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NR 224 - Exam 1 RecapExam 1 Recap
The exam was a 1 hour and 10 mins with 45 questions. They have three select all that apply and
two fill in the blank questions (Medical Calculations).
The Med Calculation questions (I forgot the exact wording but it was something similar like this):
What would be the amount in tablespoons that a patient would have to take 30 ML of Milk of
Magnesia every 6 hours as needed? Round the number to the nearest tenth.
A nurse is taking care of an infant who weights 7.3 kg. What is the infant’s weight in pounds?
Round to the nearest tenth.
The Select All questions (I am not sure of the exact wording):
1. What are possible risk factors of someone who is suffering from hypertension.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY (from the answer choices provided)
2. A nurse is taking care of a 36-year-old female who is experiencing pain. What could
be possible actions made by the patient that can cause the nurse to investigate
further? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.
3. What are the following characteristics that are measured by taking a patient’s
radial pulse? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.
Multiple Choice Questions from the ones that I can recall.
- You need to know the normal vital signs of an adult
o One question asked what are the normal respirations for an adult
o One question asked what is the normal range of heart rate for an adult
o One question what is the normal vital signs of an older adult (the answer
choices had a variety of vital signs, you have to select the best fit)
o Question: What a nurse would do if a patient had a lower round of vital
signs from the prior vital signs that were done an hour ago? I just remember
the answer was the one that had apical pulse in it
o Question: What type of temperature is easily accessible without minimal
position of the patient?
- You need to know the medication class of where medications that treat fever belongs
in (if medications that are fever reducers are in the medication class of antipyretic,
antiemetic, or etc. )
- It was a question that asked of which following does the NAP (the personnel)
needs further education from the nurse (choose one answer from the following)
- Know Orthostatic hypotension (the question provides a scenario of a patient
feeling woozy when standing up after being in the bed for a long time).
- Understand the concept of what would be the best action made by a nurse when
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