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Question # 31

Which of the following are physiologic effects of pulmonary contusion?

Options:

A.  

increased dead space and decreased airway resistance

B.  

increased gas diffusion and decreased lung compliance

C.  

increased airway resistance and decreased gas diffusion

D.  

increased lung compliance and decreased dead space

Discussion 0
Question # 32

A patient lying on the left side in Trendelenburg position is in the correct position for postural drainage of which of the following lobes of the lungs?

Options:

A.  

left upper

B.  

left lower

C.  

right lower

D.  

right upper

Discussion 0
Question # 33

The family of a patient with trauma believes that the patient is in pain and requests that a neighbor, a therapeutic touch practitioner, be allowed to see the patient. Unit policy allows visits by immediate family only. Which of the following is the most important consideration in a nurse's decision about facilitating the visit?

Options:

A.  

Alternative modalities have been associated with enhancements in pharmacologic effects.

B.  

Research does not support the value of therapeutic touch in pain management.

C.  

Alternative therapies are not generally acceptable in an ICU setting.

D.  

The family needs an explanation of the rationale for unit visitation policies.

Discussion 0
Question # 34

A nurse is caring for a patient who had a gastric bypass procedure 2 days ago. A physician has ordered a gastric tube to be placed due to increased abdominal distention. The nurse realizes that this procedure will most likely need to be done

Options:

A.  

under fluoroscopy.

B.  

by two nurses.

C.  

using ultrasound.

D.  

with a guide wire.

Discussion 0
Question # 35

A patient with a spinal cord injury at T7 tells the nurse that they now have a pounding headache. The nurse should

Options:

A.  

check for bladder distension.

B.  

administer PRN acetaminophen.

C.  

place the patient in supine position.

D.  

perform a stroke assessment.

Discussion 0
Question # 36

The family of a patient requests permission to administer traditional herbs to the patient. Which of the following should be the nurse's first action?

Options:

A.  

Inform the family that herbal therapy is not appropriate in the hospital.

B.  

Consult with the pharmacist on the effects of the specific herbs.

C.  

Allow the patient to take the herbs because they are natural.

D.  

Obtain an order for the herbs.

Discussion 0
Question # 37

The dysrhythmia most commonly associated with mitral stenosis is

Options:

A.  

second-degree AV heart block, Mobitz Type II.

B.  

idioventricular rhythm.

C.  

sinus bradycardia.

D.  

atrial fibrillation.

Discussion 0
Question # 38

An unconscious patient in hepatic failure secondary to alcoholism becomes acutely hypoglycemic. Glucagon administration is contraindicated for this patient because glucagon

Options:

A.  

interferes with lactulose (Cephulac) therapy.

B.  

produces additional sedative effects.

C.  

is ineffective when hepatocytes are damaged.

D.  

causes rebound hyperglycemia.

Discussion 0
Question # 39

A patient who sustained a C4 fracture requests to be taken off the ventilator 3 days after the initial injury, indicating, "I can't live hooked to this

machine." The nurse's best response to this patient would be,

Options:

A.  

"Do you feel that you will be hooked up to this machine forever?"

B.  

"Eventually your diaphragm will regain its function, allowing you to breathe independently."

C.  

"Many quadriplegics live fulfilling lives as they adjust to their new lifestyle."

D.  

"After you have started the rehabilitation process, your outlook will improve."

Discussion 0
Question # 40

In a patient with status asthmaticus, which of the following indicate a deteriorating condition?

Options:

A.  

increased compliance and respiratory acidosis

B.  

increased PaCO2 and decreased expiratory flow

C.  

respiratory alkalosis and increased expiratory flow

D.  

decreased PaCO2 and increased minute ventilation

Discussion 0

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