Exam 3: Reviewers
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The nurse is caring for a patient who is scheduled for a positron emission tomography of the heart.The nurse would be most concerned if the patient were taking which of the following?
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A patient's laboratory test results indicate an increased level of serum cryoglobulin.Which of the following conditions is associated with this finding?
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The nurse is caring for a 2-year-old child who will have otoscopy.Which of the following positions should the nurse help the child assume?
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A patient has signs of acute pharyngitis and is suspected of having a streptococcal infection.Which test would be most appropriate for helping diagnose this condition?
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The nurse is scheduling a mammogram for a 43-year-old woman.Which of the following questions would take the highest priority in determining the appointment?
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A nurse is helping prepare a patient for blood chromosome analysis for a suspected chromosomal disorder.The nurse observes that the patient presents with a catlike cry, microcephaly, and intellectual disability.Which of the following autosomal chromosome defects is most associated with these findings?
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The nurse is caring for a child who is being discharged following a mediastinoscopy.Which of the following statements should be included in the discharge teaching provided to the parents?
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Which statement by a 55-year-old female patient should a nurse identify as indicating a need for further education?
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Which of the following statements read in the laparoscopy report would be considered normal?
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The nurse is providing care for a woman with breast cancer whose bone scan revealed widely metastatic disease.The patient appears pale and shaken as her health-care provider leaves her room.Which of the following actions should the nurse take?
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A patient's laboratory test results indicate an increased level of blood C-peptide, indicating possible type 2 diabetes.However, the health-care provider is concerned that an interfering factor may be causing the C-peptide level to not correlate with the endogenous insulin level.Which of the following factors could cause this?
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Which of the following nursing actions is the highest priority prior to sending a patient for a cardiac catheterization?
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A nurse working in the emergency room is providing care for a woman with a history of breast cancer who fell suddenly while walking and has a suspected fracture.The nurse expects which of the following to be ordered?
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The nurse is caring for a patient who is to undergo a proctosigmoidoscopy.Which of the following statement indicates that further patient teaching is needed?
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A nurse is reviewing a patient's computed tomography (CT)scan of the pelvis.Which of the following is a critical finding that the nurse should report to the requesting health-care provider immediately?
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The nurse recognizes that which of the following children is at highest risk for esophageal reflux?
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Which of the following would be considered negligence in the care of a patient who had a cardiac catheterization?
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A nurse is helping prepare a patient for blood chromosome analysis for a suspected chromosomal disorder.The nurse observes that the patient coughs continuously, producing a thick mucus.Which of the following autosomal chromosome defects is most associated with this finding?
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A nurse is encouraging a patient to cough in order to produce a sputum specimen for cytological examination, but the patient is having trouble producing a sufficient amount.Which of the following are interventions the nurse could take at this time to assist the patient in producing an expectorated specimen? Select all that apply.
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A patient is preparing to undergo a urine cytology test.Which of the following are indications for this procedure? Select all that apply.
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