ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor Practice Test

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• How should a nurse prepare to administer dopamine hydrochloride at 4 mcg/kg/min for a client weighing 80 kg?
• For which laboratory result should a nurse withhold digoxin and notify the provider?
• What is the priority nursing action for a patient with chest pain?
• What finding is a contraindication for administering clozapine to a client with schizophrenia?
• What resource should a nurse provide to a client with type 2 diabetes mellitus upon discharge?
• To ensure effective communication with clients who do not speak the same language, what should a nurse do?
• What statement indicates understanding of discharge teaching for a client with an implantable cardioverter defibrillator?
• What is an important dietary recommendation for a client with a new colostomy?
• What position should a nurse place a client with left-sided heart failure to alleviate symptoms?
• What is a correct practice regarding the use of restraints for a school-age child with seizures?
• What is the expected temperature for a client with a severe headache?
• What should a nurse do when a client reports faintness upon rising during pregnancy?
• What should a nurse do regarding a client's glasses?
• What action should a nurse take for a comatose client with advance directives against life-sustaining measures?
• What should a nurse recommend for a client on warfarin regarding spinach consumption?
• What is a key nursing responsibility when caring for clients in an emergency situation?
• What is a potential complication of IV fluid therapy in a client with hyponatremia?
• What fluid intake should a client with chronic kidney disease aim for daily?
• What is an appropriate action for a nurse caring for an infant in contact isolation after a blood transfusion?
• What is the first step a nurse should take when preparing to care for an infant with severe dehydration?
• Which client should a charge nurse recommend for early discharge in anticipation of multiple client admissions during a disaster?
• What is a significant symptom of severe dehydration in infants?
• What should a nurse do when caring for a client who wears glasses?
• What is the primary goal of patient education regarding self-administration of medications?
• What laboratory value should the nurse report to the nephrologist?
• What is a key characteristic of a therapeutic group?
• What is a recommended practice for electrical fire prevention?
• What action should a nurse take during client repositioning?
• What should a nurse do when a client exhibits aggressive behavior in a seclusion room?
• What is the significance of an INR of 1.8 for a client taking warfarin?
• What should a nurse teach parents about digoxin administration for a toddler with heart failure?
• What is a common complication of uncontrolled heart failure?
• What symptom might indicate fluid overload in a client receiving packed red blood cells?
• What is the appropriate response for a nurse to give regarding the need for IV fluids in a dehydrated infant?
• What is the appropriate syringe size for flushing a PICC line?
• What criteria should the nurse consider when deciding on task delegation?
• Which behavior should a charge nurse intervene when observing a newly licensed nurse?
• What laboratory finding in a school-age child warrants reporting to the provider?
• What should a nurse do if a client with a history of hypertension is receiving morphine?
• What should a nurse avoid doing with a chest tube during ambulation?
• What is the importance of annual eye examinations for clients on glucocorticoid therapy?
• Which referral is the nurse's priority for a client in the advanced stage of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)?
• What should a nurse instruct a client who is unable to fall asleep?
• What is the recommended action for cleaning a client's glasses?
• What is a key point about critical pathways in nursing?
• What common misconception about hospital food for postpartum clients is often encountered?
• What should a nurse assess for in a client with a history of stroke?
• What is a common initial nursing action for a patient displaying signs of shock?
• What is the expected respiratory rate for a client presenting with severe headache and lethargy?
• What is the main purpose of documenting 'OOB with assistance for breakfast'?
• What should a nurse do when caring for a postpartum client requesting contraception information?
• What should a parent do if their child has a nosebleed that won't stop?
• Using Nagele's rule, what is the expected delivery date for a client whose last menstrual period began on April 12?
• What is a nurse's primary responsibility regarding documentation of communication with a healthcare provider?
• What is the erythrocyte sedimentation rate if it is reported as 75 mm/hr?
• What should a parent not do regarding public announcements about their newborn?
• What is a common side effect of clozapine that should be monitored?
• What is a side effect to watch for when a patient is on Zolpidem?
• What is the first step a nurse should take when observing a potential child abuse case?
• What should a nurse assess for in a client taking anticoagulants?
• Can a diaphragm used before pregnancy still be used after pregnancy?
• Which factor is the strongest predictor of future violence in clients?
• What is a critical lab value to monitor in clients taking clozapine?
