UAE MOH NURSE EXAM KIT-12 NURSE ONLINE EXAM PRACTICE EXAM MODE Exam mode Enhance you to attend the Questions with a time limit. At the end of the exam you will get the result and you can review the correct answers Please click on the Next Button to Start the Exam Name Business Email Phone Number 1. The nurse assesses a child who is dehydrated. The child has lost 15% of his body weight. The nurse suspects what of the child? The child has moderate dehydration The child has mild dehydration The child has severe dehydration The child is not dehydrated any longer 2. A pregnant woman comes into the office for a six month check up and mentions to the nurse that she is gaining so much weight that even her shoes and rings are getting tight. The nurse should plan with of the following to care for the client? Reassurance that weight gain is normal as long as it does not exceed 25 pounds Further assessment of her weight, blood pressure, and urine Encourage the use of a comfortable walking shoe with a medium heel Teaching about the food pyramid and the importance of a well-balanced diet. 3. A client is seen in the clinic with a diagnosis of conjunctivitis. What is the cause of conjunctivitis? excessive sodium in the body fever melena bacterial infection 4. A client is brought to the emergency department and the physician determines he has gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding. In planning for his care, which of the following would be first priority? complete abdominal examination assessment of vital signs insertion of a nasogastric tube and Hematest of emesis thorough investigation of precipitating events 5. A client is being discharged from the hospital with a prescription for Coumadin. Which of the following statements indicates to the nurse that the client has understood the nurse's instructions? “Since I can't use a regular razor while I am on Coumadin, I guess I'll have to go buy an electric one. “I only have to be careful of big cuts, since small ones won't hurt me.” “I will be glad to get home and drink a few beers.” “I can still take my normal aspirin dosage.” 6. The nurse is caring for a client under great stress. The client describes feeling nervous and having difficulty focusing on her work. Pulse and respiratory rate are slightly elevated. The nurse recognizes this client is experiencing what level of anxiety? mild anxiety moderate anxiety severe anxiety panic 7. The physician orders Lispro for a client with diabetes. What type of preparation is Lispro? Long acting. Intermediate acting. Short acting Rapid acting. 8. Which of the following activity levels should the nurse assess for in a 26-year-old female with an anxiety disorder? The client does not sit still for 5 minutes before she is standing and pacing the floor. The client is relaxed and talks about her children. The client gives responses to questions from the nurse very fast. The client tells the nurse, “How much longer is this going to take. I don’t have time for all of these questions.” Hint 9. Your patient is being administered an isotonic IV solution for intravascular dehydration. You recognize that all of the following are characteristic of an isotonic solution except causes fluid to move from extracellular fluid to intracellular fluid has an osmolality close to the extracellular fluid does not cause red blood cells to swell or shrink may be a normal saline solution of 0.9% NS 10. When removing a client's nasogatric tube, the nurse asks the client to take a deep breath and hold it. This nurse's instruction helps disconnect the nasogastric tube from the suctioning device prevent aspiration keeps excessive amounts of secretion from entering the client's nasal passages prevent the transmission of microorganisms 11. After a gastrectomy, the nurse should evaluate the client carefully for which of the following complications? Gangrene of the bowel. Postprandial hyperglycemia. Septicemia. Dumping syndrome. 12. Distributing HIV brochures and holding a presentation at a health fair is an example of which of the following? Environmental control program Lifestyle and behavior change Health risk appraisal and wellness assessment Information dissemination 13. A 40-year-old client has undergone a knee arthroscopy. Which of the following postoperative actions should the nurse perform to prevent swelling? Apply hot packs over the knee area to diminish swelling Wrap the client’s joints with a compression dressing Engage the client in range of motion activities Encourage the client to walk daily a few feet in the hallway 14. When assessing an infant's foot for the Babinski reflex, the nurse would watch the toes for which of the following responses? Forsenberg Cardian Fanning Tickling 15. Which of the following occurs when a newborn looses heat? the newborn becomes hyperglycemic the newborn is unable to cry the newborn reduces its failure to thrive the newborn uses more oxygen 16. Your patient and his family are recent immigrants and have a limited ability to understand and act on health information. You understand that this patient and family are lacking which of the following? consumer consciousness health disparity health literacy cultural competence 17. The nurse asks the client, "How many packs of cigarettes did you say you smoke a week?" The client answers, "One pack." Where should the nurse record this information? System review form Physical assessment Medical history Diagnosis section. 