Fundamentals Of Nursing NCLEX Quiz 52
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What type of client would benefit the most from an elevated head of the bed position?
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Patient who had a hemorrhoidectomy.
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Patient who had a laryngectomy.
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Patient who had a liver biopsy.
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Patient who had a lumbar puncture.
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Nurse Maria is administering a cleansing enema to a client with severe constipation. She will place the client in which position?
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Low fowlers position.
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High fowlers position.
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Left Sim’s position.
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Right Sim’s position.
Correct Answer
A. Left Sim’s position.Explanation
During a cleansing enema. place the client in the left Sim’s position to allow the solution to flow by gravity in the natural direction of the colon.Rate this question:
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A nurse is preparing to care for a client who had undergone an above-knee amputation of the right leg. The nurse plans to allow which position for the client on the first 24 hours?
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Supine position. with the affected limb flat on the bed.
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Supine position. with the affected limb supported with pillows.
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Prone position. with the affected limb on a dependent position.
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Trendelenburg’s position.
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A. Supine position. with the affected limb supported with pillows.Explanation
The amputated limb is usually supported with pillows on the first post-op day to promote venous return and reduces edema.Rate this question:
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A client with pleural effusion is scheduled to have a thoracentesis. The nurse on duty will assists the client to which position during the procedure?
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Lying in bed on the unaffected side with head of bed elevated about 45°.
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Forward side lying position with head of bed flat.
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Lying in bed on the affected side with head of bed elevated about 45°.
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Supine position with both arms extended.
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A. Lying in bed on the unaffected side with head of bed elevated about 45°.Explanation
During thoracentesis. to facilitate removal of pleural fluid from the pleural space. position the client sitting on the edge of the bed. leaning over a bedside table with the feet supported on a stool. or lying in bed on the unaffected side with head of bed elevated about 45°.Rate this question:
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Nurse Justin is taking care a client with deep vein thrombosis. Which position should be provided to the client?
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Bed rest with the affected extremity remain flat at all times.
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Bed rest with the unaffected extremity on top of the affected extremity.
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Bed rest with the affected extremity in a dependent position.
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Bed rest with the affected extremity elevated.
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A. Bed rest with the affected extremity elevated.Explanation
Bed rest is indicated to prevent emboli while the elevation of the affected leg facilitates blood flow by the force of gravity and reduces pain and edema.Rate this question:
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Nurse Sandra had just received a postoperative total hip replacement client from the recovery unit. Which is the best position in which she should place the client?
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Side-lying with the affected leg externally rotated.
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Side-lying with the affected leg internally rotated.
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On the nonoperative side with the legs abducted.
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On the nonoperative side with the legs adducted.
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A. On the nonoperative side with the legs abducted.Explanation
Abduction is maintained when the client is in a supine position or positioned on the non-operative side.Rate this question:
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A nurse is caring for a client who has returned to the recovery unit following a craniotomy. The nurse can safely place the client in which of the position?
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Trendelenburg position.
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Fowler’s position with the head leaning on the left side.
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Semi-fowlers position with the head in a midline position.
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Supine position with the neck flexed.
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A. Semi-fowlers position with the head in a midline position.Explanation
Post-craniotomy client should be placed in a semi-fowlers position and the head is in a midline position to facilitate venous drainage from the head.Rate this question:
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A client has just returned to a nursing unit after a cardiac catheterization performed using the femoral artery. The nurse places the client in which position?
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Bed rest with head elevation at 30°.
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Bed rest with head elevation at 45°.
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Bed rest with head elevation at 60°.
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Bed rest with head elevation at 90°.
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A. Bed rest with head elevation at 30°.Explanation
During a cardiac catheterization. if the femoral artery was accessed for the procedure. the client is maintained on bed rest for 4 to 6 hours and the affected extremity is maintain straight and the head is elevated of no more than 30°.Rate this question:
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A client is to be on a bed rest for 24 hours and the affected extremity is to be kept straight during this time. Which of the following procedure would require a client to do the above?
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Varicose vein surgery.
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Myelogram.
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Abdominal aneurysm resection.
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Arterial Vascular Grafting.
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A. Arterial Vascular Grafting.Explanation
To promote graft patency after the procedure. bedrest is maintained for the first 24 hours and the affected extremity is kept straight.Rate this question:
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Which is the best position for a client with autonomic dysreflexia?
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Sim’s Position.
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Fowler’s Position.
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Semi-Fowler’s Position.
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High Fowler’s Position.
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A. High Fowler’s Position.Explanation
Autonomic dysreflexia is a condition in which there is a sudden onset of excessively high blood pressure. If it occurs. immediately place the client in a high fowler’s position to promote adequate ventilation and assist in the prevention of a hypertensive stroke.Rate this question:
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