RN NCLEX NCLEX RN WITH NGN

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RN NCLEX / NCLEX RN WITH NGN

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The physician has ordered Theo-Our (theophylline) for a client with emphysema. An expected SE associated with

the med is:

• dry mouth
• palpitations
• hyperglycemia
• anemia - ANSWER- B –

Rationale; SEs of bronchodilators such as theophylline include tremors, palpitations, restlessness

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Which condition would contraindicate the use of chest physiotherapy for a client with pneumonia?

• recent abdominal cholecystectomy
• DM
• rheumatoid arthritis
• emphysema - ANSWER- A

Rationale; - recent abdominal or thoracic surgery are contraindications for chest physiotherapy

The nurse is interpreting the result of a client's TB skin test. Which one of the following factors is responsible for a false positive TB skin test?

• vaccination with a live virus
• weakened immune system
• inoculation with BCG vaccine
• poor testing technique - ANSWER- C

Rationale; - BCG vaccine will produce false positive; other answers can produce a false negative

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The physician has ordered Cytoxan (cyclophosphamide) for a client with pulmonary fibrosis. The nurse should

instruct the client to:

• walk 20 minutes a day to maintain muscle strength
• expect reddish discoloration of urine
• notify doctor of sore throat or fever
• eat smaller, more frequent meals - ANSWER- C -

Rationale; Cytoxan is an immunosuppressive drug, and therefore the client should notify the doctor of symptoms associated with infection

The physician has received a limited supply of influenza vaccine. Which one of the clients should receive priority in receiving the influenza immunization?

• elementary school teacher
• resident in a nursing home
• office worker
• local firefighter - ANSWER- B –

Rationale; clients over 65 y/o and those with chronic conditions should receive priority

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The physician has ordered pyrazinamide for a client with

TB. The nurse should tell the client to:

• schedule frequent eye exams
• expect red discoloration of urine
• increase fluid intake
• expect dizziness and ringing in ears - ANSWER- C -

Rationale; use of pyrazinamide can result in gout-like symptoms, and should therefore increase fluid intake.

The nurse is caring for a client with Legionnaires' disease.Which one of the following types of isolation should the nurse use when caring for the client?

• droplet
• airborne
• contact
• no isolation precautions - ANSWER- D –

Rationale; no isolation precautions are needed because there is no evidence of human-to-human transmission

The nurse is collecting a 24-hr urine sampling for creatinine clearance on a client hospitalized with acute

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