HESI Case Studies: Management-Management of a Medical Unit Exam Questions and Answers 2024

HESI Case Studies: Management-Management of a Medical Unit Exam Questions and Answers 2024 1. Which client situation requires the most immediate intervention by the charge nurse? - Answer- New onset ST segment elevation is observed on the telemetry monitor of a Client admitted with angina 2. As he enters the client's room, Mr. Young learns that the ED needs to give report on a client to be admitted to the unit as soon as possible. What action should Mr. Young take? - Answer- Request that another staff RN obtain the report 3. The UAP enters the room and informs Mr. Young that the confused client with hyponatremia is attempting to climb over the bedrails. How should the charge nurse respond to this situation? - Answer- Remain with the client who has angina and assign a PN to monitor the confused client while the UAP obtains a bed alarm 4. The RN reports the vital signs to Mr. Young a T 102, P 112, R 28, and BP 84/42. Who should the charge nurse assign to care for this client? - Answer- The newly licensed RN and the staff RN preceptor 5. The PN requests a change in assignment, stating that due to her pregnancy, she is concerned about entering isolation rooms. How should the charge nurse respond? - Answer- "What concerns do you have about your pregnancy and this client care situation?" 6. When adhering to the ethic of caring in a leadership role while still maintaining client safety, what is the best action for the charge nurse to implement? - Answer- Assign another PN to care for the client and reassign the pregnant PN to other clients 7. A client with which diagnosis and upcoming procedure can best be assigned to this PN, rather than an RN? - Answer- Osteoporosis scheduled for a bone mineral density test that day