• What is the first action a nurse should take when planning a teaching session for a postoperative client?
• What is a common symptom of anxiety that a nurse should recognize?
• What should a nurse monitor in a client receiving penicillin?
• What intervention should a nurse take for a client with obsessive-compulsive disorder?
• What is an example of malpractice in nursing?
• What immediate intervention should be taken for a newborn with suspected jaundice?
• How should a nurse position food for a client with dysphagia after a stroke?
• What preventative measure should a nurse recommend to a female client with chronic urinary tract infections?
• What medication is commonly used for acute episodes of Raynaud's disease?
• How can a client increase dietary intake of folic acid?
• What dietary adjustment should a nurse recommend for a client with high cholesterol?
• What is the primary reason for not using a client's children for interpretation?
• Which of the following symptoms could indicate a serious adverse effect in a patient receiving clozapine?
• What is an expected outcome when administering Hydrochlorothiazide?
• What statement indicates understanding of infection prevention in pregnancy?
• What manifestation indicates acute chest syndrome in an adolescent with sickle-cell anemia?
• When administering potassium via IV bolus, what should nurses be aware of to avoid malpractice?
• What question should a nurse ask a client with schizophrenia experiencing auditory hallucinations?
• What should a nurse teach a prima gravida client about folic acid?
• What is a primary risk factor for developing thromboembolic disease when taking oral contraceptives?
• What should a nurse do if a client speaks a different language?
• What is the urine output monitoring frequency for a client on magnesium sulfate?
• What action should a nurse take for a client in a seclusion room displaying aggressive behavior?
• What is the appropriate action for a nurse caring for a client receiving brachytherapy for prostate cancer?
• What should a nurse monitor after administering a sedative to a patient?
• What guideline should a nurse follow when educating clients with chronic conditions?
• What is an important nursing consideration when caring for a patient with diabetes mellitus receiving insulin?
• Why is it important to monitor potassium levels in a client receiving digoxin?
• Where will blood be drawn from a newborn for genetic screening?
• What action should a nurse take to promote client advocacy among staff?
• Is it safe to leave a baby in the room while walking in the hallway?
• What is the first step in administering eye drops to a child?
• What is the recommended action for a nurse when a patient exhibits signs of anaphylaxis?
• What should a nurse do after observing a client cough after each bite while being fed?
• What is a crucial element in post-operative care for a patient after receiving surgery on their hip?
• What action should a nurse take for a client in active labor with ruptured membranes?
• What is a critical nursing intervention for a client experiencing symptoms of a stroke?
• What is the best approach for a nurse to take when caring for a client experiencing withdrawal symptoms from opioids?
• What is the first action a nurse should take after administering the wrong medication?
• What is considered a concerning WBC count for a postoperative client?
• What is a common sign of an allergic reaction to medication?
• What should a nurse do if a client expresses concerns about their treatment options?
• What complication should a nurse monitor for in a client who has just had an amniocentesis?
• When providing support for clients with a serious diagnosis, what is essential?
• What is the appropriate nursing action for a client who reports dizziness upon changing positions?
• What is an important nursing intervention for patients with chest pain?
• What is the significance of a client coughing after each bite during feeding?
• What is an appropriate intervention for a client experiencing a seizure?
• What should a nurse document regarding a child's position after gastrostomy feeding?
• Where should the transdermal birth control patch be placed?
• What technique should a nurse use when creating educational material for a client?
• What information should a nurse report during a change-of-shift report for a postoperative client?
• What is a recommended practice to prevent sudden infant syndrome (SIDS) in a 1-month-old infant?
• What type of insulin infusion should a nurse initiate for a client with diabetic ketoacidosis?
• What condition in a client's history contraindicates the use of oral contraceptives?
• What is the nurse's legal obligation regarding assistive personnel (AP) actions?
• What is a common precaution for patients using patient-controlled analgesia?
• What should parents not give their baby before the genetic screening test?
• What is the appropriate action by a nurse if a client shows signs of dehydration?
• What condition is often associated with elevated WBC in cerebrospinal fluid?
• What should be noted regarding a health care proxy's role?
• What is an important aspect of discharge teaching for clients on anticoagulants?
• In a situational crisis, what should a nurse do first for a client with a history of depression?
• What should a nurse include in the care plan for a client receiving brachytherapy?
