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Ch. 15 and 16: Intra-op and Post-op Care (Nurs 309)
Questions With Complete Solutions

A client experiences abdominal distension following surgery.
Which nursing actions are appropriate? SELECT ALL THAT
APPLY.

1. Encourage ambulation.
2. Giving sips of ginger ale
3. Auscultating bowel sounds.
4. Providing a straw for drinking.
5. Offering the prescribed opioid analgesic. Correct Answers 1.
Encourage ambulation.
3. Auscultating bowel sounds.

A client is extubated in the post-anesthesia care unit after
surgery. For which common response should the nurse be alert
when monitoring the client for acute respiratory distress?

1. Restlessness.
2. Bradycardia.
3. Constricted pupils.
4. Clubbing of the fingers. Correct Answers 1. Restlessness.

A client reports severe pain 2 days after surgery. Which
INITIAL action should the nurse take after assessing the
character of the pain?

1. Encourage rest.
2. Obtain vital signs.
3. Administer the PRN analgesic.

, 4. Document the client's pain response. Correct Answers 2.
Obtain vital signs.

A nurse in the post-anesthesia care unit observes that after an
abdominal cholecystectomy a client has serousanguineous
drainage on the abdominal dressing. What is the NEXT nursing
action?

1. Change the dressing.
2. Reinforce the dressing.
3. Replace the tape with Montgomery ties.
4. Support the incision with an abdominal binder. Correct
Answers 2. Reinforce the dressing.

A nurse in the surgical intensive care unit is caring for a client
with a large surgical incision. What medication does the nurse
anticipate will be prescribed for this client?

1. Vitamin A
2. Cyanocobalamin
3. Phytonadione
4. Ascorbic acid Correct Answers 4. Ascorbic acid

A nurse is applying a dressing to a client's surgical wound using
sterile technique. While engaging in this activity, the nurse
accidentally places a moist sterile gauze pad on the cloth sterile
field. What physical principle is applicable for causing the
sterile field to become contaminated?

1. Dialysis.
2. Osmosis.

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