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NUR 155 FINAL Critical Thinking For The Practical NURSE Newest 2025 Actual Exam Complete Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers) |Already Graded A+
When caring for a client with acute exacerbation of gout, the nurse should provide this education regarding dietary modifications diet low in purine, limited alcohol use
The nurse is providing medication education to a client with post acute asthma attack. The nurse knows the education is effective if the client states the medication will prevent asthma exacerbations.montelukast
This should be included in the teaching plan for a client that is newly started on carbidopa-levodopa take with food, change positions slowly, therapeutic effects may take several months 1 / 4
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The nurse recognizes these as common side effects of calcium channel blocker Hypotension, bradycardia, headache, abdominal discomfort, peripheral edema no grapefruit juice verapamil, amlodipine, diltiazem
Crackles, dyspnea, tachycardia, and fatigue are symptoms of this type of heart failure left sided heart failure
A patient's home medications include: furosemide, prednisone,
digoxin, and warfarin. The nurse recognizes which medication as a risk for fractures?prednisone bc its a steroid
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The patient has been on strict bed rest for the last 5 days and is now complaining of a painful, reddened calf. The nurse knows this is a sign or symptom of what condition?
DVT
The nurse recognizes these as risk factors for seizure activity CVA, hypoxemia, childhood fever, head injury, sodium imbalance, HTN, genetic or metabolic conditions, brain tumor and drug withdrawal
This nursing intervention is aimed at reducing muscle weakness in a patient with Myasthenia Gravis Assisting with patients ADL's
The nurse should expect to see these assessment findings in a patient with Bell's Palsy weakness/paralysis of one side of the face, inability to puff up cheek, or close eye on affected side of face, difficulty with speech or eating 3 / 4
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Bell's palsy affects Cranial Nerve 7
These nursing interventions are appropriate for a patient with right sided hemiplegia and dysphagia after a stroke allow plenty of time to eat, proper positioning for eating, assist with ADL
A patient that reports calf pain that gets better with rest peripheral arterial disease (PAD)
What is a priority nursing intervention for a patient in sickle cell crisis apply ordered O2 therapy to maintain sat >90%
The nurse recognizes these as common side effects as thiazide diuretics
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