rationale: Acknowledging the client's anxiety is essential in providing emotional support. This approach encourages open communication and allows the nurse to assess the client's concerns more deeply, creating a trusting environment where the client feels safe to express her fears. 2. Identifyi...

Schizophrenia Sam Harris Your assessment of Mr. Tyler's case and the characteristics of thought disorders reflects a solid understanding of psychiatric nursing principles. Below, I will clarify your responses and provide additional insights regarding key concepts related to his behavior and symptoms. 1. Most Important Nursing Intervention Response: Establish rapport and trust. - Rationale: As you indicated, in cases where a client is suspicious and guarded, establishing rapport and ...

Schizophrenia Case Study (Sam Harris) Guaranteed Success Question 1: Important Nursing Intervention Correct Answer: A) Establish rapport and trust. - Rationale: In a situation where a client exhibits guarded and suspicious behavior, it is crucial to build a therapeutic relationship. Establishing rapport and trust helps create a safe environment wherein the client may eventually feel more comfortable expressing concerns or engaging with the nurse. Incorrect Answers: - B) Assess for hall...

HESI Case Study - Psychiatric/Mental Health Practice Exam Guaranteed Success Scenario 1: Group Activity Planning Best Response: B) "Yes, I will be leading this group. What would you like to accomplish during this time?" - Rationale: This response acknowledges the nurse's role as the leader while actively encouraging the elderly woman to voice her needs and preferences. It is important to empower group members to participate in decision-making, fostering a sense of ownership in the...

NU473 Week 5: Evolve Elsevier EAQ Diabetes - 26 Questions Already Graded A+ Instructions for Self-Administering Insulin with an Insulin Pen Select all that apply: 1. Prime the needle with two units. - Rationale: Priming the needle removes any air and ensures accurate dosing. 2. Use a 29-gauge insulin needle. - Rationale: A 29-gauge needle is appropriate for subcutaneous insulin injections as it is thin enough to minimize discomfort while allowing effective delivery of insulin. 3. G...

NU473 Week 3 HESI Case Study Evolve Elsevier: Suicide, A Sentinel Event - 28 questions Activities to Question Regarding Client with Type II Diabetes Mellitus The nurse should question the following activities related to the client’s diabetes management: 1. Client’s frequency for checking blood glucose. - Rationale: Regular monitoring of blood glucose is crucial for managing diabetes, preventing complications, and guiding treatment decisions. 2. Quantity of Ensure taken per day. -...

NU473 Week 6 HESI Case Study Evolve Elsevier Feeding and Eating Disorders - 22 Questions Clinical Manifestations of Hypophosphatemia 1. Shallow respirations - Rationale: Respiratory changes may occur due to musculoskeletal and electrolyte imbalances. 2. Weak cardiac contractions - Rationale: Insufficient phosphorus may lead to decreased energy in myocardial cells, affecting cardiac contractions. 3. Seizure activity - Rationale: Severe hypophosphatemia can lead to central nervous syst...

NU473 Week 6 HESI Case Study Evolve Elsevier: Schizophrenia - 38 Questions Rated A+ Nursing Interventions and Assessments 1. Most Important Nursing Intervention: - Establish rapport and trust. - Rationale: Building rapport is vital for clients who are suspicious and guarded due to their delusions. Establishing trust helps facilitate communication and can contribute to a more therapeutic environment. 2. Characteristic of a Thought Disorder: - Blunted affect. - Rationale: Blunted affect ...

HESI CASE STUDY LOSS, GRIEF, DEATH Patient Situation Overview - Client Profile: Elderly woman, one year post-stroke, has right-sided paralysis and dysphagia. Home care helps from spouse and home health nurse. - Incident: While eating soup, the client chokes, coughs, appears short of breath, and experiences a decline in level of consciousness (LOC) over the following days, with increased temperature and diminished breath sounds. Nursing Assessments and Actions 1. Priority Immediate As...

HESI Review Case Studies NGN style complete solutions A 66-year-old female presents to the emergency department with fever and a cough productive of green, thick sputum for the past 3 days. She reports that she has been very fatigued and losing weight lately. When further questioned, she adds that she has had palpitations and dizziness. Physical assessment findings include tachycardia, tachypnea, and crackles detected on the right side. Medical history: Hypertension, arthritis Surgic...

HESI Case Study Depression Patient Assessment and Initial Interaction 1. Priority Nursing Assessment: - Determine how long the client has been hearing the voice and what it is saying. - Understanding the nature of the hallucinations is vital to assess the severity of the situation and determine any risk of self-harm. Behavioral Assessments 2. Behavior Inconsistent with Depression: - Hearing a man's voice. - Auditory hallucinations are generally more indicative of a psychotic disorder ...

Suicide, A Sentinel Event HESI Case Study Verified Solutions Documentation and Assessment 1. Correct Query on Activity: - Client's frequency for checking blood glucose. - This indicates the nurse’s concern regarding diabetes management. 2. Mental Health Consideration: - Greatest risk for major depression: - Becoming widowed within the past year. - This life event significantly increases the risk of depression. Prescriptions and Infusion Management 3. Infusion Question: - Additive ...

HESI Case Study Spinal Cord Injury Guaranteed Success Initial Scenario: Injury and Immediate Response Client Scenario: A 20-year-old college student sustains a neck injury while playing football, resulting in an inability to move his arms or legs but remains alert and communicative. What should his friends do while waiting for emergency personnel? (Select all) 1. Place a blanket over him and make sure no one moves him. 2. Ensure that the scene around him is safe and that he is not in...

HESI RN MEDICAL SURGICAL EXAM PACK 2024 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Scenario 1: Assessment of Symptoms and Potential Stroke Question: What additional clinical manifestation does the nurse expect to find if Nancy's symptoms have been caused by a brain attack (stroke)? - Correct Answer: A. A carotid bruit. Rationale: A bruit can indicate narrowing of the carotid artery, which could contribute to decreased blood flow to the brain during a stroke. Typically, patients may have hypertension rat...