• What is an appropriate response for a nurse to make to a client at 14 weeks gestation who feels ambivalent about being pregnant?
• What is the correct action to identify a client before administering an autologous blood product?
• What should a nurse explain to a guardian of a dehydrated infant regarding the need for IV fluids?
• What is an appropriate nursing action when a patient exhibits signs of a deep vein thrombosis?
• What should the nurse monitor in a patient receiving long-acting insulin like Glargine?
• What finding is typical in a client experiencing mild anxiety?
• Which of the following does NOT typically indicate dehydration in a baby?
• What is the primary purpose of patient education in healthcare?
• What action should a nurse take for a newborn receiving phototherapy for jaundice?
• Which dietary modification should a nurse suggest to a patient with hypertension?
• What finding should a nurse report when administering digoxin 0.125 mg to a client?
• How should a nurse respond when a client is newly diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and asks questions?
• What information should be included in an informed consent document for a research study?
• What precaution should be taken for children with varicella?
• What should a nurse do when a client requests the creation of a living will?
• Which action should a nurse take when caring for a patient exhibiting chest pain?
• What is the recommended duration for washing hands to prevent infections during pregnancy?
• What is the recommended protein intake for a client with chronic kidney disease?
• Which medication can cause an increase in glucose levels in a child with bacterial pneumonia?
• What laboratory finding should a nurse report for a client with rheumatoid arthritis?
• What is the Glasgow Coma Scale score for a client who is lethargic and disoriented?
• What is a critical nursing assessment for a postpartum client with a perineal laceration?
• How should a nurse handle a client who refuses medication?
• What dietary change is recommended for patients on diuretics like furosemide?
• In the context of post-brachytherapy care, what is essential to communicate to the patient about vaginal packing?
• What should a nurse consider when placing a client at risk for falls?
• What is the final action after instilling eye drops in a child?
• What is the significance of maintaining a 3g sodium diet for a client with heart failure?
• What is the primary reason for applying pressure to the lacrimal punctum after eye drop administration?
• What action should a nurse take for a client experiencing dumping syndrome during intermittent feedings?
• What should a nurse avoid when caring for a client with thrombocytopenia?
• What is a common symptom of Raynaud's disease that a nurse should monitor?
• What vital sign might signify a need for immediate intervention in a baby receiving treatment?
• What is the recommended action for a nurse when a client shows signs of dehydration?
• What should a nurse instruct regarding the administration of NPH insulin?
• What instruction should a nurse provide to an older adult client to encourage better nighttime sleep?
• What is a common symptom of diabetic ketoacidosis that a nurse should monitor?
• What should a nurse advise regarding the use of oral contraceptives for clients with a history of thrombophlebitis?
• What finding should a nurse identify as an indication of increased intracranial pressure in a client who experienced a traumatic brain injury?
• What is the main concern when managing a client with dysphagia?
• What is the primary purpose of using normal saline in a transfusion?
• What should a nurse teach a client with heart failure about furosemide?
• What is one of the basic principles of infection control in healthcare settings?
• What is a key consideration when caring for a postoperative client?
• What is the role of a dietitian in patient care?
• What should the nurse do if a client with deep vein thrombosis has aPTT results that are too high?
• What client condition is identified as having the highest risk for developing a pressure injury?
• What vital sign change should be reported immediately in a post-operative patient?
• What should a nurse inquire about in a client taking both citalopram and St. John's wort?
• What is the correct method for measuring an infant's temperature?
• What is a priority assessment for a pregnant adolescent?
• What is an important consideration when caring for a client with a cast?
• What should be done if a newly licensed nurse is suctioning a client's tracheostomy incorrectly?
• Which assessment finding would most likely indicate increased intracranial pressure in a patient?
• Which client should a nurse assess first after receiving a change-of-shift report?
• What is a common misconception about absent seizures?
• What is a common response for a nurse to make to a client with anxiety?
• What group facilitation technique is recommended for improving clients' interpersonal skills?
• In which scenario should a nurse prepare for a possible cesarean delivery?
• What type of behavior is typically exhibited by clients with borderline personality disorder?
• What medication should a nurse administer to a postpartum client with a third-degree perineal laceration who hasn't had a bowel movement for 4 days?
• What is the first action a nurse should take after applying a cast?
• What is the significance of a temperature of 37.8C (100F) in a postoperative client?
