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Archer CPC Exam Expert Guidance to Ace Your Coding Certification with verified correct answers with well highlighted explained RATIONALES graded A+ Success. And REMEDATION
Archer CPC Exam Expert Guidance to Ace Your Coding Certification with verified correct answers with well highlighted explai...
Archer CPC Exam Expert Guidance to Ace Your
Coding Certification with verified correct
answers with well highlighted explained
RATIONALES graded A+ Success. And
REMEDATION
The nurse is caring for a client following a large volume paracentesis. To prevent hypovolemic
shock, the nurse anticipates the primary healthcare provider to prescribe an infusion of:
A. 0.9% saline
B. Albumin
C. Mannitol
D. 0.45% saline
B. Albumin
Albumin is a colloid commonly used to prevent post-procedure hypotension. 0.9% saline is
isotonic and would restore intravascular volume. Mannitol is a hypertonic solution used in
cerebral edema. 0.45% saline is hypotonic and would restore intracellular hydration.
The nurse is caring for a client who has nephrogenic diabetes insipidus. Which of the following
medications should the nurse expect to be prescribed for the client?
A. Prednisone
B. Hydrochlorothiazide
c. Verapamil
D. Lithium
B. Hydrochlorothiazide
,Hydrochlorothiazide is a diuretic that has paradoxical effect with DI patients; it can reduce their
urine output.
The emergency department nurse is caring for a client with suspected bacterial meningitis. The
nurse should take which priority action?
A. Notify public health services
B. Dim the lights in the assigned room
C. Obtain blood cultures
D. Explore the client's feelings regarding the diagnosis
C. Obtain blood cultures
Although all options are indicated, prioritization requires blood cultures to be first.
The nurse is caring for assigned clients. Which of the following actions would reflect effective
care coordination?
A. Arranging for an interdiscplinary conference
B. Consulting with case managemnet for a discharge plan
C. Initiating appropriate outpatient referrals
D. Performing post-discharge phone calls
E. Implementing transmission-based precautions
A. Arranging for an interdiscplinary conference
B. Consulting with case managemnet for a discharge plan
C. Initiating appropriate outpatient referrals
D. Performing post-discharge phone calls
, The nurse is positioning a client following a liver biopsy. Which position is best suited for this
client?
A. On the left side with a pillow under the ribs
B. Supine with a pillow under the client's knees
C. Face down with a pillow under the hips
D. On the right side with a pillow under the biopsy site
D. On the right side with a pillow under the biopsy site
This reduced the risk of post-biopsy bleeding by putting pressure on the liver biopsy site
Which of the following should be included when teaching a 65-year-old male client with COPD
about exercise?
A. Instruct the client to avoid sudden position changed that may cause dizziness
B. Recommend that the client restrict fluid after exercising is finished
C. Instruct the client to push a little further beyond his fatigue with each session
D. Instruct the client to avoid exercising in very cold or very hot temperatures
E. Encourage the client to exercise if he feels ill or weak
D. Recommend to consume a high-card, low protein diet
A. Instruct the client to avoid sudden position changed that may cause dizziness
B. Recommend that the client restrict fluid after exercising is finished
D. Instruct the client to avoid exercising in very cold or very hot temperatures
The nurse is teaching a group of students about medication and fall prevention. The nurse
would be correct to identify which of the following medications can increase the risk for falls?
A. Naproxen
B. Alprazolam
C. Bumetanide
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