1.The nurse is caring for a client who is having a hypertensive

1.The nurse is caring for a client who is having a hypertensive crisis which of the following findings would the nurse expect to observe (You would see seizure activity, chest pain SOB, headache, blurred vision, confusion)

• The nurse is teaching a middle-aged client about lifestyle

modifications for managing hypertension which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching *Plan to lower sat fats to 10% of daily cal intake *Limit alcohol consumption to 3 drinks a day *Your ideal bp should be 150/90 or less *Plan to exercise 3 to 4 days per week for 40 minutes each day.

• The nurse is caring for a client who has hypertension and is

receiving the prescribed medication 50 mg med po TID what is a common side effect of

• Decrease of systolic BP 132 to 122

*Increase in potassium *Increase of creatinine *Decrease of UA specific Gravity

• The nurse is teaching a client with chronic venous

insufficiency about prevention of varicose veins which statement indicates that additional teaching is needed.*I need to decrease the amount I smoke to help with circulation *I need to lose some weight because I’m obese *I should wear compression *I should do daily mild exercise such as walking 1 / 2

• The nurse is instructing a client who was recently diagnosed

with Reynaud’s disease which statement indicates a correct understanding of the teaching *I need to avoid activities that have me raise my arms above my head *I need to take a baby aspirin daily to prevent clotting *I should drink decaffeinated beverages as much as possible

• I should take anti-inflammatory to decrease pain
• The nurse is assessing a patient with buergers disease what is

an expected finding *Pain in the lower extremities when walking *Increased sensitivity to warm temps *Decreased deep tendon reflexes *Bounding pedal pulses

• Nurse is caring for a client with peripheral artery disease

and suspected intermittent claudication which assessment finding is consistent with the finding

• Pain that can be reproduced with exercise

*Sharp leg pain that is relieved with elevation *Intense pain that occurs in the calf *Shooting pain down the back of the leg

• The nurse is caring for a client who has pad which of the

following actions is appropriate to take for this patient.

• Applying warm compresses to lower legs
• Applying bilateral anti embolism stockings to legs

*Elevating the legs above heart

• Instructing client not to cross legs
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