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NUS 201 LPN to RN Transitions Questions with Verified Answers,100% CORRECT, Exams of Nursing

NUS 201 LPN to RN Transitions Questions with Verified Answers

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NUS 201 LPN to RN Transitions Questions with Verified
Answers
• The nurse is assisting a client with a sitz bath. Which actions should the
nurse perform?
Select all that apply. Fill the bowl of the sitz bath about halfway full with
tepid to warm water, Insert tubing into the infusion port of the sitz bath,
Slowly unclamp the tubing and allow the sitz bath to fill, Ensure that the
call bell is within reach
The nurse is performing an assessment of a client's full thickness pressure
injury to the coccyx. The nurse observes that the wound bed is black and
will consequently document what finding? Eschar
A 9-year-old child is brought to a health care facility after a fall on the
playground. The nurse notes that surface layers of the skin have been
scraped away in the fall. How would the nurse address this wound? Cleanse
the area with soap and water
The nurse is preparing to measure the depth of a client's tunneled
wound. Which implement should the nurse use to measure the depth
accurately? a sterile, flexible applicator moistened with saline
The nurse observes the presence of intestinal contents protruding
from the client's surgical wound after colon resection. What action will
the nurse take? Apply saline solution–moistened gauze over the
protruding area
The nurse is caring for a client who has a wound to the right forearm
following a motor vehicle collision. The primary care provider has ordered
culture of the wound. Which action should the nurse perform in obtaining
a wound culture? Keep the swab and the inside of the culture tube sterile
prior to collecting the culture
Collection of a wound culture has been ordered for a client whose
traumatic hand wound is showing signs of infection. When collecting this
laboratory specimen, which action should the nurse take? Rotate the swab
several times over the wound surface to obtain an adequate specimen
A nurse is caring for a client with quadriplegia. Which intervention by the
nurse will prevent a heel or ankle pressure injury for the client? Placing the
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  • The nurse is assisting a client with a sitz bath. Which actions should the nurse perform? Select all that apply. Fill the bowl of the sitz bath about halfway full with tepid to warm water, Insert tubing into the infusion port of the sitz bath, Slowly unclamp the tubing and allow the sitz bath to fill, Ensure that the call bell is within reach
  • The nurse is performing an assessment of a client's full thickness pressure injury to the coccyx. The nurse observes that the wound bed is black and will consequently document what finding? Eschar
  • A 9-year-old child is brought to a health care facility after a fall on the playground. The nurse notes that surface layers of the skin have been scraped away in the fall. How would the nurse address this wound? Cleanse the area with soap and water
  • The nurse is preparing to measure the depth of a client's tunneled wound. Which implement should the nurse use to measure the depth accurately? a sterile, flexible applicator moistened with saline
  • The nurse observes the presence of intestinal contents protruding from the client's surgical wound after colon resection. What action will the nurse take? Apply saline solution–moistened gauze over the protruding area
  • The nurse is caring for a client who has a wound to the right forearm following a motor vehicle collision. The primary care provider has ordered culture of the wound. Which action should the nurse perform in obtaining a wound culture? Keep the swab and the inside of the culture tube sterile prior to collecting the culture
  • Collection of a wound culture has been ordered for a client whose traumatic hand wound is showing signs of infection. When collecting this laboratory specimen, which action should the nurse take? Rotate the swab several times over the wound surface to obtain an adequate specimen
  • A nurse is caring for a client with quadriplegia. Which intervention by the nurse will prevent a heel or ankle pressure injury for the client? Placing the

client in a side-lying position with a pillow between the mattress and the lower leg, and a pillow between the lower legs

  • When treating a client for a sprained ankle, the nurse wraps the client's ankle in a bandage. What is the purpose of wrapping the client's ankle in a bandage? limits movement in the wound area

this action? removing dead or infected tissue to promote wound healing

  • A postoperative client is being transferred from the bed to a gurney and states, “I feel like something has just given away.” What should the nurse assess in the client? Dehiscence of the wound
  • To determine a client’s risk for pressure injury development, it is most important for the nurse to ask the client which question? “Do you experience incontinence?”
  • A nurse is teaching a nursing student about surgical drains and their purposes. The nursing student understands that the purpose for a T-tube drain is: to provide drainage for bile
  • A client recovering from abdominal surgery sneezes and then screams, “My insides are hanging out!” What is the initial nursing intervention? applying sterile dressings with normal saline over the protruding organs and tissue
  • The nurse is preparing to insert an IV for a client with dehydration. Which dressing supply will the nurse gather to take in the client’s room? transparent
  • The nurse and client are looking at a client’s heel pressure injury. The client asks, “Why is there a small part of this wound that is dry and brown?” What is the nurse’s appropriate response? “Necrotic tissue is devitalized tissue that must be removed to promote healing.”
  • A nurse is caring for a client with dehydration. The client is receiving fluids intravenously. What will the nurse do when caring for the IV insertion site? Ensure a transparent dressing is securely in place
  • A nurse is cleaning the wound of a client who has been injured by a gunshot. Which guideline is recommended for this procedure? The nurse considers the impact of shearing forces in the development of pressure injuries in clients -. Which client would be most likely to develop a pressure injury from shearing forces? a client sitting in a chair who slides down
  • The nurse is caring for a client who has two Jackson-Pratt drains following her bilateral mastectomy. When emptying a Jackson-Pratt drain, the nurse should prioritize what action? Recompress the drain before replacing the cap
  • A nurse is treating a client who has a wound with full-thickness tissue loss and edges that do not readily approximate. The nurse knows that the open
  • Which is not considered a skin appendage? Connective tissue
  • Following treatment in an inpatient setting, a client has recovered from cellulitis. The nurse recognizes that the client's recovery is partially attributable to the restoration of the client's biologic defense mechanisms. What is an example of a mechanical defense mechanism? maintenance of intact skin surfaces
  • Upon review of a postoperative client's medication list, the nurse recognizes that which medication will delay the healing of the operative wound? Corticosteroids
  • A nurse is collecting a wound culture from a client from two different sites. Which actions should the nurse take while performing this procedure? Select all that apply. Insert a swab into the wound, Press and rotate the swab several times over the wound surfaces, Place the swab in the culture tube when done
  • The nurse is caring for a client with a stage 2 pressure injury. Which intervention will help prevent shearing force? preventing the client from sliding in bed