ReMar Nurse V2 Practice Exam

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• Which delegation task should a nurse intervene?
• What is a classic symptom of hyperthyroidism?
• What indicates that the teaching regarding nitroglycerin was effective for a client?
• When caring for a client newly prescribed furosemide, what should the nurse monitor most closely?
• Which client assignment is best suited for a UAP?
• When preparing to insert an indwelling catheter, what is the most important action for the nurse to take?
• What is the key purpose of sterile gloves during a urinary catheter insertion?
• Which of the following signs indicates a potential allergic reaction during medication administration?
• In patients with hyperthyroidism, which symptom would most likely be observed?
• What is the primary purpose of a cold compress following an injury?
• What effect does Vitamin K have on a patient taking anticoagulants?
• A patient receiving drug therapy for asthma may be prescribed which type of medication?
• What laboratory finding is crucial in diagnosing hypothyroidism?
• Which client is most at risk for developing an opportunistic infection?
• The primary healthcare provider prescribes a hypotonic IV solution. Which solution will the nurse administer?
• In what scenario should a nurse consider skipping a medication dose?
• What is a common symptom of digoxin toxicity?
• Which nursing intervention is correct for clients receiving IV therapy?
• What is the primary function of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH)?
• Which medication regimen should a nurse anticipate for a client experiencing a heart attack?
• What is the appropriate therapeutic response from a nurse when a client reports sleep difficulties?
• Which statement should be included in client education for someone prescribed propylthiouracil?
• What nursing intervention is critical when a patient is experiencing chest pain?
• What is an important consideration when administering antibiotics?
• At what point does a Rh-negative client typically first receive Rho(D) immune globulin?
• Which medication should a practical nurse prepare to administer to promote blood clotting?
• Which of the following is a potential complication of untreated hyperthyroidism?
• What is the primary purpose of administering Vitamin K in clinical practice?
• Which condition would primarily lead to fluid volume excess?
• What is the highest priority concern for a child diagnosed with AIDS?
• What nursing action is appropriate for a patient who has developed a fever postoperatively?
• Which intervention is best for managing tissue integrity at risk for pressure ulcers?
• What skin care intervention should the nurse implement when noticing a reddened area on the coccyx?
• Which of the following is a sign of diminished nutritional status in surgical patients?
• What is a fundamental principle of task delegation in nursing?
• Which client is most at risk for an adverse drug reaction due to polypharmacy?
• A catheterized client outputs 350ml of urine over a 24 hour period. How should the nurse document this observation?
• What are the benefits of placing an immobile child in a supine position? Select two.
• What is the correct action for a nurse about to administer medication to a client with allergies?
• Which of the following is an appropriate treatment option for type 1 diabetes mellitus?
• What is the nurse’s therapeutic response for an 18-year-old male observed pacing after a suicide attempt?
• Which complication is commonly associated with intravenous (IV) therapy?
• Which assessment would be most critical in a patient receiving a beta-blocker?
• Why is it essential to verify gastric pH before nasogastric feeding?
• A patient is ordered for creatinine clearance. How should the nurse collect the specimen?
• Which size catheter is the largest?
• What treatment is typically prescribed for a thyroid storm?
• Which of the following assessment findings indicate a thyroid storm?
• Which physical assessment finding is commonly associated with hyperthyroidism?
• When caring for a client receiving TPN via central venous catheter (CVC) and antibiotics, what initial action should the nurse take before antibiotic administration?
• When a client is on heparin therapy, which medication must be readily available?
• What is the priority assessment for a nurse administering a high-dose diuretic to a client?
• A client prescribed glyburide asks how the medication helps. What is the best response?
• What is the most critical period of development for the fetal nervous system?
• In the outpatient clinic, which phone message should the nurse prioritize?
• Which factor is NOT considered a risk for developing postpartum hemorrhage?
• Which hormone produced in the placenta is critical during pregnancy?
• Which tasks are appropriate to assign to assistive personnel?
• For a patient with liver failure, which food group should be limited in their diet?
• What is the first step in the nursing health assessment?
• Upon discovering a client with slurred speech and right-sided paralysis, what action should the nurse take FIRST?
• What is the primary protective element for a fetus during pregnancy?
• Which tasks would be suitable for a UAP to complete?
• What is one of the primary goals of nursing management for a patient with thyroid storm?
• What should a nurse do first when finding a client lethargic and confused after a fall?
• When caring for a patient with diabetes, what is a critical teaching point regarding foot care?
