WHO: GSN-International Skills Enhancement & Education Center (GSN-ISEEC)

WHAT: NCLEX-RN FREE ORIENTATION

WHEN (date STARTS): 11/12/2011

WHEN (date ENDS): 11/12/2011

TIME STARTS: 10:00 AM

TIME ENDS: 12:00 PM

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Unit 502 Pacific Corporation Center
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This NCLEX-RN question is brought to you by Rachel Allen Reviewers:

Q: For a patient who is receiving chemotherapy, which laboratory result is of particular importance?

1. White blood cell (WBC) count
2. Prothrombin time and partial thromboplastin time
3. Electrolyte levels
4. Blood urea nitrogen level

Correct Answer: 1
Pancreatic cancer is more common in African American, males, and smokers. Others associated factors include alcohol use, diabetes, obesity, history of pancreatitis, exposure to organic chemicals, consumption of a high-fat diet, and previous abdominal irradiation.
Focus: Prioritization

This NCLEX-RN question is brought to you by Rachel Allen Reviewers:

Q: Which patient is at greatest risk for pancreatic cancer?
1. An elderly African American man with a history of smoking and alcohol use
2. A young white obese woman with gallbladder disease
3. A young African American man with juvenile-onset diabetes
4. An elderly white woman with a history of pancreatitis

Correct Answer: 1
Pancreatic cancer is more common in African American, males, and smokers. Others associated factors include alcohol use, diabetes, obesity, history of pancreatitis, exposure to organic chemicals, consumption of a high-fat d…iet, and previous abdominal irradiation. Focus: Prioritization

This NCLEX-RN question is brought to you by Rachel Allen Reviewers:

Q: You are caring for a patient with esophageal cancer. Which task could be delegated to a nursing assistant?

1. Assist the patient with oral hygiene
2. Observe the patient’s response to feedings
3. Facilitate expression of grief or anxiety
4. Initiate daily weighing

Correct Answer: 1
Oral hygiene is within the scope of duties of the nursing assistant. It is the responsibility of the nurse to observe response to treatment and to help the patient deal with loss or anxiety. The nursing assistant can be directed to weigh the patient but should not be expected to know when to initiate that measurement. Focus: Delegation

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Q: The charge nurse assigned the care of a client with acute renal failure and hypernatremia to you, a newly graduated RN. Which actions can you delegate to the nursing assistant? (Select all that apply.)

1. Provide oral care every 3 to 4 hours
2. Monitor for indications of dehydration
3. Administer 0.45% saline by IV line
4. Assess daily weights for trends

Correct Answer: 1
Providing oral care is within the scope of practice of the nursing assistant. Monitoring and assessing clients, as administering IV fluids, require the additional education and skills of the RN.

This NCLEX-RN question is brought to you by Rachel Allen Reviewers:

Q: Which nursing action should the nurse take first to prevent medication noncompliance in a patient with schizophrenia?

A. Teach benefits of medication compliance
B. Build rapport with patient
C. Give medication in an alternate route
D. Assure the patient that the medication is safe to take

Correct Answer: B
The impaired ability to form and maintain interpersonal relationships is the major characteristic of schizophrenia. The major focus of nursing actions centers on helping the patient enter into meaningful socializations. Building rapport and establishing trust are the primary goals to achieve before teaching can be effective.

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Q: Which of the following findings would be the indicator of the severity of a patient’s pain

A. The patient states that his pain is a nine on the pain intensity scale
B. The patient’s blood pressure is 160/88 and pulse is 80.
C. The patient is grimacing and tensing his muscles
D. The patient is moaning and crying

Correct Answer: A
The person with the pain is the expert. Pain intensity can be measured on a one to 10 scale and is an excellent measurement if the patient is able to use such a scale. Since the patient has reported his pain is a nine on this scale, this would be the best indicator of the severity of this pain.

This NCLEX-RN question is brought to you by Rachel Allen Reviewers:

Q: Which of the follwoing instruction should a nurse provide to a patient who has diabetes and hypertrophic lipodystrophy?

A. Rotate insulin injection sites
B. Inject insulin at the edge of the affected area
C. Withhold injection of insulin until the area heals
D. Use a longer needle to administer the insulin

Correct Answer: A
Hypertrophic lipodystrophy occurs when the same injection sites are used frequently. The patient should rotate insulin injection sites and avoid using the affected area for six months. This will allow the thickened subcutaneous tissue to regress.

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Q: The physician writes a “DNR” order on a patient’s chart. The nurse should understand that DNR stands for

A. Dopamine and nitroglycerin recombination
B. Diagnostic neurological radiation
C. Do not resuscitate
D. Dependent nitrogen re-uptake

Correct Answer: C
DNR is the medically acceptable abbreviation for “do not resuscitate.” A DNR order is written by the physician after discussion with the patient or family regarding withholding resuscitative measure such as CPR…

This NCLEX-RN question is brought to you by Rachel Allen Reviewers:

Q: A patient experiences difficulty falling asleep. Which of the following drinks should the nurse offer to the patient at bedtime?

A. A cup of coffee
B. A glass of wine
C. A glass of milk
D. A can of soda

Correct Answer: C
As long as there are no medical contraindications, a glass of milk would be the best drink to offer a patient who is having difficulty falling asleep. The dietary amino acid L-tryptophan found in milk is believed to aid in the induction of sleep. Milk also has a good nutritional value, unlike the other choices.