18. There are four main symptom groups of schizophrenia. Hallucinations, delusions and bizarre behavior are classified as part of which of the following groups of symptoms? affective cognitive positive negative 19. You are caring for a patient who has a delusional disorder. The patient insists that the television in his room be removed because aliens are sending messages to him through the television. Which of the following actions is best for this patient? Turn on the television to show him that what he is thinking is not true. Explain calmly to the patient that what he thinks is impossible Do not argue with the patient. Just listen. Agree with the patient. 20. When caring for a client during the second stage of labor, which action would be least appropriate? assisting the client with pushing ensuring the client's legs are positioned appropriately allowing the client clear liquids monitoring the fetal heart rate Hint 21. You have a diabetic patient whose usually has pre-breakfast hyperglycemia. This is known as which of the following? lipodystrophy Somogyi phenomenon dawn phenomenon sundowning 22. Your patient has AIDS. He is in the hospital suffering from an infection. He presented with severe watery diarrhea, abdominal cramps, nausea, malaise and has an electrolyte imbalance. Which of the following opportunistic infections do these symptoms best describe? Kaposi’s sarcoma CMV colitis perirectal mucocutaneous herpes simplex virus cryptosporidiosis Hint 23. Every day for the past 2 weeks, a client with schizophrenia stands up during group therapy and screams, "Get out of here right now! The elevator bombs are going to explode in 3 minutes!" The next time this happens how should the nurse respond? "I know you think there are bombs in the elevator, but there are not." "That is the same thing you said in yesterday's session." "If you have something to say, you must do it according to our group rules." "Why do you think there is a bomb in the elevator?" 24. A client suspected of having colorectal cancer will require which diagnostic study to confirm the diagnosis? Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) Sigmoidoscopy Abdominal computed tomography (CT) scan Stool Hematest 25. A client has surgical repair for a detached right retina. Which of the following should the nurse NOT do? Administer a stool softener. Discourage bending down Approach the client from the right side. Orient the client to the environment of the room. 26. You have been caring for a patient who has tuberculosis. Before he is discharged from the hospital you instruct him about how to care for himself. Which of the following instructions would you NOT give to him? Report the status of your condition to health department once a month. Use proper hand washing techniques. Cough into tissues and immediately dispose of them in a special bag. Take all prescribed medication daily for 9 – 12 months as ordered by the health care provider 27. A woman has given birth at 32 weeks of gestation. The newborn is in respiratory distress. Resuscitative efforts have been administered and these efforts are evaluated by the Silverman-Anderson Index of Respiratory Distress. The criteria graded include which of the following? check all answers that apply lower chest retractions skin color crying nares dilation upper chest synchronization 28. Which of the following is the fourth step of the grieving process? Depression Bargaining Denial. Acceptance. 29. Your patient delivered a healthy newborn 24 hours ago. When you visit her in the morning you find that she is crying yet she says that there is really nothing wrong and she doesn’t know why she is crying. Your first intervention should be which of the following? Call her family in to cheer her up Tell her that she has no reason to cry because her baby is healthy and beautiful. Ask her about the birth experience and allow her to talk about it Call her health care provider to report the situation 30. A client is having a seizure. Which of the following is a nursing action? Insert a spoon in the client's mouth to open the breathing pathways. Tighten clothing around the client's neck. Stay with the client until the seizure is over Restrain the client. 31. Which of the following is the most common reason for a patient with progressive valvular heart disease to have ongoing medical care? heart failure endocarditis embolic disease dysrhythmias 32. A nurse is caring for a patient who is suffering from congestive heart failure. This patient has been prescribed digitalis for the condition. You recognize that you will have to monitor the patient for digitalis toxicity. You will look for all but which of the following signs of toxicity? pulse rate over 90 bpm tachycardia nausea and vomiting bradycardia 33. You are caring for a 4 year old with the diagnosis of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. With consideration of this child's psychosocial needs, the nurse expects that Household members need to avoid receiving the varicella vaccine. Pneumococcal and influenza vaccines a.re recommended A Western blot test needs to be performed and the results evaluated before immunizations Hepatitis B vaccine will not be given to this child. 