A student has been studying diligently for the NCLEX-PN® and has become familiar with both the subject matter and the format of the exam. How many questions should the student anticipate answering during the NCLEX-PN®?
A) Between 105–155 questions
B) 140 questions if the student passes; 115 questions if the student fails
C) Between 85205 questions
D) 165 questions in the April exam; 175 questions in the October exam
C
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What makes biochemical assessment such an important aspect of a person's nutritional status?
A) It identifies abnormalities in the utilization of nutrients. B) It predicts abnormal utilization of nutrients. C) It reflects the tissue level of a given nutrient. D) It predicts metabolic abnormalities in nutritional intake.
A nurse is reviewing a patient's medical record before administering a medication. Which factors can alter the patient's physiologic response to the drug? (Select all that apply.)
a. Ability to swallow pills b. Age c. Genetic factors d. Gender e. Height
The surgeon tells a family that the goal for their mother's surgery is a clean lumpectomy. How would the nurse interpret this statement for the family?
1. It is hoped that their mother will have a short anesthesia time and a quick surgery. 2. The goal is that only one lump is found in the breast. 3. It is hoped that the lump can be removed intact with noncancerous margins. 4. The goal is that the patient will lose a minimal amount of blood.
The client is receiving sodium bicarbonate intravenously (IV) for correction of acidosis secondary to diabetic coma. The nurse assesses cyanosis, slow respirations, and irregular pulse. What is the nurse's priority action?
1. Continue the infusion; the client is still in acidosis. 2. Increase the rate of the infusion and continue to assess the client for symptoms of acidosis. 3. Stop the infusion and notify the physician; the client is in alkalosis. 4. Decrease the rate of the infusion and continue to assess the client for symptoms of alkalosis.