• What is an appropriate action for a nurse caring for a client in seclusion to prevent harm to others?
• How often should the fetal heart rate (FHR) be monitored during magnesium sulfate infusion?
• What should clients on anticoagulants be advised about regarding vitamin K?
• For a client with unilateral paralysis and dysphagia after a right hemispheric stroke, where should food be placed?
• Which condition in a client's history contradicts the use of combination oral contraceptives?
• In which scenario is client education most effective?
• What instruction should a nurse include in a protocol for an urgent care clinic that serves non-English speaking clients?
• What is the first action a nurse should take for a client in the PACU who reports nausea?
• What is the priority intervention for a client reporting intimate partner violence?
• What should a nurse do to support a client's autonomy regarding their health care decisions?
• What should be done if a newborn's cord stump turns black?
• Which assessment finding would be of most concern for a nurse monitoring a client after a myocardial infarction?
• Why is it important to request an interpreter when caring for a client who speaks a different language?
• How does furosemide affect potassium levels in the body?
• What is the benefit of encouraging a client with bipolar disorder to spend time in the day room?
• Which medication is commonly administered to a client with fibromyalgia?
• What action should a nurse take if a postoperative client's vitals show signs of instability?
• What is a manifestation of pulmonary congestion in a client with left-sided heart failure?
• What is a sign that active labor may require immediate medical intervention?
• What is a common misconception about the death process in preschoolers?
• What should a nurse avoid doing if a client with bipolar disorder is showing signs of anxiety?
• What laboratory test should be expected for a client with generalized petechiae and ecchymoses?
• What indicates understanding of discharge teaching for a client with a new ascending colostomy?
• What should a nurse instruct a client with chronic kidney disease about magnesium hydroxide?
• What should be prioritized in the discharge plan for a client with left-sided hemiplegia?
• Why is it crucial to monitor potassium levels in a client receiving furosemide?
• What is the first step when mixing NPH and regular insulin in the same syringe?
• What is an appropriate nursing intervention for a client experiencing cool, moist skin post-surgery?
• What should a nurse report to the provider regarding a client with a temporary synchronous pacemaker?
• What should a nurse do if they suspect a colleague has consumed alcohol before their shift?
• What additional information should a nurse collect before administering the inactivated influenza vaccine?
• What should a nurse do before pulling a client up in bed?
• What does a PR interval of 0.24 seconds indicate in a telemetry assessment?
• What should a nurse teach a client with heart failure regarding furosemide?
• What is the first step a nurse should take when caring for a client with a traumatic brain injury?
• What competency of Quality and Safety Education for Nurses is demonstrated by completing an incident report after a fall?
• Which of the following is a critical sign of increased intracranial pressure?
• Which symptom is a nurse most likely to monitor closely in a patient with heart failure?
• What is the expected laboratory test for a client with generalized petechiae and ecchymoses?
• What heart rate change in a baby might necessitate the administration of IV fluids?
• What is the primary nursing action when caring for a patient on anticoagulant therapy?
• What is the recommended duration for administering gastrostomy tube feedings to a child?
• What sign may indicate a worsening of heart failure in a patient?
• What should a nurse do to reposition a client who had a stroke?
• What laboratory finding indicates a need to revise the care plan for a client with diabetes mellitus?
• What is the appropriate action for a nurse if a client has muscle spasms post-surgery?
• What indicates a risk for aspiration in a client receiving intermittent tube feeding?
• What action should a nurse take to ensure effective communication with a client?
• What indicates a 5-month-old infant needs an IV for severe dehydration?
• Which member of the interdisciplinary team should be notified for a WBC count of 14,000 mm3?
• What is the purpose of seclusion for a client?
• What side effect should a nurse monitor for in a client taking St. John's wort with citalopram?
• When should a nurse educate a postpartum client about contraception?
• Which test should a nurse use to monitor and regulate heparin therapy for a client with deep vein thrombosis?
• Which patient condition may require the use of Triamcinolone acetonide?
• What is essential for a nurse to inform a patient when prescribing a new anticoagulant?
• What is a common adverse effect of corticosteroids like methylprednisolone?
• What strategy should a charge nurse use to promote effective negotiation among nursing staff?
• What response should a nurse provide to a caregiver of a terminal cancer patient who reports lack of sleep?
• What adverse effect should a nurse include when teaching about sertraline?
• What is the IV infusion rate for a client weighing 80 kg?
