FREE CPNRE Complex Care Questions and Answers

After being brought to the hospital, 52-year-old Mrs. Melissa asks for her monthly injection of vitamin B12, which her daughter gives her at home. Her suitcase contains the medication. What would be the best course of action for the nurse to follow?

Look for a formal order for her B12 injection each month.

Take the B12 supplement out of her bag and give it to Mrs. Melissa.

Inform Mrs. Melissa that her daughter has to provide the vitamin B12.

Check the results of the test work before giving the vitamin B12 injection.

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Mrs. Anji, who is seventy-two, has pneumonia. What kind of assessment is normal for the nurse to perform during auscultation?

Overresonance

Crackles

Sighing

Feeling fremitus

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An intravenous infusion is placed in Ms. Fellie's left arm as a precaution. How do I assist her in putting on a hospital gown while the IV is still in place?

Keep the tubing inside the gown and put the gown sleeves over both arms.

From the inside of the gown, insert the IV bag through the sleeve.

Put on the gown fast, disconnect the IV, and then reconnect it.

Put the dress on over her right arm and cover it with the other sleeve.

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The burns affected the student's face, neck, and chest. Determine which possible health issue is most important in this case:

localized discomfort

Unusual facial features

Cutis

blockage of the airway

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An old guy is admitted to a nursing home, suffering from dementia. When his wife initially visits her husband, she seems weak, worn out, and irate. Her caustic answer to the unit nurse is, "Let's see what you can do with him." The nurse's most helpful response to this would be:

What you imply by that comment is beyond me.

Taking care of him must have been incredibly challenging.

Too unfortunate you weren't able to obtain any assistance taking care of him at home.

We are experienced in taking care of customers like your spouse.

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A caustic cleaning solution was sprayed in the client's face while they were working in the kitchen. He is receiving treatment in a hospital for eye damage. The nurse should do the following while helping this client who is temporarily blind to eat:

Urge the client's family to feed him.

serve the customer their entire meal.

Permit the customer to try different meals.

lead the client to where the foods are on the dish, i.e. clock technique

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Six-year-old Anthony frequently gets epistaxis, especially in dry, chilly weather. What first aid advice should Anthony's parents receive from the nurse?

Stuff cotton balls or tissues inside your nose.

Gently and repeatedly blow your nose until the bleeding stops.

Bend the head back and grasp the nasal bridge.

Close both of your nostrils for approximately five minutes.

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A boy, eighteen, is brought to the hospital to receive treatment for partial thickness burns on both legs. He is not eating much. What dish would be suitable to serve this customer?

Two dollops of banana flavored ice cream

shake heavy in protein

Jell-O mixed with cream cheese

crackers and chicken soup

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A 78-year-old male customer who was previously in good health has been diagnosed with hypothyroidism. He resides in a senior-focused community development in his own apartment. He seeks advice regarding his illness from the building complex nurse. What guidance might the nurse most effectively offer this client?

Boost your diet's fiber and hydration intake.

Give up taking the aspirin you self-prescribe every day.

Avoid being overly exhausted by participating in too many events.

Maintain a lower-than-normal temperature in your apartment.

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The patient, who is 17 years old, is being trained to give herself insulin. In the health education, which of the following would a nurse emphasize?

Insulin injections are usually made subcutaneously.

Playing demanding sports always reduces the requirement for insulin.

Insulin needs are typically determined without taking meal sizes into account.

Insulin needs are rarely determined by activity levels.

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After being admitted, a male client diagnosed with bipolar disorder is put in a room with another client. The bipolar client's past indicates episodes of hyperactivity and aggression in the recent past. Later that evening, there is a disturbance, and it is discovered that this client is lawfully hitting the other client;

A client with a hostile past shouldn't have been placed in a two-bed room by the admissions office.

Tranquilizers should have been used to calm a known belligerent customer.

When a bipolar patient is aware of reality, they don't need to be supervised.

Given the client's history of aggression, the nursing team decided to monitor them closely.

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FREE CPNRE Complex Care Questions and Answers

After being brought to the hospital, 52-year-old Mrs. Melissa asks for her monthly injection of vitamin B12, which her daughter gives her at home. Her suitcase contains the medication. What would be the best course of action for the nurse to follow?

Mrs. Anji, who is seventy-two, has pneumonia. What kind of assessment is normal for the nurse to perform during auscultation?

An intravenous infusion is placed in Ms. Fellie's left arm as a precaution. How do I assist her in putting on a hospital gown while the IV is still in place?

The burns affected the student's face, neck, and chest. Determine which possible health issue is most important in this case:

An old guy is admitted to a nursing home, suffering from dementia. When his wife initially visits her husband, she seems weak, worn out, and irate. Her caustic answer to the unit nurse is, "Let's see what you can do with him." The nurse's most helpful response to this would be:

A caustic cleaning solution was sprayed in the client's face while they were working in the kitchen. He is receiving treatment in a hospital for eye damage. The nurse should do the following while helping this client who is temporarily blind to eat:

Six-year-old Anthony frequently gets epistaxis, especially in dry, chilly weather. What first aid advice should Anthony's parents receive from the nurse?

A boy, eighteen, is brought to the hospital to receive treatment for partial thickness burns on both legs. He is not eating much. What dish would be suitable to serve this customer?

The patient, who is 17 years old, is being trained to give herself insulin. In the health education, which of the following would a nurse emphasize?

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FREE CPNRE Basic Care Questions and Answers

After being brought to the hospital, 52-year-old Mrs. Melissa asks for her monthly injection of vitamin B12, which her daughter gives her at home. Her suitcase contains the medication. What would be the best course of action for the nurse to follow?

Mrs. Anji, who is seventy-two, has pneumonia. What kind of assessment is normal for the nurse to perform during auscultation?

An intravenous infusion is placed in Ms. Fellie's left arm as a precaution. How do I assist her in putting on a hospital gown while the IV is still in place?

The burns affected the student's face, neck, and chest. Determine which possible health issue is most important in this case:

An old guy is admitted to a nursing home, suffering from dementia. When his wife initially visits her husband, she seems weak, worn out, and irate. Her caustic answer to the unit nurse is, "Let's see what you can do with him." The nurse's most helpful response to this would be:

A caustic cleaning solution was sprayed in the client's face while they were working in the kitchen. He is receiving treatment in a hospital for eye damage. The nurse should do the following while helping this client who is temporarily blind to eat:

Six-year-old Anthony frequently gets epistaxis, especially in dry, chilly weather. What first aid advice should Anthony's parents receive from the nurse?

A boy, eighteen, is brought to the hospital to receive treatment for partial thickness burns on both legs. He is not eating much. What dish would be suitable to serve this customer?

The patient, who is 17 years old, is being trained to give herself insulin. In the health education, which of the following would a nurse emphasize?

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