2022/2023 UPDATE NURS 6401 HESI FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING (ALL LATEST VERSIONS COVERED) BEST RATED A+ ASSURED SUCCESS
• A nurse identifies that an older
... [Show More] adult has not achieved the desired outcome from a prescribed proprietary medication. When assessing the situation, the client shares that the medication is too expensive and the prescription was never filled. What is an appropriate nursing response?
Inform the health care provider of the inability to afford the medication.
• A client with coronary artery disease has a sudden episode of cyanosis and a change in respirations. The nurse starts oxygen administration immediately. Legally, should the nurse have administered the oxygen?
The nurse's observations were sufficient, and therefore oxygen should have been administered.
• A nurse is teaching a group of parents about child abuse. What definition of assault should the nurse include in the teaching plan?
Assault is a threat to do bodily harm to another person.
• A female client explains to the nurse that she sleeps until noon every day and takes frequent naps during the rest of the day. What should the nurse do initially?
Arrange a referral for a thorough medical evaluation.
• Evidence-based nursing uses a variety of sources to support nursing practice. Which are sources of evidencebased practice? Select all that apply.
Theory Research Clinical expertise What are the best ways for a nurse to be protected legally? Select all that apply.
Provide care within the parameters of the state's nurse practice act. Document consistently and objectively.
Clearly document a client's non-adherence to the medical regimen.
• A primary care provider prescribes cefazolin (Kefzol) 125 mg intramuscularly (IM) for a client. The vial contains 0.5 gm of cefazolin in powdered form. The instructions indicate to add 2 mL of sterile water to provide a solution that contains 225 mg per mL. Record your answer using one decimal place, including leading zero if applicable. mL
0.6 mL [Show Less]