• What should a nurse do if a client cannot provide a sputum specimen for tuberculosis testing?
• What is a common sign of pulmonary congestion in a client with heart failure?
• What should a nurse do first for a client experiencing drooling and hoarseness after a burn injury?
• What is an essential nursing intervention for a patient showing signs of depression?
• In triage after a disaster, which type of injury should a nurse assign the highest priority?
• What action should a nurse take for a client with Raynaud's disease?
• What weight change should be noted for a client on clozapine?
• How should a nurse support a client's autonomy in end-stage liver cancer?
• What dietary advice should be given to a client with gout regarding anchovies?
• What dietary restriction should a client with chronic kidney disease follow regarding potassium?
• What should a nurse avoid when interpreting for clients who do not speak the same language?
• Which of the following is NOT a legal responsibility of the RN concerning assistive personnel?
• What is the next action after securing the airway of a client who ingested diazepam?
• A client is experiencing epigastric pain after amniocentesis. What should the nurse do?
• Which eye drop administration step helps to stabilize the position of the eyelid?
• Which priority action should a nurse take for a patient with a chest tube that has become disconnected?
• What should a nurse do when using an IV pump for a newly admitted client?
• What action should a nurse take for a client in active labor requesting pain management?
• What finding should a nurse report for a client 30 minutes post-arterial thrombectomy?
• What should a nurse monitor for in a client receiving nitroprusside?
• What is the correct sequence of steps for a home health nurse's initial visit?
• What should be done before administering any IV medication?
• What symptom may indicate complications in a client experiencing severe headache?
• What should a nurse assess before initiating life-sustaining measures for a client with advance directives?
• What should a nurse assess for in a client with a urinary tract infection?
• What is a common symptom of meningitis indicated by cerebrospinal fluid results?
• What should a nurse monitor daily for a client receiving total parenteral nutrition?
• What vital sign indicates a potential concern for a client on clozapine?
• What characteristic finding might a nurse expect in a client diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder?
• What intervention should a nurse include in the care plan for a client receiving low dose brachytherapy via a vaginal implant?
• What action should a nurse take if a client reports pain of 6 on a scale from 0 to 10?
• What is a key nursing intervention for a client experiencing extreme anxiety?
• What is a concerning contraction duration during active labor?
• What should a nurse inform a parent about absent seizures?
• What indicates understanding of client advocacy by a newly licensed nurse?
• What vital sign should a nurse report for a client with schizophrenia on clozapine?
• What test will determine if there is leaking amniotic fluid?
• What condition in a potential living kidney donor should be identified as a contraindication?
• What should the nurse remind the patient about while taking folic acid?
• What should a nurse do if a client has a residual of 65mL 1 hour postprandial during tube feeding?
• What should a nurse do if a client has not had a bowel movement for 4 days postpartum?
• In promoting therapeutic communication, which strategy is most effective when a client is unable to focus?
• Which of the following is a risk factor for deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
• What type of activity should be discouraged for a client during the day?
• Which action should a nurse take for a client with vision loss?
• What statement indicates a client understands genetic counseling?
• What condition should a nurse monitor for in a client taking St. John's wort and citalopram?
• What is the appropriate action for a nurse if a postoperative client has a heart rate of 100/min?
• What is an important nursing intervention for a client experiencing intimate partner violence?
• What position should a child be placed in after receiving gastrostomy tube feedings?
• What dietary recommendation should a nurse make to a client taking furosemide?
• What is the recommended fluid intake for preventing urinary tract infections?
• What is a safe pain-management option for a client who is dilated to 10 cm and pushing?
• What is an appropriate response to a caregiver expressing difficulty in caring for a terminally ill patient?
• What finding should a nurse expect when assessing a school-age child with a urinary tract infection?
• What should be avoided when handling extension cords?
• What does a weight gain of 4.2 kg over 5 days indicate in a client with pneumonia?
• In what scenario could potassium levels become a concern for someone administering furosemide?
• Which client should be placed closest to the nurse's station on a mental health unit?
• In which position should the child be placed for administering eye drops?
• Which client should a charge nurse delegate to an LPN?
• What should a nurse do if a client expresses confusion about their treatment plan?
• What should a nurse monitor in a client receiving continuous cardiac monitoring?
• What is an important consideration when administering blood transfusions?
