HESI PN MEDICAL SURGICAL 2024 TEST BANK
/MEDICAL SURGICAL HESI EXIT 2024 TEST BANK
Terms in this set (223)
A charge nurse is A. Instructs the client to wear their own socks to the
observing a newly bathroom
licensed nurse care for a
client who is at risk for Rationale:
falls. Which of the
following findings should Bathroom floor can be slippery -> If wearing socks ->
the nurse identify as a risk patient might slip (increased risk for falls)
factor for falls?
Option B patient will not likely be injured if fall occurs
a) Instructs the client to since bed is close to floor due to its low position and
wear their own socks to patient does not have to step far off from bed to
the bathroom stand up -> decreasing risk for falls.
b) Keeps the client's bed
in the low position Option C patient does not need to get up to get
c) Positions the bedside things from bedside table, decreasing risk for falls.
table close to the client
d) Attaches the call light Option D since call light is close to patient, little
to the side rail of the mobility is needed, decreasing risk for falls.
client's bed
,*****NGN-QUESTION***** D. BRCA1 result
A nurse in a provider's
office is reviewing the
medical record of a client.
Based on the information
provided in the medical
record, which of the
following findings places
the client at risk for breast
cancer? (Click on the
exhibit button for
additional information
about the client.
There are three tabs that
contain separate
categories of data.)
A. Race
B. Obstetric history
C. Biopsy result
D. BRCA1 result
,NGN-QUESTION B. Stoma color
A nurse is caring for a
client who has bladder
cancer
and is 1 day postoperative
following placement of an
ileal conduit. Which of the
following information
should the nurse report to
the provider? (Click on the
"Exhibit" button for
additional information
about the client. There are
three tabs that contain
separate
categories of data.")
a) Platelet count
b) Stoma color
c) Bowel sounds
d) Urine output
, A nurse in a long-term A. Encourage the client to ambulate with a staff
care facility is providing member.
care for a client who has
Alzheimer's disease and is
agitated. Which of the
following interventions
should the nurse
implement?
a) Encourage the client to
ambulate with a staff
member.
b) Isolate the client in their
room.
c) Apply bilateral wrist
restraints to the client.
d) Administer a prescribed
oral dose of trazodone to
the client.
A nurse in a long-term D. Participate in reminiscence therapy with the client.
care unit is assisting in the
care of a client who has
Alzheimer's disease.
Which of the following
actions should the nurse
take?
A. Alternate the client's
daily routine
B. Keep the lights dimmed.
C. Raise the four side rails
on the client's bed.
D. Participate in
reminiscence therapy with
the client.
/MEDICAL SURGICAL HESI EXIT 2024 TEST BANK
Terms in this set (223)
A charge nurse is A. Instructs the client to wear their own socks to the
observing a newly bathroom
licensed nurse care for a
client who is at risk for Rationale:
falls. Which of the
following findings should Bathroom floor can be slippery -> If wearing socks ->
the nurse identify as a risk patient might slip (increased risk for falls)
factor for falls?
Option B patient will not likely be injured if fall occurs
a) Instructs the client to since bed is close to floor due to its low position and
wear their own socks to patient does not have to step far off from bed to
the bathroom stand up -> decreasing risk for falls.
b) Keeps the client's bed
in the low position Option C patient does not need to get up to get
c) Positions the bedside things from bedside table, decreasing risk for falls.
table close to the client
d) Attaches the call light Option D since call light is close to patient, little
to the side rail of the mobility is needed, decreasing risk for falls.
client's bed
,*****NGN-QUESTION***** D. BRCA1 result
A nurse in a provider's
office is reviewing the
medical record of a client.
Based on the information
provided in the medical
record, which of the
following findings places
the client at risk for breast
cancer? (Click on the
exhibit button for
additional information
about the client.
There are three tabs that
contain separate
categories of data.)
A. Race
B. Obstetric history
C. Biopsy result
D. BRCA1 result
,NGN-QUESTION B. Stoma color
A nurse is caring for a
client who has bladder
cancer
and is 1 day postoperative
following placement of an
ileal conduit. Which of the
following information
should the nurse report to
the provider? (Click on the
"Exhibit" button for
additional information
about the client. There are
three tabs that contain
separate
categories of data.")
a) Platelet count
b) Stoma color
c) Bowel sounds
d) Urine output
, A nurse in a long-term A. Encourage the client to ambulate with a staff
care facility is providing member.
care for a client who has
Alzheimer's disease and is
agitated. Which of the
following interventions
should the nurse
implement?
a) Encourage the client to
ambulate with a staff
member.
b) Isolate the client in their
room.
c) Apply bilateral wrist
restraints to the client.
d) Administer a prescribed
oral dose of trazodone to
the client.
A nurse in a long-term D. Participate in reminiscence therapy with the client.
care unit is assisting in the
care of a client who has
Alzheimer's disease.
Which of the following
actions should the nurse
take?
A. Alternate the client's
daily routine
B. Keep the lights dimmed.
C. Raise the four side rails
on the client's bed.
D. Participate in
reminiscence therapy with
the client.
