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Question 21

Which of the following statements accurately describes the occurrence of dyspnea in patients who are receiving end of life care?

A.Dyspnea occurs in less than 50% of the patients who are receiving end of life care

B.Dyspnea is only experienced by patients who have primary diagnoses that involve the lungs

C.Dyspnea that is caused by increased fluid volume may be improved by diuretics

D.Dyspnea may be caused by antibiotic therapy used over a long period of time

Question 22

A nurse has been working in a general hospital on the same medical unit for 6 years. The Behavioral Unit is desperately short staffed and the nurse is asked to work her shift in this other unit. What would be the expected response of the nurse to this request?

A."I cannot go. I have no previous behavioral health experience. I do not want to reduce the quality of patient care."

B."I should not be expected to float to another unit without a proper orientation. I will fill out an incident report if I am sent there."

C."I will go to the unit and hopefully the behavioral health staff members will assist me with my assignment."

D."I have no previous behavioral health experience. I am willing to go and help with any duties that are similar to those I perform on my unit."

Question 23

A patient is to receive 50mL of fluid in 1/2 hour (30 min). The infusion pump should be set to deliver how many milliters per hour?

A.25 ml/hr

B.100 ml/hr

C.50 ml/hr

D.75 ml/hr

Question 24

The rationale for having the patient void before an abdominal paracentesis procedure is to:

A.Minimize discomfort

B.Prevent bladder puncture

C.Reduce infection rate

D.Avoid abdominal distention

Question 25

The nurse notes that there are no physician's orders regarding Fatima's post operative daily insulin dose. The most appropriate action by the nurse is to:

A.Withhold any insulin dose since none is ordered and the patient is NPO

B.Call the physician to clarify whether insulin should be given and at what dose

C.Give half the usual daily insulin dose since she will not be eating in the morning

D.Give the patient her usual daily insulin dose since the stress of surgery will increase her blood glucose

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