• What should a nurse do for a client who is in labor and requires augmentation of labor?
• What assessment finding should alert the nurse to a potential infection in a postoperative patient?
• What is an appropriate statement for a nurse to make to a client with stage IV metastatic cancer?
• What is a recommended intervention for a patient on oral contraceptives with thrombosis history?
• What is the nurse's role in evaluating a living will?
• What is the recommended fluid intake restriction for a client receiving magnesium sulfate?
• Why is it important to monitor vital signs postoperatively?
• What action should a client with glaucoma take after instilling timolol eyedrops?
• What dietary recommendation should a nurse make for a client with chronic pancreatitis?
• What should a nurse do to assess a 2-week-old newborn?
• What is the first action for a nurse assessing a client with drooling and hoarseness after a burn?
• What medication should a nurse expect to administer to a client post-subtotal thyroidectomy?
• What condition is a contraindication for the use of oxytocin in labor augmentation?
• Can a parent remove their baby's identification band while in their room?
• What dietary consideration is particularly important for clients on clozapine?
• Eye drops should be administered after which action?
• What should a nurse explain about the nitrazine test?
• What is a nursing intervention for a client with chronic urinary tract infections?
• What type of documentation is essential for a nurse when providing care to a multilingual client?
• What is the priority nursing action for a client who had a stroke and exhibits facial drooping?
• What might indicate the presence of fluid overload in a patient receiving blood transfusions?
• What is an appropriate action for a nurse to take when a client experiences auditory hallucinations?
• Which of the following is a common side effect of furosemide?
• What is the proper way to store glasses for a client who wears them?
• What action is NOT appropriate when caring for a client with a language barrier?
• What condition could cause fetal bradycardia if the FHR baseline is 100/min for 15 min?
• What should be monitored after administering Lorazepam?
• Which finding may be expected in an infant with coarctation of the aorta?
• What is the expected outcome of proper eye drop administration in children?
• What is the appropriate treatment for a client with diaper dermatitis?
• What notation indicates a newly licensed nurse's understanding of documentation?
• What is a key instruction regarding NPH insulin administration?
• What dietary change should a guardian implement for a preschooler with celiac disease?
• What should a nurse monitor regarding visitor interaction for a client receiving brachytherapy?
• How can dehydration affect preterm labor?
• What is a key teaching point for newly licensed nurses about contact precautions?
• What should a nurse advise about repeating a dose of digoxin if a child vomits?
• What is the prescribed dosage for Zolpidem?
• What characteristic should be included about effective nursing leadership?
• Which electronic database has the most comprehensive collection of nursing articles?
• What is the importance of cardiac rehabilitation for a client post-myocardial infarction?
• What should a nurse do upon overhearing assistive personnel discussing client care inappropriately?
• What is a key dietary restriction for a child diagnosed with celiac disease?
• What is a recommended strategy to assist a client in toileting?
• What is the appropriate response if a client vomits within 20 minutes of taking medication?
• Which of the following actions is important for a nurse to take post-surgery in a hip arthroplasty patient?
• What should a nurse auscultate for during an assessment in a client with pneumonia?
• What action should a nurse include in the care plan for a client receiving hemodialysis?
• Which symptom is most commonly associated with hyperglycemia?
• What position should a client be maintained in for the first 24 hours after hip arthroplasty?
• Which sign indicates that a newborn may require further assessment during phototherapy?
• What action should a nurse take when performing gastric lavage for a client with upper gastrointestinal bleeding?
• What is the appropriate position for a client resting after an acute myocardial infarction?
• What should a client taking calcium carbonate do?
• What nursing action should be taken when a client with dehydration shows signs of an electrolyte imbalance?
• What is a key indicator of effective treatment in a client with heart failure?
• What should a nurse do if a client is taking bumetanide and has a potassium level of 3.6 mEq/L?
• Which post-operative complication should a nurse educate a patient to report?
• What finding requires follow-up care for a client who received a Mantoux test?
• What should a nurse include when assessing a client's risk for food aspiration?
• During care for a client undergoing brachytherapy, what is an important nursing consideration?
• For clients on corticosteroids, which of the following monitoring strategies is essential?
• What is the appropriate IV solution to prime tubing for a transfusion of packed RBCs?
• What condition is indicated by a pH of 7.28 and HCO3 of 18 mEq/L?
• What is the expected action for a nurse when a client has a myocardial infarction and is receiving thrombolytic therapy?
• What is an important consideration when providing post-operative care to a client who has had an open cholecystectomy?
• What action should a nurse take following a client's chest tube insertion?
• What should a nurse teach family members of a client who has dementia?
• What action should a nurse take when inserting an IV catheter for a 7-year-old child?
• Which clothing features should be recommended to assist a client in dressing independently?
• What action should a nurse take when collecting a sputum specimen from a client with tuberculosis?
• Which of the following is a nursing intervention for a patient with difficulty swallowing?
• What adverse effect should a nurse monitor for in a client receiving morphine?
• Which of the following is a potential complication of prolonged bed rest in pregnant clients?
• What indicates understanding of newborn abduction safety protocols?
• Which is a common intervention for managing chronic pain?
• What change in urine appearance should be expected when taking folic acid supplements?
• What is the significance of keeping the cord stump dry?
• What should be done if signs of magnesium sulfate toxicity occur?
• What should a nurse advise a client about the effects of timolol eyedrops?
• What should a nurse include in the care plan for a client on a bowel-training program after a spinal cord injury?
• Which intervention is most appropriate for a nurse to implement when caring for an elderly client with a recent hip fracture?
• What age-related change increases the risk for adverse effects from medications in older adults?
• What intervention should a nurse anticipate for a postoperative client with dark yellow urine draining at 25 ml/hr?
• What is a potential complication for a client receiving hemodialysis?
• Can an assistive personnel (AP) perform tasks beyond their training?
• What dietary intervention should a nurse consider for a client with a major burn covering 20% of the body?
• Which medications should a nurse be aware are contraindicated for use with warfarin?
• What should a nurse monitor in a client with a newly applied cast?
• What type of insulin should a nurse anticipate administering for blood glucose management in a client receiving long-acting insulin?
• What should a nurse teach a client with chronic pain to avoid constipation from opioid medications?
• What statement about patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) should a nurse include in teaching?
• What dietary recommendation should a nurse give to a client who is taking furosemide?
• What is the most appropriate nursing action for a client with a history of COPD and a high respiratory rate?
• What should a nurse do if a client experiences fetal bradycardia during labor?
• What is a key measure for a nurse to teach about caring for a client on contact precautions?
• What should parents be instructed about cord care for a newborn?
• What is the significance of advance directives in nursing care?
• What is the typical duration of an absent seizure?
• What dietary change should a client on spironolactone make?
• Why should suctioning of the tracheostomy be performed using sterile technique?
• What should a nurse do for a client in a seclusion room following violent behavior?
• Which medical history finding is a risk factor for angina?
• Which of the following should a nurse monitor in a client receiving insulin therapy?
• What should a nurse do for a client who received penicillin and is experiencing anxiety, flushing, tachycardia, and difficulty swallowing?
• What is a common misconception about genetic risks for diseases?
• What statement should a nurse make during the orientation phase of a therapeutic relationship with an anxious client?
• Which nursing assessment is crucial for a client after the application of restraints?
• What finding should a nurse report for a client with an arteriovenous fistula?
• Which finding in a client with major depressive disorder is most concerning?
• How should a nurse respond to a postpartum client requesting seaweed soup?
• Which symptom should a nurse instruct a 14-week pregnant client to report immediately?
• What is the first action a nurse should take if they observe welts on a child's legs during a home visit?
• What should a nurse include in patient teaching for a client with hypertension?
• What dietary item should be provided to a client practicing Orthodox Judaism during Passover?
• What vital sign indicates a potential emergency in a client with a severe headache?
• Which symptom should alert a nurse to the possibility of digoxin toxicity?
• What should a nurse monitor for a client on clozapine who reports dizziness?
• Which manifestation might occur in a newborn with a blood glucose level of 30 mg/dl?
• When should the newborn genetic screening test be performed?
• What activity should a toddler with acute lymphocytic leukemia participate in?
• What is a possible indication that a baby may be dehydrated?
• What should a nurse do if a client has continuous bubbling in the water seal chamber of a chest tube?
• What is a therapeutic response a nurse can give to a partner of a client in the manic phase of bipolar disorder?
• What is the contagious period for children with varicella?
• What action should a nurse take when caring for a client with obsessive-compulsive disorder?
• Which finding in an active labor client should be reported to the provider?
