NCLEX PN ARCHER ACTUAL TEST BANK STUDY

NCLEX PN ARCHER (ACTUAL / ) TEST BANK STUDY

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You are the nurse performing education for a client with AIDS at the community clinic. Which of the following statements is an example of appropriate teaching?

• "Do not wash your dishes with your roommate’s dishes.”

• “Clean all utensils and dishes before reusing them.”

• “Do not use the same shower or toilet as your roommate.”

• "Hand sanitizer is not necessary unless you plan on

touching someone else.”

“Clean all utensils and dishes before reusing them.”

Rationale:

Stagnant water and food particles can be a breeding ground for pathogenic microorganisms. A client with an AIDS diagnosis is susceptible to contracting illness/infections more quickly due to the deficiency in his/her immune system. The focus of education should include measures to protect the client from contracting illnesses from others.

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A pregnancy-related spinal change that can alter mobility is

known as:

• Ankylosing spondylosis

• Lordosis

• Scoliosis

• Kyphosis

Lordosis

Rationale:

As a fetus grows, a variety of changes appear in a pregnant woman’s body. The thoracic and lumbar spine curvature change, pain in the low back and pelvic region can increase; balance and gait patterns also change. Some studies report that the center of gravity of pregnant women moves towards the abdomen, resulting in an increase in lumbar lordosis, posterior tilt of the sacrum, and movement of the head to the back to compensate for the increased weight as the fetus grows.

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We have an expert-written solution to this problem!The LPN is educating a group of new graduate nurses on the cardiovascular system. Which of the following statements best describes the cardiovascular system?

• It has a heart with six chambers, strong vessels, and valves.

• It is a double-pump circulating blood out to the lungs and

the body.

• It includes concepts of pre-contractility, post-contractility,

and load.

• It functions with a conduction system and starts in the

ventricles.

It is a double-pump circulating blood out to the lungs and the body.

Rationale:

This statement is correct. The heart is a double pump with four chambers, four valves, and a conduction system with a pacemaker originating in the atrium. 3 / 4

A nurse is working in a busy medical-surgical unit and has received report on the following four clients. The nurse should first see the client with

• A client who underwent surgery yesterday and is

complaining of incisional pain at a level of 8/10

• new-onset atrial fibrillation who is complaining of chest

pain.

• diabetes who has a foot wound that appears infected and an

oral temperature of 100.4° F (38 ° C)

• advanced Alzheimer's disease who is confused and has had

a recent fall.

new-onset atrial fibrillation who is complaining of chest pain.

Rationale:

New-onset atrial fibrillation and complaint of chest pain indicate a potentially serious cardiac issue that requires immediate attention. Chest pain can be a symptom of myocardial infarction or unstable angina, which requires

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