CPNRE FINAL EXAM LATEST 2023/2024 / CPNRE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ / CPNRE FINAL EXAM WITH 10 VERSIONS
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CPNRE FINAL EXAM LATEST 2023/2024 / CPNRE REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ / CPNRE FINAL EXAM WITH 10
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Mr. Dunn, 74 years old, has Alzheimer's disease and is being cared for at home by
his daughter. He is withdrawn and paranoid and becomes upset when his daughter
goes out. The daughter displays manifestations of caregiver stress. Which
statement by the practical nurse would be most appropriate? - ANSWER- "This is
stressful for you and you are doing very well with your father's care. How can I
help?"
,161. Ms. Stanley, years old, has just been admitted to a long-term care facility. She shouts, "Let
me out of here! I want to go home!" Which response by the practical nurse best demonstrates
respect for Ms, Stanley? - ANSWER- "It must be hard for you to leave your home."
Ms. Smith, 83 years old, has a minor wound on her left leg. The practical nurse is
completing a dressing and observes that there is a small amount of purulent
drainage. What order should the practical nurse anticipate? - ANSWER- Apply
wet-to-dry dressing twice daily and a non-adherent dressing (Jelonet).
Mr. Dahl is receiving an opioid an antihistamine is administered analgesic following his surgery.
On his second postoperative day, has poor coordination when he ambulates. for his allergic
rhinitis. Mr. Dahl currently reports dizziness and Which rationale best explains Mr. Dahl's present
manifestations? - ANSWER- Medications may interact by potentiating the effect of another.
Mr. Petersen, 81 years old, has congestive heart failure. The practical nurse enters the room and
finds him in an orthopneic position experiencing disorientation, dyspnea and hemoptysis. On
auscultation of his chest, the practical nurse hears crackles from the bases up to the scapulae
posteriorly. How should the practical nurse respond initially? - ANSWER- Raise the head of the
bed to high-Fowler's position and administer oxygen.
Mr. Rogers, 22 years old, weighs 110 kg and is 165 cm tall. He is to receive intramuscular iron
dextran (DexIron) daily. Which site would be most appropriate for administering this medication?
- ANSWER- Ventrogluteal
Mr. Browning, 60 years old, has gastroenteritis. Which action is most appropriate for the practical
nurse to take when updating Mr. Browning's intake and output record? - ANSWER- Measuring
Mr. Browning's urinary output and liquid stool
Prior to administering blood, the practical nurse sees from the client's history that a
past blood transfusion caused a mild case of urticaria. What is the priority action? -
ANSWER- Report this information to the physician.
,Mr. Fletcher, 72 years old, iş admitted disease (COPD) with an acute respiratory infection. To
manage with a recent diagnosis of chronic obstructive pulmonary the hypoxemia, he is being
discharged on home oxygen via nasal cannula at 2L per minute. What teaching should the
practical nurse provide for Mr. Fletcher? - ANSWER- Use pursed-lip breathing exercises to
improve oxygen utilization.
Mr. Chalifoux, 64 years old, is admitted into palliative care with end-stage cancer.
He requests a ceremony that involves lighting sweet grass and producing smoke. How can the
practical nurse best support the needs of the client? - ANSWER- Discuss the client's request with
the nurse-in-charge.
Mr. Adams, 87 years old, is admitted with a fractured left shoulder. After his daughter's visit, Mr.
Adams states that his money has gone. What should the practical nurse do next? - ANSWER-
Ensure that the appropriate authorities are notified.
Ms. French, a 19-year-old primigravida, delivered a healthy newborn by spontaneous vaginal
delivery. Two hours postpartum, the practical nurse notices that the fundus is 1 cm above the
umbilicus, firm and deviated to the right. Her flow is moderate to heavy. What should the
practical nurse do next? - ANSWER- Assist the client to void and then palpate the fundus.
Bruno is an 18-year-old intermational exchange stuident. He has been waiting in the outpatient
clinic for assessment of painful urination. He seems very uncomfortable in the presence of a
female nurse. What is the best approach for the practical nurse to take? - ANSWER- Ask Bruno if
he has any concerns about being assessed.
Mr. Ravi, 21 years old, is a neurosurgery client. The physician has ordered neurological
assessments every 12 hours. At 2200h, assessment reveals that Mr. Ravi is taking longer to
express himself, has a headache, and his balance is a litde off. When should the next assessment
be done? - ANSWER- 2215h that night
, Mrs. Abbot, 78 years old, is ready for discharge. The practical nurse is ready to remove her IV
and notices that Mrs. Abbot is lethargic and no longer oriented to
time and place. What should the practical nurse do first? - ANSWER- Maintain IV
access.
How should the practical nurse respond to an upset client who is complaining about care received
in the hospital? - ANSWER- Restate comments back to the client,
Ms. Hildebrande, 20 years old, has an IV of catheter. She is scheduled to receive 2 units of
packed The blood is available in the laboratory. Which of the following should be done first?
normal saline infusing through an 18-gauge IV cells and her regular dose of antibiotic -
ANSWER- Administer the antibiotic.
Mrs. Kerr has colon cancer and is still experiencing pain after several weeks of
altering her pain medications. Her daughter is very upset because she believes her
mother is being over-medicated. What should the practical nurse do? - ANSWER
Arrange a meeting with the client, daughter, practical nurse and physician.
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What is the best example of the practical nurse actively participating in improving
the quality of nursing care? - ANSWER- Agreeing to membership on the infection
control committee
The practical nurse sees Mr. Huntley, 74 years old, fall out of his geri chair. Assessment
concludes that no injuries were sustained. What should the practical nurse do first? - ANSWER-
Complete an occurrence report.
Mrs. Renny, 78 years old, is admitted to the medical unit with a diagnosis of emphysema.
Diminished breath sounds and expiratory wheezes are heard
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