Exit HESI 366 v2 Questions and Answers
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How should a nurse respond when a patient with chronic pain requests an increase in their pain
medication?
The nurse should assess the patient’s pain level, evaluate the effectiveness of the current pain
management plan, and consult with...
How should a nurse respond when a patient with chronic pain requests an increase in their pain
medication?
✔✔The nurse should assess the patient’s pain level, evaluate the effectiveness of the current pain
management plan, and consult with the healthcare provider to adjust the medication if necessary.
What are the priority nursing interventions for a patient experiencing an acute asthma attack?
✔✔Priority interventions include administering prescribed bronchodilators, providing
supplemental oxygen, and monitoring the patient’s respiratory status closely.
Describe the signs of fluid overload in a patient receiving intravenous (IV) therapy.
✔✔Signs of fluid overload include edema, shortness of breath, crackles in the lungs, elevated
blood pressure, and jugular vein distention.
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,How can a nurse help prevent the development of pressure ulcers in an immobile patient?
✔✔The nurse can prevent pressure ulcers by regularly repositioning the patient, using pressure-
relieving devices, keeping the skin clean and dry, and assessing the skin frequently.
What steps should a nurse take when administering blood products to a patient?
✔✔The nurse should verify the patient’s identity, confirm the blood type and crossmatch,
monitor vital signs, observe for signs of transfusion reactions, and document the procedure.
Explain how a nurse can promote effective communication with a patient who has a hearing
impairment.
✔✔The nurse can use clear speech, maintain eye contact, eliminate background noise, use visual
aids, and ensure the patient has access to hearing devices if needed.
What are the critical assessments a nurse must perform when caring for a patient with a chest
tube?
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, ✔✔Critical assessments include checking the chest tube for patency, monitoring the amount and
type of drainage, assessing respiratory status, and ensuring the system is functioning correctly.
How does a nurse prioritize care for a patient with multiple health issues?
✔✔The nurse prioritizes care by addressing life-threatening conditions first, followed by acute
problems, and then managing chronic issues while considering the patient's overall well-being.
What are the nursing considerations for administering a medication with a narrow therapeutic
index?
✔✔Nursing considerations include monitoring drug levels closely, observing for signs of
toxicity, adjusting dosages carefully, and educating the patient on the importance of adherence to
prescribed dosages.
How should a nurse educate a patient about the importance of medication adherence for chronic
disease management?
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