FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT HESI PN EXIT EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT HESI PN EXIT EXAM

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Question 1: What is the cardinal sign of bell's palsy?

Answer:

Unilateral facial paralysis. It is not painful. (page 180)

Question 2: What types of patients should utilize a low protein diet?

Answer:

Those with glomerulonephritis, end stage renal failure, and hepatic failure. (page 30)

Question 3: What are the preferred places for IM injections for HESI and NCLEX?

Answer:

Hesi: ventrogluteal | NCLEX: dorsogluteal

(page 28)

Question 4: What test should you perform before taking ABG's?

Answer:

Allens test - raise the arm and occlude to the radial artery to ensure the ulnar artery can supply enough blood to the hand. (page 87)

Question 5: What kind of precautions should you use with herpes zoster?

Answer:

Airborne and contact (page 127)

Question 6: What are normal CO2 levels?

Answer:

35 to 45 (page 153)

Question 7: What are the antidotes for heparin and warfarin?

Answer:

Heparin: Protamine sulfate | Warfarin: vitamin K

(page 21)

Question 8: What is the peak of rapid acting (R) insulin?

Answer:

• to 4 hours (page 63)

Question 9: 1 oz = ?ml

Answer:

30ml

(page 13) Question 10: Treatment for hypoglycemia:

Answer:

Simple sugar, followed by a complex carb and then protein. Orange juice is a good choice for adults; milk for kids. (page 70)

Question 11: What are normal BUN and creatinine levels?

Answer:

BUN: 10 to 20. | Creatinine <1.2

(page 18)

Question 12: What are early signs of shock?

Answer:

Anxiety, agitation, increased HR (BP stays normal), increased respiration, decreased urine. (page 110)

Question 13: When should a moro reflex begin to disappear?

Answer:

Around 3 to 4 months of age (page 182)

Question 14: Formula for Celsius to Farenheit

Answer:

C * 1.8 + 32

(page 13)

Question 15: What is Nagele's rule?

Answer:

It calculates gestation/due date. First day of last menstrual period minus 3 months plus 7 days( page 205)

Question 16: When would you elevate the head of bed to 45-75 degrees?

Answer:

Cardiac, coughing, pain, and GI

(page 3)

Question 17: What kind of precautions should you use with meningitis?

Answer:

Droplet precautions(page 127)

Question 18: How do you remove PPE?

Answer:

Gloves, goggles, gown, mask.

Question 19: When suctioning a patient, how long should each suction last? What should you do before hand?

Answer:

Each suction should last no more than 10 to 15 seconds. You need to hyper-oxygenate the patient before each suctioning. (page 88) Question 20: Cushing's disease: What are the cardinal signs, and what is it caused by?

Answer:

Cardinal signs: moon face and buffalo hump | It is caused by overproduction of adrenal cortex hormones, especially cortisol. (page 67)

Question 21: What is a normal bilirubin level?

Answer:

<1.2

(page 19) Question 22: What is the purpose of a greenfield filter, and where is it located?

Answer:

It is to catch clots, and is placed in the inferior vena cava. (page 83) Question 23: What type of procedure (Arterial or venous) is a cardiac catheterization?

Answer:

Arterial

(page 4) Question 24: What is the peak of "basal" long acting insuling (Lantus)?

Answer:

• hours (page 63)

Question 25: What are Cheyne Stokes respirations associated with?

Answer:

They are indicative of ICP or brain injury (page 91)