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n341 final exam review questions with correct answers.
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- NR 341
- Institution
- Chamberlain School Of Nursing
n341 final exam review questions with correct answers.
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n341 final exam review questions with correct answersa client diagnosed with fibromyalgia is being treated with Pregabalin
(Lyrica) for nerve pain. which of the following precautions will the
nurse give the client about taking this medication? Correct Answer-this
medication can make you drowsy, avoid alcohol
the nurse is performing an assessment of the client diagnosed with
rheumatoid arthritis... Correct Answer-Heberden's nodes
when giving glucagon subcutaneously, the expected outcome is what?
Correct Answer-increased glucose level
to prevent complications of infection related to continuous subcutaneous
infusion (CSI), what should the nurse teach the client? Correct Answer-
change the needle site every 2-3 days
a patient with insulin dependent diabetes is admitted with a blood
glucose level of 495 mg/dL. patient reports that he does not feel well and
that he has not taken several of this insulin doses... Correct Answer-
metabolic acidosis
patient is experiencing a "panic attack", complaining of feeling
lightheaded with numbness in the fingers and hands... Correct Answer-
CO2 - 33
a nurse is administering ceftriaxone (Rocephin) IV to a client with no
known allergies. client soon states, "I can't catch my breath and I feel
, shaky." what is the first action of the nurse? Correct Answer-assess the
patient's respiratory status
35-year-old is brought to the ER with a bee sting, history of allergies to
bees, and is having difficulty breathing. nurse is aware that this client
could die from what complication? Correct Answer-asphyxia
nurse notes the hand grip of a client with a potassium of 3.2 mEq/L has
diminished since the previous assessment 1 hour ago. what is the nurse's
priority intervention? Correct Answer-assessing the patient's rate,
rhythm, and depth of respiration
which of the following client statements would alert the nurse to the
occurrence of heart failure? Correct Answer-"i get short of breath when i
climb stairs"
an OR nurse is caring for a client under general anesthesia and notices
that the client is becoming tachycardia, cyanotic, with an increasing core
temperature. what should you administer? Correct Answer-dantrolene
sodium (Dantrium) and sodium bicarbonate
when assessing a client 3 hours post-operative right total knee
replacement, what should the nurse report to the surgeon? Correct
Answer-urine output of 55mL over 3 hours
a nurse working in the preoperative holding area performs which
functions to ensure client safety? Correct Answer-check that consent is
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