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4. That lab values likely reflect the fact that teenagers usually
do not comply with diet at all times, and therefore control is unlikely
1. Rhonchi
2. Wheezing
3. Rales
4. Atelectasis
2. Hyperkalemia
3. Hypokalemia
4. Hypernatremia
11. You are caring for a client just diagnosed with 3 degree A-
V Block. Which of the following should the nurse be prepared
to do?
2. Administer Digoxin
3. Administer Lidocaine
4. Development of bradycardia
15. A client with a history of Polycystic Kidney Disease is
admitted to the Renal Unit for evaluation for dialysis. Which of
the following lab values would be MOST significant in
determining renal function?
2. BUN 90 mg/dl
2. Currant jelly-like
4. Green liquid
17. A mother calls the clinic and asks to speak to the nurse
regarding her 6 month old daughter who has been vomiting for
the past 24 hours. The mother states that the baby is on
Digoxin for a congenital heart defect and she is concerned that
this may be a serious problem. What instructions should the
nurse give to the mother over the phone?
1. Bed rest
2. Daily weights
4. Strict I & O
4. "Pump the breasts and discard the milk until the infection
resolves."
1. When she feels pain that radiates from the lower back to
the abdomen
2. When the contractions are felt more in the abdomen
3. Tell her that you will do it once and then she must promise
to comply with the rules
1. "I should avoid stimulants like caffeine and any drugs with
epinephrine."
2. "I can't have smoked fish or pickled vegetables."
4. "I should use over the counter cold remedies when I get
sick."
1. She keeps all her dead husband's things in the same place
they were and keeps a candle lit next to his picture every day
1. HIV encephalopathy
2. Delirium Tremens
3. Korsakoff's syndrome
4. Down's syndrome
1. Tap Water
2. D5%W
3. Sterile Water
4. Normal Saline
39. A patient has a Salem Sump Tube. When the nurse goes
to irrigate the tube she notices that the gastric drainage is dark
brown. Which of the following is the FIRST intervention the
nurse should take upon noticing this?
2. Semen
3. Blood
4. Cerebrospinal Fluid
1. Oxygenation
2. Nutrition
3. Activity Intolerance
4. Safety
1. Papilledema
2. Lethargy
4. Absence of reflexes
51. A woman who is one day post partum tells the nurse she
doesn't have any milk yet. The nurse instructs her to:
53. During the neonatal assessment, the nurse notes the baby
has a cephalohematoma. Which type of delivery would be most
likely to have caused this?
1. NSVD
2. C-Section
3. Vacuum extraction
4. Breech
4. Pump the breasts and give the baby the expressed milk
1. Altered parenting
57. The nurse has just admitted a 4 month old infant to the
Recovery Room after a repair of a cleft lip. In transferring the
infant from the stretcher to the bed, the nurse would position
the infant in the following position:
1. Trendelenburg
4. Routine immunizations
4. Overhydration
60. A 14 year old girl has been hospitalized with Sickle Cell
Anemia in vasoocclusive crisis. Which of these nursing
diagnoses should receive priority in the nursing plan of care:
3. Pain