Reference no: EM133945671
Questions
1. The LPN identifies the UAP is using appropriate body mechanics if which observation is made?
1. The UAP feet are together when assisting the client from the chair.
2. The UAP places the client's bed in the low position prior to turning the client.
3. The UAP bends from the waist to pick up and object from the floor.
4. The UAP keep the head erect when lifting a heavy object.
2. The client is diagnosed with TB. The LPN anticipates which transmission-based precautions will be implemented?
1. Contact precautions
2. Droplet Precautions
3. Standard precautions
4. Airborne precautions
3. Which client in the medical acute care setting does the LPN see first?
1. The client diagnosed with dementia and who is screaming at the family.
2. The client reporting burning on urination.
3. The client diagnosed with venous VTE and who is reporting shortness of breath.
4. The client diagnosed with multiple myeloma and who is refusing lunch.
4. The LPN offers the client which food for a clear liquid diet?
1. ½ cup of strawberry gelatin
2. ½ cup of applesauce
3. ½ cup vanilla pudding
4. 1 cup of cream of mushroom soup
5. As lunch time approaches, the RN says to the LPN, "You take charge of the client while I go to lunch." Which response by the LPN is most appropriate?
1. "Can't you get a more experienced LPN to do this?"
2. 'That sounds fine. Ill go to lunch after you get back?"
3. "I'm sorry, but that is not in my scope of practice as an LPN."
4. "Does the charge nurse know you are doing this?"
6. The client is receiving dextroamphetamine for daytime sleepiness and fatigue. Which LPN statement is most important?
1. "You may gradually increase daily caffeine consumption."
2. "Be sure to get adequate rest at night."
3. "Call the health care provider immediately if your heart seems to be skipping beats."
4. "This medication may cause your mouth to be dry."
7. During the insertion of a Foley catheter by a coworker, the LPN notes the tip of the catheter touches the client's leg. Which action is best for the LPN to take?
1. Obtain a new catheter insertion tray for the coworker.
2. Instruct the coworker to clean the catheter with providone iodine.
3. Ask the coworker to complete an incident report.
4. Advise the coworker to postpone the procedure.
8. The client diagnosed with bronchitis is experiencing shortness of breath and has respiratory rate of 10/minute. The results of the arterial blood gasses indicate respiratory acidosis. The LPN is aware most likely underlying cause of these acid/base balance amoralities is which process?
1. the presence of long-standing urinary tract infection
2. A decrease in bicarbonate level compensate for respiratory acidosis.
3. Hypoventilation secondary to a cold bronchitis
4. The loss of bicarbonate due to diarrhea.
9. The client has a history of GERD and symptoms of dysphagia, eructation, regurgitation, and heartburn. The LPN understands the client may be experiencing which process?
1. Hiatal hernia
2. Duodenal ulcer
3. Gastritis
4. Achalasia
10. The client in active labor says to the LPN, "Help me! I have to push, now!" Which response by the LPN is best?
1. "Take a deep breath and bear down like you are having a bowel movement. "
2. "Let me ask the RB to examine you before you start pushing. "
3. "It is common to feel that way during labor: Let me help turn you on your left side. "
4. "Your baby is coming very soon; let me get you ready for delivery."