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When working with multicultural populations, the nurse should consider all of the following when planning care for a client with an altered sexuality pattern except:

A.

some members of the Hispanic and Native- American cultures are very open when discussing sexuality.

B.

some cultures view the postpartum period as a state of impurity.

C.

some women in the African-American culture view childbearing as a validation of their femaleness.

D.

some Native-American women believe monthly menstruation maintains physical well-being and harmony.

The nurse is caring for a postpartum woman who has relinquished her baby for adoption. The care plan for the client should include which of the following priority strategies?

A.

Make a referral for grief counseling.

B.

Allow the woman to see her baby initially, and then discourage further visits.

C.

Provide opportunities for the woman to express her feelings.

D.

Inform the woman she has the right to change her mind about relinquishment.

Which of the following strategies should the nurse include when planning care for children of migrant workers?

A.

Delay immunization because of acute illness.

B.

Provide parents with copies of medical records.

C.

Schedule preventive services at acute illness visits.

D.

Stress the importance of using one primary care provider.

Which of the following should not be included in the teaching for clients who take oral iron preparations?

A.

Mix the liquid iron preparation with antacids to reduce GI distress.

B.

Take the iron with meals if GI distress occurs.

C.

Liquid forms should be taken with a straw to avoid discoloration of tooth enamel.

D.

Oral forms should be taken with juice, not milk.

When a client who is having trouble conceiving says to the nurse, “I have started taking ginseng,” the best response by the nurse is:

A.

“No studies show that ginseng is effective for infertility.”

B.

“Some studies show that ginseng enhances in vitro sperm motility.”

C.

“Why don’t you try acupuncture instead. Many studies have shown it to be effective for infertility.”

D.

“It’s probably not going to hurt you, but it’s also probably not going to help. Let’s look at some other alternatives.”

A 60-year-old widower is hospitalized after complaining of difficulty sleeping, extreme apprehension, shortness of breath, and a sense of impending doom. What is the best response by the nurse?

A.

“You have nothing to worry about. You are in a safe place. Try to relax.”

B.

“Has anything happened recently or in the past that might have triggered these feelings?”

C.

“We have given you a medication that helps to decrease feelings of anxiety.”

D.

“Take some deep breaths and try to calm down.”

A client has a 10% dextrose in water IV solution running. He is scheduled to receive his antiepileptic drug, phenytoin (Dilantin), at this time. The nurse knows that the phenytoin:

A.

is given after the D10W is finished.

B.

should be given at the time it is due in the medication port closest to the client.

C.

can be piggybacked into the D10W solution now.

D.

is incompatible with dextrose solutions.

An appraisal of self-care practices involves an assessment of:

A.

all diagnostic tests.

B.

home treatment practices, including nurse visits for the sick or disabled.

C.

the family’s capability to get health insurance.

D.

caregiving needs and the potential for strain.

A nursing advocate is one who:

A.

makes decisions for others.

B.

encourages persons to make decisions for themselves and acts with or on behalf of the person to support those decisions.

C.

manages the care of others.

D.

is the legal representative for a person.

A nurse is caring for a patient who has experienced burns to the right lower extremity. According to the Rule of Nines which of the following percents most accurately describes the severity of the injury?

A.

36%

B.

27%

C.

18%

D.

9%

The nurse assesses a client for physiological risk factors for falls. The nurse should conclude that the client is not at risk if which of the following is discovered?

A.

history of dizziness

B.

need for wheelchair due to reduced mobility

C.

weakness and fatigue noted when climbing stairs

D.

intact recent and remote memory

A patient has recently been prescribed Albuterol. Which of the following changes are not associated with Albuterol?

A.

Tachycardia

B.

Hypertension

C.

Bronchodilation

D.

Sensory changes

A 32 year-old male with a complaint of dizziness has an order for Morphine via. IV. The nurse should do which of the following first?

A.

Check the patient’s chest x-ray results.

B.

Retake vitals including blood pressure.

C.

Perform a neurological screen on the patient.

D.

Request the physician on-call assess the patient.

A patient that has delivered a 8.2 lb. baby boy 3 days ago via c-section, reports white patches on her breast that aren’t going away. Which of the following medications may be necessary?

A.

Nystatin

B.

Atropine

C.

Amoxil

D.

Loritab

A nurse at outpatient clinic is returning phone calls that have been made to the clinic. Which of the following calls should have the highest priority for medical intervention?

A.

A home health patient reports, “I am starting to have breakdown of my heels.”

B.

A patient that received an upper extremity cast yesterday reports, “I can’t feel my fingers in my right hand today.”

C.

A young female reports, ”I think I sprained my ankle about 2 weeks ago.”

D.

A middle-aged patient reports, ”My knee is still hurting from the TKR.”