HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED EXAM V1- V2 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT) NEW!! /A+ GRADE ASSURED

HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED EXAM V1-
V2 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT) NEW!! /A+
GRADE ASSURED
VERSION A
The nurse is providing postoperative care to a client who had a
submucosal resection (SMR) for a deviated septum. The LPN
should
monitor for what complication associated with this type of
surgery? - ...ANSWER...Expectoration of blood
A nurse is reviewing a plan of care for a client who was
admitted
with dehydration as a result of prolonged watery diarrhea.
Which
prescription should the LPN/LVN question -
...ANSWER...Parenteral albumin (Albuminar)
A client is to have mafenide (Sulfamylon) cream applied to
burned
areas. For which serious side effect of mafenide therapy should
the
LPN/LVN monitor this client? - ...ANSWER...Metabolic acidosis
A LPN is preparing to administer an ophthalmic medication to a
client. What techniques should the nurse use for this
procedure? Select
all that apply. - ...ANSWER...A Clean the eyelid and eyelashes.
.
C Apply clean gloves before beginning of procedure.
E Press on the nasolacrimal duct after instilling the solution.
The LPN/LVN recognizes that which are important components
of a
neurovascular assessment? Select all that apply. -
...ANSWER...B Capillary refill
E Pulse and skin temperature
F Movement and sensation
A client reaches the point of acceptance during the stages of
dying.
What response should the LPN/LVN expect the client to
exhibit? - ...ANSWER...Detachment
A dying client is coping with feelings regarding impending
death.
The nurse bases care on the theory of death and dying by
Kübler-Ross.
During which stage of grieving should the LPN/LVN primarily
use
nonverbal interventions? - ...ANSWER...Acceptance
When a client files a lawsuit against a LPN for malpractice, the
client must prove that there is a link between the harm suffered
and
actions performed by the nurse that were negligent. This is
known as: - ...ANSWER...Proximate cause
Following a surgery on the neck, the client asks the LPN why
the
head of the bed is up so high. The LPN should tell the client
that the
high-Fowler position is preferred for what reason? -
...ANSWER...To reduce edema at the operative site
The LPN is preparing discharge instructions for a client who
has
begun to demonstrate signs of early Alzheimer dementia. The
client
lives alone. The client's adult children live nearby. According to
the
prescribed medication regimen the client is to take medications
six
times throughout the day. What is the priority nursing
intervention to
assist the client with taking the medication? -
...ANSWER...Contact the primary health care provider and
discuss the possibility of
simplifying the medication regimen
The LPN/LVN expects a client with an elevated temperature to
exhibit
what indicators of pyrexia? Select all that apply -
...ANSWER...flushed face and increase pluse rate
The LPN/LVN should instruct a client with an ileal conduit to
empty the
collection device frequently because a full urine collection bag
may: - ...ANSWER...Cause the device to pull away from the
skin