34. Which of the following should the nurse assess when completing the history and physical examination of a client diagnosed with polyradiculoneuritis? Pain in the joints. Weight gain. Anemia. Paresthesia. 35. You have made an error in documenting assessment findings on a client and obtain the record in order to correct this error. The RN knows that to correct this error you must: Try to erase the error for space to write in the correct data. Document a late entry into the client's record. Draw a line through the error, initial and date the line, and then document the correct information. Use whiteout to delete the error to write in the correct data. 36. What is the most appropriate instruction for a patient with COPD? Walk every morning Eat 3 regular meals per day. Call the doctor if you get a cold. Do not receive a flu shot this year. 37. A client who agreed to become an organ donor is pronounced dead. What is/are the MOST important factor(s) in selecting a transplant recipient? Need. Sex and size Blood relationship. Compatible blood and tissue types. 38. In a group therapy setting, one member is very demanding, repeatedly interrupting others and taking most of the group time. The nurse's best response would be what? Your behavior is obnoxious and drains the group. To ignore the behavior and allow him to vent. I am so frustrated with your behavior." "Will you briefly summarize your point because others need time also?" 39. You have a patient who is suspected of having esophageal cancer. You understand that which of the following is most likely to be used to confirm that diagnosis? endoscopy and biopsy tracheostomy and biopsy CT scan PET scan 40. Which of the following is NOT an accurate statement regarding informed consent? A client's questions must be answered before the signing of the consent. These consents may be signed by a client over 18 years of age that is competent. These consents are legal documents that indicate the client's permission to receive a type of treatment or procedure The nurse must find a non-medical professional to witness the informed consent form signature. 41. When caring for a client with chest pain, which of the following should the nurse assess as an indictor of pain? Raising the hands over the head Rapid leg movement Rubbing of the jaw Excessive yawning 42. Which of the following is a risk factor for the development of aortic dissections? Diabetes mellitus Anemia. Stroke. Hypertension. 43. What information is most important to teach a client who is receiving furosemide (Lasix)? Report to the physician a weight gain of 3lbs. or more in one day Contact the physician immediately when experiencing a coughing sensation in the chest. Take calcium supplements daily. Make position changes quickly to reduce orthostatic hypotension 44. Which of the following statements about antihistamines is NOT accurate? check all answers that apply They increase nasopharyngeal, gastrointestinal, and bronchial secretions They are used for the common cold and rhinitis. They can cause CNS depression if taken with alcohol. They compete with histamine for receptor sites. They are especially helpful for persons with COPD. 45. Which of the following is an example of a primary preventive measure? avoiding overexposure to the sun participating in a cardiac rehabilitation program practicing monthly breast self-examination obtaining an annual physical examination 46. Which procedure or practice requires surgical asepsis? I.V. catheter insertion. Colostomy irrigation. Nasogastric tube irrigation Hand washing. 47. An African man suffers from aggressive behaviors. He attempts to injure others in his village. He is most likely suffering from what culture-bound disorder? Running amok. Brain fog. Anorexia nervosa. Possession by “Zar”. 48. You are caring for a woman who is in her second pregnancy. She has a healthy 2-year-old boy from her previous pregnancy. She is complaining that during this pregnancy she has been suffering from hemorrhoids and is in pain from them a lot of the time. What is the first thing that you would suggest to this woman to help alleviate the problem? a high fiber diet a steroid-based cream oral medication surgery 49. A nurse assesses a 76-year-old client. Which of the following should the nurse recognize to determine the differences in dementia and delirium? Auditory hallucinations Slowed, slurred speech Short-term memory loss Delirium has an acute onset 50. You have a patient with a severe burn that will require a skin graft. She has a twin sister and the graft will be obtained from the twin. You understand that this type of graft is known as which of the following? autograft isograft homograft xenograft 51. You are examining a child who is suspected of having measles. Which of the following would NOT be an indication of measles? photophobia a confluent rash that begins on the face and spreads downward Koplik spots on the buccal mucosa parotid gland swelling 52. The physician prescribes lithium to a client with bipolar disorder. The client is in the manic phase and has just begun medication. Which of the following best identifies the number of times the client will need to have blood levels drawn for monitoring the therapeutic level of this medication? 