• Which laboratory test is primarily used to diagnose hyperthyroidism?
• A patient taking Naproxen for arthritis should show which outcome to indicate effective treatment?
• What is the first action a nurse should take after discovering a client has no pulse or respirations?
• What can elevated bilirubin levels in an infant indicate?
• A patient is about to receive a morning dose of digoxin with an apical pulse of 59 beats/minute. What should the LPN do first?
• What is an example of a low-flow oxygen delivery system?
• A patient on nitroglycerin should take immediate action if they experience chest pain. What statement indicates correct understanding?
• At what age do infants typically speak their first word?
• What classification of antibiotics does gentamicin belong to?
• How has the client with type 1 DM indicated understanding of the education regarding orange juice?
• For a client with myasthenia gravis, what is an essential instructional point regarding medication timing?
• In the administration of morphine, which action is not included in the six rights of drug administration?
• In analyzing arterial blood gas results with a pH of 7.25 and Paco2 of 53 mmHg, what condition does this indicate?
• Which task can a nurse delegate to a UAP for a client with Addison's disease?
• Before starting a patient on replacement therapy, what is the most critical evaluation to perform?
• Which mental process is most sensitive to decline with aging?
• What is the most therapeutic response of the nurse when a hospitalized client states, "I will not eat unless I am with my wife?"
• Which medication is commonly used to inhibit thyroid hormone synthesis?
• Which client should the LPN NOT assign to a UAP?
• How do hot compresses aid in healing according to nursing guidelines?
• In a situation involving a client's wound infection on contact precautions, when should the nurse put on gloves?
• Which response from the nurse is most therapeutic regarding a client's concern about long-term dialysis for ESRD?
• What type of fluid is typically anticipated for a client suspected of having increased ICP?
• What nursing action is best to address a postoperative client complaining of itchiness under a cast?
• What assessment finding would indicate a thyroid storm?
• In the management of clients with hypertension, which lifestyle change is most beneficial?
• In which location is the urinary meatus found in a female?
• When planning emergent care for a suspected myocardial infarction, which medications should the nurse anticipate administering?
• When administering an enteral feeding via a nasogastric tube, what is the most critical first step?
• In the case of wound care, how can a nurse minimize the risk of infection?
• How should a nurse respond to a client diagnosed with depression who expresses feelings of failure?
• Which hormone is responsible for maintaining pregnancy by inhibiting uterine contractions?
• In assessing a patient for potential drug interactions, which factor is most critical for the nurse to review?
• Why is progesterone important in pregnancy?
• What medication is typically administered for hematuria and bruising in a patient taking warfarin?
• Which drug class does lorazepam belong to?
• In which situation is the use of sterile gloves required?
• What vital sign abnormalities may be present in a patient experiencing thyroid storm?
• Which solution is most appropriate to administer with blood or blood products?
• What is the role of luteinizing hormone (LH) in the female reproductive system?
• What is an appropriate task for a UAP in a long-term care facility?
• How should the nurse handle a client with an ischemic wound?
• Which client is at the highest risk for adverse medication reactions?
• Which client condition should a nurse prioritize for delegation to an LPN rather than a UAP?
• What is one of the primary functions of the placenta?
• What is an important consideration for the nurse when handling a sterile field?
• If the peak level of a medication is too high, what could this indicate?
• If a client’s potassium level increases from 4.3 to 7.8, what should the nurse's best action be?
• Which medications should not be administered through a nasogastric tube? Select three.
• What diagnosis should a nurse document for a client with repeated elevated blood pressure readings?
• Which method is not necessary for achieving reverse isolation?
• According to the Braden scale, which client is at highest risk for developing a pressure ulcer?
• What property of semen helps protect sperm in the vaginal environment?
• Which of the following treatments may lead to hypothyroidism if used long-term?
• Which medication should be withheld if a patient’s apical pulse is below 60 beats/minute?
• Which symptom is most indicative of a generalized infection?
• Which medication is most likely to negatively impact a client's blood pressure?
• During TPN administration for a malnourished client, a blood glucose reading of 425 mg/dL is noted. What action should the nurse take?
• Which hormone is responsible for maintaining the corpus luteum during early pregnancy?
• In the context of reverse isolation precautions, what is the main focus to protect a severely immunocompromised client?
• When a nurse is delegating tasks to a UAP, what is important to confirm?
• What would be an expected outcome after administered medication to promote clotting?
• What nursing task is appropriate to delegate to a UAP caring for a stable client on bedrest?
