NCLEXRN COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED

NCLEX/RN COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED

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⫸Precautions with Shingles/Chickenpox. Answer: Airborne Isolation

⫸Precautions with a suspected infected decubitus ulcer. Answer: Contact Isolation

⫸Diet with lithium therapy. Answer: Increase NA

⫸Therapeutic lithium level. Answer: 1-1.5

⫸S/S of lithium toxicity. Answer: N/V/D, fine tremors, slurred speech

⫸IV Pyleogram. Answer: XRay of urinary tract

D/C metformin 48H prior, do cleansing enema night prior

⫸Duodenal Ulcers S/S. Answer: Pain 1H after meal

⫸Gastric Ulcers S/S. Answer: Pain prior to meal and 2-3H after and during the night

⫸Autonomic Dysreflexia. Answer: Severe HA, HTN, sweating, congestion, bradycardia Seen with SCI- triggered by cold

⫸Buerger's Disease. Answer: Inflammation/thrombosis in blood vessels (associated with smoking)- will have digital sensitivity to the cold

⫸Miller Abbot Tube. Answer: Removes fluid from small intestine- used for intestinal decompression and paralytic illeus treatment

⫸Enwald Tube. Answer: For rapid lavage; have suction ready!

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⫸If a patient in PostPartum's fundus is boggy and displaced to the R what should the nurse do?.

Answer: Tell the patient to use the restroom

⫸What does restlessness/overactiveness in kids give a clue to?. Answer: Pain

⫸What is the Cerebellum responsible for?. Answer: Balance

⫸What is the Occipital Lobe responsible for?. Answer: Vision

⫸What is the Parietal Lobe responsible for?. Answer: Sensory Discrimination

⫸What is the Temporal Lobe responsible for?. Answer: Hearing

⫸What is the Frontal Lobe responsible for?. Answer: Concentration, Language, Personality

⫸Irritable Bowel Syndrome S/S. Answer: Alternating diarrhea and constapation

⫸Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Answer: Chronic diarrhea and vomiting

⫸ECT. Answer: Done for seizures, depression

Use general anesthesia, electric currents travel through brain to trigger brief seizure (back pain after not normal) -give Atropine 30 min prior to decrease secretions

⫸Electromyography. Answer: 30 min; noninvasive- electrodes attached to legs and measure impulse transmission

⫸EEG. Answer: Electroencephalogram- tracks brain waves/seizure acitivty- want patient sleep deprived prior so they can sleep during exam

⫸What effect does digoxin have on Potassium?. Answer: Lowers blood concentration of K; if given with low K there is an increased risk for toxicity

⫸S/S of hiatial hernia. Answer: Awaken with heart burn 2 / 3

⫸CF diet. Answer: High calorie, high protein

⫸Myleogram. Answer: Lumbar puncture with contrast and use XR to see vertebral column Post= increase PO fluids, lie flat, VS

⫸Common symptoms experienced with dialysis. Answer: Pain on inflow, constipation

⫸What does cloudy outflow of dialysalate indicate?. Answer: Peritonitis

⫸S/S of narcotic withdrawal. Answer: Flu-like symptoms

⫸Can head injury patients have narcotics?. Answer: NO! Masks the S/S of increased ICP!

⫸S/S of increased ICP in children. Answer: high pitched cry or bulging fontanelles (before closure)

⫸Anterior fontanelle closes at. Answer: 18MO

⫸Posterior fontanelle closes at. Answer: 2MO

⫸Assessment post Cardiac Cath. Answer: Pulses! Check pulses distal to insertion!

⫸IV Lock Implementation. Answer: Give 2-3mL NS before the med

⫸Should you give insulin preop?. Answer: No hold and let a sliding scale be used as needed!

⫸Diet post op to promote wound healing. Answer: High protein, calorie, and vitamin C

⫸L:S Ratio. Answer: 2:1 is the goal! (>2) indicative of lung maturity in fetus

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