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NURS 215 FINAL EXAM 2024 -2025
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NURS 215 FINAL EXAM 2024 -2025
NURS 215 FINAL REVIEW EXAM
(ACTUAL EXA) LATEST VERSION WITH
UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED
SUCCESS ALREADY AGRADENURS 215 FINAL REVIEW EXAM
(ACTUAL EXA) LATEST VERSION WITH
UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED
SUCCESS ALREADY AGRADEN...
NURS 215 FINAL REVIEW EXAM
(ACTUAL EXA) LATEST VERSION WITH
UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
VERIFIED ANSWERS GUARANTEED
SUCCESS ALREADY\\ AGRADE
A client with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
who is beginning oxygen therapy asks the nurse how to
manage the amount of oxygen given. How should the nurse
instruct the client?
1. Do not exceed 1 L/min.
2. Do not exceed 2 L/min.
3. Adjust the oxygen depending on SpO2. 4. Adjust the oxygen
depending on respiratory rate.
3. Adjust the oxygen depending on SpO2.
The nurse is caring for a client with emphysema who is
receiving oxygen. The nurse assesses the oxygen flow rate and
notes that the client is receiving 2 L/min. The client's SpO2
level is 86%. Based on this assessment, which action is
appropriate?
1.Increase to 3 L/min and titrate until the SpO2 is 95%.
2.Increase to 3 L/min and titrate until the SpO2 is 88%.
3. Place the client on a non-rebreather mask on 100% FiO2.
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,4. Maintain at 2 L/min and call respiratory therapy for a
breathing treatment.
2.Increase to 3 L/min and titrate until the SpO2 is 88%.
The nurse is caring for a postoperative client who is receiving
demand-dose hydromorphone via a patient-controlled
analgesia (PCA) pump for pain control. The nurse enters the
client's room and finds the client drowsy and records the
following vital signs: temperature 97.2° F (36.2° C) orally, pulse
52 beats per minute, blood pressure 101/58 mm Hg,
respiratory rate 11 breaths per minute, and SpO2 of 93% on 3
liters of oxygen via nasal cannula. Which action should the
nurse take next?
1. Document the findings.
2. Attempt to arouse the client.
3. Contact the primary health care provider (PHCP)
immediately.
4. Check the medication administration history on the PCA
pump.
2. Attempt to arouse the client.
The nurse is preparing to insert a nasogastric tube into a
client. The nurse should place the client in which position for
insertion.
1. Right side
2. Low-Fowler's
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,3. High-Fowler's
4. Supine with the head flat
3. High-Fowler's
The nurse is preparing to discontinue a client's nasogastric
tube. The client is positioned properly, and the tube has been
flushed with 15 mL of air to clear secretions. Before removing
the tube, the nurse should make which statement to the
client?
1."Take a deep breath when I tell you, and hold it while I
remove the tube."
2."Take a deep breath when I tell you, and bear down while I
remove the tube."
3."Take a deep breath when I tell you, and slowly exhale while
I remove the tube."
4."Take a deep breath when I tell you and breathe normally
while I remove the tube."
1."Take a deep breath when I tell you, and hold it while I
remove the tube."
The nurse has reviewed with the preoperative client the
procedure for the administration of an enema. Which
statement by the client would indicate the need for further
instruction?
1."The enema will be given while I am sitting on the toilet."
2."I should try and hold the fluid as long as possible after it is
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, run in."
3."I know that there will be some cramping after the enema
solution is run in."
4."I should tell the nurse if cramping occurs when the fluid is
running in."
1."The enema will be given while I am sitting on the toilet."
An oxygen delivery system is prescribed for a client with
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease to deliver a precise
oxygen concentration. Which oxygen delivery system would
the nurse prepare for the client?
1. Face tent
2. Venturi mask
3. Aerosol mask
4. Tracheostomy collar
2. Venturi mask
A client who is mouth breathing is receiving oxygen and by
face mask. The assistive personnel (AP) asks the registered
nurse (RN) why a water bottle is attached to the oxygen tubing
near the wall oxygen outlet. The RN responds that this feature
facilitates which purpose?
1. Prevents the client from getting a nosebleed 2. Gives the
client added fluid via the respiratory tree
3. Humidifies the oxygen that is bypassing the client's nose
4. Prevents fluid loss from the lungs during mouth breathing
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