What factor is characteristic of all NCLEX test questions?
A) They are based on physiologic human needs.
B) They are all of the same level of difficulty.
C) They are job related.
D) They test knowledge of nursing theory as well as human needs.
C
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A nurse is assisting with a patient's oculocephalic and oculovestibular reflex assessment. How should the nurse prepare for this testing?
1. Prepare for oculocephalic testing to be done after oculovestibular testing. 2. Ensure that cervical spine injury has been ruled out. 3. Obtain cold water and a syringe. 4. Be certain there is no perforation of the tympanic membrane in the side being tested. 5. Tell the patient she will be asked to report any feeling of numbness or vertigo.
The clinic nurse teaches the new nurse about pregnancy-induced blood clotting changes. The nurse explains that a pregnant woman is at risk for venous thrombosis due to:
Select all answers that apply: A) Increased fibrinogen volume B) Increased blood factor V C) Increased blood factor X D) Venous stasis
The critical care nurse is concerned that a patient in the acute phase of a burn injury is experiencing metabolic changes because of which assessment findings? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are
selected. Select all that apply. 1. Drop in body weight 2. Elevated creatinine levels 3. Urine output of 20 mL/hr 4. Abdominal pain 5. Stridor
Compare the blood pressure throughout the systemic vasculature, and select the true statement.
A. Pressure is highest in the arterioles and lowest in the venules. B. The largest pressure decrease occurs across the arterioles, indicating that they are the site of highest vascular resistance. C. Pressure is highest in the large veins and lowest in the large arteries. D. The largest pressure decrease occurs across the capillaries, indicating that they are the site of highest vascular resistance.