Fundamentals Of Nursing NCLEX Quiz 7

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1.

One aspect of implementation related to drug therapy is:
- A.
  
  Developing a content outline
- B.
  
  Documenting drugs given
- C.
  
  Establishing outcome criteria
- D.
  
  Setting realistic client goals
Correct Answer
B. Documenting drugs given

Explanation
Although documentation isn’t a step in the nursing process. the nurse is legally required to document activities related to drug therapy. including the time of administration. the quantity. and the client’s reaction. Developing a content outline. establishing outcome criteria. and setting realistic client goals are part of planning rather than implementation.

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2.

A female client is readmitted to the facility with a warm. tender. reddened area on her right calf. Which contributing factor would the nurse recognize as most important?
- A.
  
  A history of increased aspirin use
- B.
  
  Recent pelvic surgery
- C.
  
  An active daily walking program
- D.
  
  A history of diabetes
Correct Answer
B. Recent pelvic surgery

Explanation
The client shows signs of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). The pelvic area is rich in blood supply. and thrombophlebitis of the deep vein is associated with pelvic surgery. Aspirin. an antiplatelet agent. and an active walking program help decrease the client’s risk of DVT. In general. diabetes is a contributing factor associated with peripheral vascular disease.

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3.

Which intervention should the nurse in charge try first for a client that exhibits signs of sleep disturbance?
- A.
  
  Administer sleeping medication before bedtime
- B.
  
  Ask the client each morning to describe the quantity of sleep during the previous night
- C.
  
  Teach the client relaxation techniques. such as guided imagery. medication. and progressive muscle relaxation
- D.
  
  Provide the client with normal sleep aids. such as pillows. back rubs. and snacks
Correct Answer
D. Provide the client with normal sleep aids. such as pillows. back rubs. and snacks

Explanation
The nurse should begin with the simplest interventions. such as pillows or snacks. before interventions that require greater skill such as relaxation techniques. Sleep medication should be avoided whenever possible. At some point. the nurse should do a thorough sleep assessment. especially if common sense interventions fail.

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While examining a client’s leg. the nurse notes an open ulceration with visible granulation tissue in the wound. Until a wound specialist can be contacted. which type of dressings is most appropriate for the nurse in charge to apply?
- A.
  
  Dry sterile dressing
- B.
  
  Sterile petroleum gauze
- C.
  
  Moist. sterile saline gauze
- D.
  
  Povidone-iodine-soaked gauze
Correct Answer
C. Moist. sterile saline gauze

Explanation
Moist. sterile saline dressings support would heal and are cost-effective. Dry sterile dressings adhere to the wound and debride the tissue when removed. Petroleum supports healing but is expensive. Povidone-iodine can irritate epithelial cells. so it shouldn’t be left on an open wound.

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5.

A male client in a behavioral-health facility receives a 30-minute psychotherapy session. and provider uses a current procedure terminology (CPT) code that bills for a 50-minute session. Under the False Claims Act. such illegal behavior is known as:
- A.
  
  Unbundling
- B.
  
  Overbilling
- C.
  
  Upcoding
- D.
  
  Misrepresentation
Correct Answer
C. Upcoding

Explanation
Upcoding is the practice of using a CPT code that’s reimbursed at a higher rate than the code for the service actually provided. Unbundling. overbilling. and misrepresentation aren’t the terms used for this illegal practice.

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6.

A nurse assigned to care for a postoperative male client who has diabetes mellitus. During the assessment interview. the client reports that he’s impotent and says that he’s concerned about its effect on his marriage. In planning this client’s care. the most appropriate intervention would be to:
- A.
  
  Encourage the client to ask questions about personal sexuality
- B.
  
  Provide time for privacy
- C.
  
  Provide support for the spouse or significant other
- D.
  
  Suggest referral to a sex counselor or other appropriate professional
Correct Answer
D. Suggest referral to a sex counselor or other appropriate professional

Explanation
The nurse should refer this client to a sex counselor or other professional. Making appropriate referrals is a valid part of planning the client’s care. The nurse doesn’t normally provide sex counseling. Therefore. providing time for privacy and providing support for the spouse or significant other are important. but not as important as referring the client to a sex counselor.

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7.

Using Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs. a nurse assigns highest priority to which client need?
- A.
  
  Security
- B.
  
  Elimination
- C.
  
  Safety
- D.
  
  Belonging
Correct Answer
B. Elimination

Explanation
According to Maslow. elimination is a first-level or physiological need. and therefore takes priority over all other needs. Security and safety are second-level needs; belonging is a third-level need. Second- and third-level needs can be met only after a client’s first-level needs have been satisfied.

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8.

A male client is on prolonged bed rest has developed a pressure ulcer. The wound shows no signs of healing even though the client has received skin care and has been turned every 2 hours. Which factor is most likely responsible for the failure to heal?
- A.
  
  Inadequate vitamin D intake
- B.
  
  Inadequate protein intake
- C.
  
  Inadequate massaging of the affected area
- D.
  
  Low calcium level
Correct Answer
B. Inadequate protein intake

Explanation
A client on bed rest suffers from a lack of movement and a negative nitrogen balance. Therefore. inadequate protein intake impairs wound healing. Inadequate vitamin D intake and low calcium levels aren’t factors in poor healing for this client. A pressure ulcer should never be massaged.

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9.

A female client who received general anesthesia returns from surgery. Postoperatively. which nursing diagnosis takes highest priority for this client?
- A.
  
  Acute pain related to surgery
- B.
  
  Deficient fluid volume related to blood and fluid loss from surgery
- C.
  
  Impaired physical mobility related to surgery
- D.
  
  Risk for aspiration related to anesthesia
Correct Answer
D. Risk for aspiration related to anesthesia

Explanation
Risk for aspiration related to anesthesia takes priority for this client because general anesthesia may impair the gag and swallowing reflexes. possibly leading to aspiration. The other options. although important. are secondary.

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10.

The nurse inspects a client’s back and notices small hemorrhagic spots. The nurse documents that the client has:
- A.
  
  Extravasation
- B.
  
  Osteomalacia
- C.
  
  Petechiae
- D.
  
  Uremia
Correct Answer
C. Petechiae

Explanation
Petechiae are small hemorrhagic spots. Extravasation is the leakage of fluid in the interstitial space. Osteomalacia is the softening of bone tissue. Uremia is an excess of urea and other nitrogen products in the blood.

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Fundamentals Of Nursing NCLEX Quiz 7

One aspect of implementation related to drug therapy is:

A female client is readmitted to the facility with a warm. tender. reddened area on her right calf. Which contributing factor would the nurse recognize as most important?

Which intervention should the nurse in charge try first for a client that exhibits signs of sleep disturbance?

While examining a client’s leg. the nurse notes an open ulceration with visible granulation tissue in the wound. Until a wound specialist can be contacted. which type of dressings is most appropriate for the nurse in charge to apply?

A male client in a behavioral-health facility receives a 30-minute psychotherapy session. and provider uses a current procedure terminology (CPT) code that bills for a 50-minute session. Under the False Claims Act. such illegal behavior is known as:

Using Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs. a nurse assigns highest priority to which client need?

A male client is on prolonged bed rest has developed a pressure ulcer. The wound shows no signs of healing even though the client has received skin care and has been turned every 2 hours. Which factor is most likely responsible for the failure to heal?

A female client who received general anesthesia returns from surgery. Postoperatively. which nursing diagnosis takes highest priority for this client?

The nurse inspects a client’s back and notices small hemorrhagic spots. The nurse documents that the client has: