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Q83. Which of the following techniques should the nurse implement to prevent the patient’s mucous membranes from drying when the oxygen flow rate is higher than 4 liters per minute?

Q84. An elderly patient is admitted to the hospital with swollen ankles. The best way to limit edema of the feet is for the nurse to:

Q85. A nurse prepares a narcotic analgesic for administration, but the patient refuses to take it. Which of the following actions by the nurse is most appropriate?

Q86. To ensure safe practice during defibrillation, the nurse must:

Q87. An 11 year old girl with a history of asthma arrives at the primary health clinic with signs/symptoms of shortness of breath, audible wheezing, nasal flaring and mild lip cyanosis. Your immediate nursing action is to:

Q88. The coronary care nurse draws an Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) sample to assess a patient for acidosis. A normal pH for arterial blood is:

Q89. The minimal amount of urine that a post-operative patient weighing 60 kgs should pass is?

Q90. A nurse prepares to set up a secondary intravenous (IV) cannula. The primary IV infusing is normal saline. In order for the secondary cannula to infuse correctly, the nurse should set up the primary IV to:

Q91. A patient presents to the emergency department with diminished and thready pulses, hypotension and an increased pulse rate. The patient reports weight loss, lethargy, and decreased urine output. The lab work reveals increased urine specific gravity. The nurse should suspect:

Q92. Which of the following correctly describes wound packing in a wet to dry dressing?

Q93. When the nurse is caring for a patient placed on droplet precautions, the nurse should:

Q94. You have started work on a new ward. One of the patient’s allocated to you has been on the ward for the last 7 months since she had a cerebrovascular accident (CVA). You notice that her nursing care plan says strict bed rest, but on assessment you can not see any reason why this patient can not sit out of bed for short periods. Your nursing action would be:

Q95. A patient complains of pain in his right arm. The physician orders codeine 45 mg and aspirin 650 mgs every 4 hours PRN. Each codeine tablet contains 15mg of codeine and each aspirin tablet contains 325mg of aspirin. What should the nurse administer?

Q96. The nurse should place the automatic external defibrillator (AED) electrodes on the patient’s anterior chest with one electrode placed:

Q97. A patient is admitted to the emergency department with a possible allergic reaction to a bee sting. What is the first action the nurse should take?

Q98. Order: 1000 ml of D5W to run for 12 hours. Using a micro drip set calculate the drops per minute (gtts/min):

Q99. A newborn infant is assessed using the Apgar assessment tool and scores 6. The infant has a heart rate of 95, slow and irregular respiratory effort, and some flexion of extremities. The infant is pink, but has a weak cry. The nurse should know that this Apgar score along with the additional symptoms indicates the neonate is:

Q100. While assessing an 84-year-old post-operative patient, the nurse observes that the patient suddenly becomes very anxious, appears cyanotic and has severe dyspnea. The nurse recognizes these symptoms to be consistent with:

Q101. A 21 year old woman is being treated for injuries sustained in a car accident. The patient has a central venous pressure (CVP) line insitu. The nurse recognizes that CVP measurements: