NURSING MISC - Module 8 NCLEX Questions and Answers. Complete Solutions Guide.
Module 8 NCLEX Questions
1. The nurse is preparing to administer
... [Show More] digoxin, 0.125 mg orally, to a client with
heart failure. Which vital sign is most important for the nurse to check before
administering the medication?
A. Heart Rate
B. Temperature
C. Respirations
D. Blood Pressure
2. The nurse is performing nasotracheal suctioning of a client. The nurse interprets
that the client is adequately tolerating the procedure if which observation is
made?
A. Skin color becomes cyanotic.
B. Secretions are becoming bloody.
C. Coughing occurs with suctioning.
D. Heart rate decreases from 78 beats/minute to 54 beats/minute.
3. The nursing student is asked to describe the correct steps for performing adult
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Arrange the steps of adult CPR in the order
of priority. All options must be used.
A. Determine unconsciousness by shaking the client and asking “Are you ok?”
B. Perform chest compression
C. Open the client’s airway
D. Initiate breathing
4. The nurse monitors a postoperative client who had abdominal surgery for signs
of complications. Which signs/symptoms should the nurse determine to be
indicative of a potential complication? Select all that apply.
A. Increasing restlessness
B. A temperature of 98.9° F (37.7° C)
C. Unrelieved pain despite receiving analgesics
D. Faint bowel sounds heard in all four quadrants
E. A blood pressure of 114/66 mm Hg with a pulse of 96 beats per minute
5. The nurse provides medication instructions to an older hypertensive client who is
taking 20 mg of lisinopril orally daily. The nurse evaluates the need for further
teaching when the client makes which statement?
A. "I can skip a dose once a week."
B. "I need to change my position slowly."
C. "I take the pill after breakfast each day."
D. "If I get a bad headache, I should call my health care provider immediately."
6. The nurse is caring for an older client who is on bed rest. The nurse plans which
intervention to prevent respiratory complications?
A. Decreasing oral fluid intake
B. Monitoring the vital signs every shift
C. Changing the client's position every 2 hours
D. Instructing the client to bear down every hour and to hold his or her breath [Show Less]