• What should a nurse avoid when creating educational material for clients?
• What should a nurse inform a client about organ donation?
• What should a nurse educate about the use of sertraline for a patient?
• What occurrence requires the completion of an incident report during medication administration?
• If a client is at risk for aspiration during tube feeding, what should the nurse do?
• What should a nurse do if a client asks for their statin to be administered at 2100?
• What dietary supplement should a client on glucocorticoid therapy take?
• What is a key principle to explain to clients receiving hold medications?
• What ergonomic principle should a newly licensed nurse follow when lifting a client?
• What nursing action is appropriate for a client with thrombocytopenia?
• In which position should food be placed for a client with unilateral paralysis after a stroke?
• What should a charge nurse emphasize about medication administration to newly licensed nurses?
• What is the expected outcome of a nitrazine test if it is positive?
• What finding indicates effective treatment for a client with pulmonary embolism?
• What should a nurse monitor for a client who is 33 weeks pregnant following an amniocentesis?
• What should a nurse do if a client with fibromyalgia requests pain medication?
• What is an important nursing action for a client with a chest tube?
• What is the role of the ethics committee in nursing care?
• What should a nurse advise regarding the administration of digestive enzymes for a child with celiac disease?
• What is the prescribed dosage for Hydrochlorothiazide?
• What should a nurse do if a medication prescription seems unclear?
• What instruction should a nurse include for a client recovering from an acute myocardial infarction?
• Which sexually transmitted infection is a nationally notifiable disease that must be reported?
• What is a primary goal for the nurse when assessing a client with dizziness symptoms?
• What is the significance of a respiratory rate of 24/min in an emergency assessment?
• What is the most appropriate position for a patient with respiratory distress?
• Which personal hygiene practice indicates understanding by a female client?
• What should a nurse do after obtaining a verbal prescription for restraints for a client in acute mania?
• What is the prescribed dosage for Triamcinolone acetonide?
• What condition could a nurse suspect if a client reports sudden difficulty in breathing?
• What is an appropriate dietary recommendation for a client with a sore mouth?
• What is the lactation amenorrhea method effective for?
• What should a nurse monitor for in a client receiving opioid medications?
• What is the priority nursing action when a client is in active labor and the fetal heart rate baseline is low?
• Why is it important to consult with a case manager when forming a discharge plan?
• What does a bulging fontanelle in a baby potentially indicate?
• What is the prescribed dosage for Lorazepam?
• What dietary recommendation should a nurse provide to a client with irritable bowel syndrome?
• What type of infection is typically associated with an indwelling urinary catheter?
• Why is it important to monitor a client’s blood pressure during a severe headache?
• What should a nurse include in the care plan for a client with angina?
• What response should a nurse expect from a client who used cocaine one hour ago?
• What should a nurse do for a client receiving nitroprusside via continuous IV infusion?
• How often should a nurse assess a patient who is on continuous ECG monitoring?
• What should a nurse do if a client with dementia is incontinent?
• If a client on digoxin has a potassium level of 3.1 mEq/L, what should the nurse do?
• What should a nurse avoid when dealing with a client experiencing hallucinations?
• What is the appropriate action regarding unused supplies in a contact isolation room?
• Where should a nurse palpate the fundus of a client who had an uncomplicated vaginal birth 3 days ago?
• What intervention should a nurse include in the care plan for a paraplegic client with nonblanchable erythema over the ischium?
• What should a nurse do regarding the removal of vaginal packing after brachytherapy?
• Which respiratory sign in a baby would be concerning and may require IV treatment?
• What is the role of a speech therapist in the context of a client with swallowing difficulties?
• What does a lithium level of 0.8 mEq/L indicate for client treatment?
• What guideline should a nurse include when updating protocols for the use of belt restraints?
• What intervention should be included in the care plan for a client with bipolar disorder experiencing mania?
• What is the appropriate step after pulling the lower eyelid downward during eye drop administration?
• What is the significance of respite care for caregivers?
• What should a nurse do after contacting the family for a home visit?
• What can a health care proxy do if the client is under anesthesia?
• What is a common nursing intervention for clients with vision impairment?
• Which assessment finding in an elderly patient may indicate medication toxicity?
• What is a common sign a nurse should monitor for in individuals post-amniocentesis?
• What is key to monitor following a subtotal thyroidectomy?