NURS 113 proctored

To reduce orthostatic hypotension risk after surgery, teach the client to:

Clean-catch urine for female—FIRST instruction:

Unilateral calf circumference ↑2 cm versus yesterday suggests:

Aspiration prevention when feeding stroke client:

Order: Enoxaparin 40 mg SQ daily. Prefilled syringe 60 mg/0.6 mL. mL to give?

C. diff client asks for alcohol gel. The best reply is:

BMI for 70 kg, 1.8 m adult is:

A client signs informed consent but then says, “I’m still unsure.” Nurse’s action?

Child temp 102 °F (38.9 °C); first nursing step:

Positive orthostatic change = SBP drop ≥20 mm Hg with:

Proper N95 mask use is demonstrated when the nurse states, “I _____.”

Before applying a vest restraint, the nurse should FIRST:

Supportive statement to client grieving limb loss:

Influenza A precautions require:

Most complete entry for late documentation at 1430:

A central-line dressing change requires which item to remain sterile?

Key step to prevent CAUTI:

Therapeutic reply to “I’m terrified of tomorrow’s biopsy”:

A 600-kcal daily deficit equals ~_____ lb lost per week.

After a near-miss medication error (caught before reaching the client), the nurse should:

COPD exacerbation needs precise 28 % FiO₂; choose device:

Strategy for expressive aphasia:

Home safety for a legally blind client includes:

Best low-residue snack after bowel surgery:

Wheelchair-to-bed transfer safest setup:

Muslim end-of-life care—respectful action:

Which is subjective data?

Non-English discharge teaching requires:

Dying client with “death rattle” secretions—comfort measure:

Statement indicating positive coping:

Best electronic documentation for a dysphagic client refusing thickened liquids:

First sign of phlebitis at IV site:

A sterilized surgical pack is verified by chemical tape that turns:

Pulse-ox alarm 82 % on sleeping client—FIRST nursing action:

High-protein snack for malnourished older adult:

Angry family member in hallway—first nursing response:

Which principle is upheld by locking the computer when leaving the workstation?

Priority element before a procedure consent is valid:

how was your day?

Compression (TED) stockings should be removed:

Correct walker gait for weak left leg:

For right-hemiparesis, the cane should be held in the:

Greatest fall hazard in a dementia client’s room is:

Which part of the record gets charted when using “charting-by-exception”?

Which client needs airborne isolation?

Proper body mechanics when lifting a 15 kg box:

Missed antibiotic dose discovered 2 h late—best action:

Extra 2 units of insulin drawn accidentally—nurse should:

First step when a competent adult refuses a PEG-tube insertion:

Cultural humility means the nurse should:

High-alert med requiring independent double-check:

After removing soiled gloves, the nurse’s immediate action is to:

Sign of fluid overload on IV therapy:

Lab best reflecting short-term nutrition:

HIPAA Privacy Rule allows faxing PHI ONLY when:

Client says, “Life isn’t worth it.” Priority:

Morphine 3 mg IV ordered. Vial 2 mg/mL. mL to draw?

Which client need is best handled by the social worker on the care team?

Appropriate hand-gel technique is to rub until:

Which client may legally sign his or her own surgical consent?