2-3 times per week Once every 6 months 1 time per week Once a month 53. What would the nurse expect to see in an elderly client's skin? Increased nail growth. Increased sweat production Increased elasticity. Slowed healing. 54. The nurse is developing a teaching plan for a client with diabetes mellitus. A client with diabetes mellitus should do what? Wash and inspect the feet daily Use commercial preparations to remove corns Cut the toenails by rounding edges. Walk barefoot at least once each day. 55. The nurse is caring for a client experiencing an acute asthma attack. The client stops wheezing and breath sounds are not audible. Why did this change occur? The swelling has decreased. Crackles have replaced wheezes. The airways are so swollen that no air can get through. The attack is over. 56. After delivery of her sixth baby, a postpartum patient is having heavy bleeding with large clots. What is the first thing that a nurse should do to alleviate the problem? notify her obstetrician notify the nursing supervisor start intravenous Pitocin infusion perform fundal massage 57. Your patient is an infant who has been diagnosed with pyloric stenosis and has undergone surgery to repair the problem. Which of the following actions would not necessarily be a part of the infant’s postoperative care? Position the infant on the right side lying flat position after feeding. Position the infant on the right side in semi-Fowler position after feeding. Maintain IV hydration. Provide small, frequent oral feedings of glucose or electrolyte solutions within 4 – 6 hours. 58. Which of the following would NOT be an appropriate nursing intervention for a preterm newborn? Monitor vital signs every 2 to 4 hours. Monitor intake and output along with electrolyte balance Monitor weight daily. Avoid touching the infant as much as possible. 59. Which clinical indicator is the nurse most likely to identify when exploring the history of a client with insomnia? Enuresis Sleep talking. Sleepwalking. Irritability. 60. To evaluate a client's reason for seeking care, the nurse performs deep palpation. The purpose of deep palpation is to assess which of the following? Temperature Organs Hydration Skin turgor 61. You have a patient who has just had a diagnostic arthroscopy. You are instructing him about what to do when he gets home. Which of the following would you NOT instruct him to do? apply ice to the area involved intermittently elevate the extremity for 24 – 48 hours report severe pain to the physician immediately resume normal activities within 12 hours so as to help reduce the swelling 62. A nurse who is preparing a patient for eye surgery takes his intraocular pressure. She finds that the pressure in the right eye is 12 mm Hg and the pressure in the left eye is 17 mm Hg. The nurse would tell the patient that The pressure in both eyes is normal. The pressure in the right eye is normal, but the pressure in the left eye is high The pressure in the right eye is low, but the pressure in the left eye is normal The pressure in both eyes is high. 63. A client with respiratory failure had a PaCO2 of 99. The nurse knows an elevated PaCO2 can cause symptoms of hyperacidosis hypercapnia hyperthyroidism hypertension 64. The nurse is planning to teach couples the factors that influence fertility. What should not be included in the teaching plan? Get up to urinate 1 hour after intercourse. Stress reduction techniques Do not douche Sexual intercourse should occur 4 times a week. 65. The nurse is assisting the doctor with a sterile procedure. The nurse notices that the doctor’s hand touches one of a non-sterile area for a moment. What should this nurse do? Inform the doctor immediately of the break in sterile procedure and provide him with new sterile gloves. Report the incident to the supervisor. Inform the doctor after the procedure is complete File an incident report immediately after the procedure. 66. When assessing a child with muscular dystrophy, the nurse expects which finding? Joint swelling Waddling gait. Limited range of motion (ROM). Pain. 67. What treatment is the most appropriate in reducing cancer-related pain? Have the client perform mild exercise to increase strength Give aspirin as needed Use heat or cold as needed. Use biofeedback techniques. 68. Which of the following clinical signs could be assessed while obtaining a peripheral pulse? dyspnea jaundice rhythms of the diaphragm elasticity of the aterial wall 69. An 80-year-old client who is admitted to the hospital has a pressure ulcer. The client lives alone at his residence. Which of the following dressings should the nurse apply to the client's wound? Clear absorbent acrylic dressing. Polyurethane foam dressing Alginates dressing. Hydrocolloid dressing 70. You are reading the medical records of a patient who has been admitted to the hospital for depression. The records say that the type of depression is endogenous. You know that this means that the depression is caused by delayed psychosexual development reaction to environmental factors dysfunctional family system internal biologic deficiency Be sure to click Submit Exam to see your results! Time's up Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