• Which serious side effect is associated with tetracyclines?
• Butorphanol is classified as which type of medication?
• What medical abbreviation signifies that medication should be given after a meal?
• Which is an early clinical manifestation of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)?
• A nurse is caring for a client in continuous pain. What should she do to address the client's situation?
• What side effect should a nurse monitor in a client taking aspirin for osteoarthritis?
• When a client on penicillin reports hives and itching, what action should the nurse take?
• Which hormone is used clinically to confirm pregnancy shortly after conception?
• Which medication is commonly prescribed to manage hypothyroidism?
• Before administering metoprolol, what does the nurse need to check?
• Before administering 100mg of lisinopril, the nurse assesses the patient’s vital signs. What is the most appropriate action in this situation?
• What condition might indicate a requirement for Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)?
• What parameter should the nurse monitor closely in a patient being treated with heparin?
• What significant role does the placenta play for the fetus?
• Which anticoagulant medication is considered safe for administration during pregnancy?
• What substance is released during inflammation that increases vascular permeability?
• For the treatment of diabetes insipidus, which options are appropriate? Select three.
• Which layer of uterine tissue reacts to hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle?
• Why are corticosteroids administered to patients with asthma?
• If a client is prescribed disulfiram, which statement indicates a need for further teaching?
• Which symptom would indicate that a client is experiencing a serious allergic reaction to a medication?
• In a malnourished surgical patient, which of the following statements is true?
• Can a pregnancy continue to term if the placenta is removed or damaged?
• Which effect should the nurse monitor for in a client taking antihistamines?
• Using Naegele's Rule, what is the estimated date of delivery if the last menstrual period was December 06, 2022?
• What indicates a life-threatening condition in a client with symptoms such as nausea and vomiting?
• Upon discovering a patient with signs of stroke, which assessment is critical for the nurse to perform immediately?
• What is a common side effect of opioid use that nurses should monitor?
• Which route of administration is commonly recommended for nitroglycerin to quickly relieve chest pain?
• For a client prescribed glipizide, what is the most important topic for client education?
• What should a nurse consider when assigning tasks to assistive personnel?
• Which statement indicates a need for more teaching regarding delegation guidelines?
• What should the nurse's initial action be when a client receiving TPN expresses concern about weight gain?
• A client receiving TPN requires monitoring for which potential complication?
• What dietary recommendation should be made for a client undergoing chemotherapy with diarrhea?
• What is the priority action when a patient reports having loose stools all day long prior to taking scheduled docusate?
• What is the priority nursing action before bathing a neonate?
• What physiological change might a nurse observe in a pregnant woman with preeclampsia?
• Following a closed reduction of a fractured wrist, which finding requires immediate nursing intervention?
• For a COPD client reporting increased dyspnea while on oxygen, what should the nurse’s initial action be?
• When should the nurse decrease oxytocin during labor induction?
• Is it true that the fetus shares a direct blood supply with the mother during pregnancy?
• If an infant exhibits an abnormal color, which laboratory value is most likely to be checked?
• Which medication is commonly used to relieve anxiety?
• What condition might be a precipitating factor for a thyroid storm?
• For a client with renal calculi, what is the priority nursing goal?
• Prior to providing nasogastric feeding for a 1-year-old infant, which method should the nurse use to ensure proper tube placement?
• Which symptom in a 34-week pregnant woman may indicate preeclampsia?
• Y-type infusate administration sets are primarily used for what purpose?
• Which precautions should be implemented for a client with hepatitis A?
• Among the six rights of drug administration, which action is appropriate for a nurse during medication preparation?
• What is a common psychological symptom of hyperthyroidism?
• Which insulin is ordered to be administered IV in a clinical scenario?
• Which vitamin is essential in preventing neural tube defects in infants?
• When a nurse accidentally tears a glove while changing linens for a client diagnosed with Clostridium difficile, what is the first action?
• What is the most common cyanotic congenital heart disease?
• When monitoring for signs of a generalized infection, which of the following findings should the nurse be on alert for?
• What should a nurse advise a client who is experiencing nausea due to chemotherapy?
• What condition might result from untreated gestational diabetes?
• Where does fertilization occur in the female reproductive system?
• What does having an ischemic wound indicate?
• What is the appropriate action to prevent infection while caring for a child with impetigo?
• For a client with Hepatitis C, which type of isolation is expected to be implemented?
• What clinical signs would you expect in an elderly client with low ADH? Select four.
• What physical feature is associated with fetal alcohol syndrome in children?