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Fundamentals Of Nursing NCLEX Questions and Answers (Q&A)

What is an example(s) of a health restoration activity?
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
Administering an antibiotic every day
Assessing a client’s surgical incision

Health restoration activities help an ill client return to health. This would include taking an...Read More

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Does heparin affect kidney function?
N. Kingsley, Writer
Answered: Aug 29, 2018
The best option for this is letter D. if the other options would be considered, placing the tracheostomy tube will only delay what should be done. By doing letter D, it will be easier for the...Read More

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What does this technique do?
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
Increases venous blood return

Washing from distal to proximal areas stimulates venous blood flow. thereby preventing venous stasis. It improves circulation but does not result in...Read More

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What is the flow rate if the drop factor is 10 gtt = 1 ml? The physician’s order reads “Administer 1 g cefazolin sodium (Ancef) in 150 ml of normal saline solution in 60 minutes.”
IDARA DANSON, RN
Answered: May 08, 2018

The formula for calculating this dose thanks

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What are the top 5 high alert medications?
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
Elevate the head of the bed to 45 degrees and maintains for 30 minutes after instillation of feeding.

If the client is comatose. place in a high-fowlers which is in a 90-degree level.

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What is the nurse in charge assess when examining a patient with abdominal pain?
Matz Lewis Clark, College student
Answered: Feb 26, 2019
The correct answer to this question is C. The nurse should systematically assess all areas of the abdomen if time and the patient's condition permit, concluding with the symptomatic area....Read More

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What should the nurse do that is unique to a return flow enema?
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
Lower the solution container after instilling about 150 mL of solution.

Lowering the container of solution create a siphon effect that pulls the instilled fluid back out through the rectal...Read More

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Which is the best position for a client with autonomic dysreflexia?
O. Bickis, Corporate employee
Answered: Jan 03, 2019
The best position for someone with autonomic dysreflexia would be the high fowler’s position. This is basically when the head is higher than the body with a little bit of math behind it....Read More

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What is your best response? A family member asks you. “Why can’t you give more medicine? He is still having a lot of pain.”
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
Please tell him that I will be right there to check of him.”

Directly ask the client about the pain and do a complete pain assessment. This information will determine which...Read More

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Which action should the nurse immediately be taken next after terminating the transfusion during a reaction?
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
Run normal saline at a keep-vein-open rate.

The nurse will infuse normal saline at a KVO rate to keep the patency of the IV line while waiting for further orders from the physician.Option...Read More

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Is potassium chloride a high risk medication?
K. Myers, Blogger
Answered: Jan 03, 2019
The correct answer to this question would be C: a levin tube is a double lumen nasogastric tube with an air vent. I don’t know what this definition applies to, but I do know that it is not...Read More

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What type of client would benefit the most from an elevated head of the bed position?
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
Patient who had a laryngectomy.

Place a post-laryngectomy client with head of bed elevated at 30-45 degrees to maintain a patent airway and reduce edema.Option A: Hemorrhoidectomy: Supine...Read More

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Does heparin reduce blood pressure?
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
The order is an error. violates hospital policy. or would be detrimental to the client.

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What is the difference between heparin and warfarin?
Santepro
Answered: Jan 04, 2025
Drainage amount of 100ml in the drainage collection chamber.

Drainage of more than 70 to 100 mL/hour is not normal and requires the immediate notification of the physician.

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Which laboratory study will a nurse review to assess the effectiveness of the therapy on a client who has received a transfusion of one unit of cryoprecipitate?
T. Perez
Answered: May 10, 2018
Clotting disorders can cause an abnormal amount of bleeding when you cut yourself. The blood moving through your vessels shouldn't clot. If such clots form, they can travel through your...Read More

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