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MEDICAL SURGICAL HESI V2 - 2024/2025 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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MEDICAL SURGICAL HESI V2 - 2024/2025 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What information should the nurse include in the teaching plan of a client diagnosed with GERD? A. Sleep without pillows B. Adjust food intake to three full meals per day with no snacks C. Minimize symptoms by weari...

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  • October 21, 2024
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  • 2024/2025
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MEDICAL SURGICAL HESI V2 -
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2024/2025 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS
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AND ANSWERSET




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sedETwithETGERD?ET

A.ETSleepETwithoutETpillowsET
B.ETAdjustETfoodETintakeETtoETthreeETfullETmealsETperETdayETwithETnoETsnacksET
C.ETMinimizeETsymptomsETbyETwearingETlooseETcomfortableETclothingET
D.ETAvoidETparticipationETinETanyETaerobicETexerciseETprogramET-ETcorrectETans-
MinimizeETsymptomsETbyETwearingETlooseETcomfortableETclothing
AfterEThospitalizationETforETSIADH,ETaETclientETdevelopsETpontineETmyelinolysis.ETWhichETinter
ventionETshouldETtheETnurseETimplementETfirst?ET

A.ETReorientETclientETtoETroomET
B.ETPlaceETaETpatchETonEToneETeyeET
C.ETEvaluateETclientsETabilityETtoETswallowET
D.ETPerformETrangeETofETmotionETexercisesET-ETcorrectETans-ReorientETclientETtoETroom
AETmaleETclientETwithETheartETfailureETcallsETtheETclinicETandETreportsETthatETheETcannotETputEThis
ETshoesETonETbecauseETtheyETareETtooETtight.ETWhichETadditionalETinformationETshouldETtheETnu

rseETobtain?ET

A.ETWhatETtimeETdidETheETtakeEThisETmedication?ET
B.ETHasEThisETweightETchangedETinETtheETlastETseveralETdays?ET
C.ETIsETheETstillETableETtoETtightenEThisETbeltETbuckle?ET
D.ETHowETmanyEThoursETdidETheETsleepETlastETnight?ET-ETcorrectETans-
HasEThisETweightETchangedETinETtheETlastETseveralETdays?
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shortnessETofETbreathETandETaETpersistentETcough,ETisETanxious,ETandETisETcomplainingETofETdry
ETmouth.ETwhichETinterventionETshouldETtheETnurseETimplement?ET




A.ETAdministerETaETprescribedETsedativeET
B.ETEncourageETclientETtoETdrinkETwaterET
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D.ETAssistETherETtoETanETuprightETpositionET-ETcorrectETans-AssistETherETtoETanETuprightETposition
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sETofETbreath,ETproductiveETcoughETwithETthickeningETmucousETandETtheETinabilityETtoETwalkETup
ETaETflightETofETstairsETwithoutETexperiencingETbreathlessness.ETWhichETactionETisETmostETimpor

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A.ETIncreaseETtheETdailyETintakeETofEToralETfluidsETtoETliquifyETsecretionsET
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, C.ETCallETtheETclinicETifETundesirableETsideETeffectsETorETmedicationsET-ETcorrectETans-
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T95%ETproximalETrightETcoronaryETarteryET(RCA)ETtheETclientETlaterETasksETtheETnurseET"WhatETd

oesETallETofETthatETmeanETforETme?"ETWhatETinformationETshouldETtheETnurseETprovide.ET

B.ETThreeETmainETarteriesEThaveETmajorETblockages,ETwithETonlyET1-
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ThreeETmainETarteriesEThaveETmajorETblockages,ETwithETonlyET1-
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TheETnurseETisETcaringETforETaETclientETwithETaETlowerETleftETlobeETpulmonaryETabscess.ETwhatETp
ositionETshouldETtheETnurseETinstructETtheETclientETtoETmaintain?ET
A.ETLeftETlateral
B.ETSupine,ETkneesETflexed.ET
C.ETDorsalETrecumbentET
D.ETKnee-chestET-ETcorrectETans-LeftETlateral
AETclientETwithETCholelithiasisEThasETaETgallstoneETlodgedETinETtheETcommonETbileETductETandETi
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A.ETBelchingET
B.ETAmberETurineET
C.ETYellowETscleraET
D.ETFlatulenceET-ETcorrectETans-YellowETsclera
WhileETcaringETforETaETclientETwithETAmyotrophicETlateralETsclerosisET(ALS)ETaETnurseETperform
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mmediateETinterventionETbyETtheETnurse?ET
A.ETInappropriateETlaughterET
B.ETIncreasingETanxietyET
C.ETWeakenedETcoughETeffortET
D.ETAsymmetricalETweaknessET-ETcorrectETans-AsymmetricalETweakness
TheETnurseETisETprovidingETpreoperativeETeducationETforETaETJewishETclientETscheduledETtoETre
ceiveETaETxenograftETtoETpromoteETburnEThealing.ETWhichETinformationETshouldETtheETproviderE
TthisETclient?ET

A.ETGraftingETincreaseETtheETriskETforETbacterialETinfectionsET
B.ETTheETxenograftETisETtakenETfromETaETnon-humanETsource.ET
C.ETGraftsETareETlaterETremovedETbyETaETdebridingETprocedureET
D.ETAsETtheETburnsETheals,ETtheETgraftETpermanentlyET-ETcorrectETans-
TheETxenograftETisETtakenETfromETaETnon-humanETsource
AETmaleETclientETwhoEThadETcolonETsurgeryET3ETdaysETagoETisETanxiousETandETrequestingETassis
tanceETtoETreposition.ETWhileETtheETnurseETisETturningEThim,ETtheETwoundETdehiscencesETandETu
lcerates.ETTheETnurseETmoistensETanETavailableETsterileETdressingETandETplacesETitEToverETtheET
wound.ETWhichETinterventionETshouldETtheETnurseETimplementETnext.ET
A.ETBringETadditionalETsterileETdressingETsuppliesETtoETtheETroom.ET
B.ETPrepareETtheETclientETtoETreturnETtoETtheETORET
C.ETObtainETaETsampleETofETtheETdrainageETtoETsendETtoETtheETlab

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