1. A patient presents with head ache, inter miffent claudication and dizziness. Which of the following may be under lying cause?

2. A patient developed respiratory distress and hyponemia ater central venous catheterization through internal jugular vein reason for this is:

3. A client is admitted in the hospital with cardiovascular problem, the client develops cardiogenic shock, which characteristics sign should the nurse expect to observe?

4. The physician orders continuous intravenous nitroglycerin infusion for the client. Essential nursing action include?

5. The nurse teachers the client with hypertension which of the following meals would be best on the client in a low cholesterol diet?

6. Which of the following are generally considered to be risk factors for the development of atherosclerosis?

7. The client experiences episodes of secure nausea & vomiting, with more than 1000 ml of emesis. In 4 house. The nerses most appropriate action would be to?

8. The nurse asserses the clients nutritional status to which of the following blood examinations would be most helpful in determining whether the client’s diet contains inadequate protein?

9. The nurse would know to administer the Heimlich maneuver on a suspected chocking victim when the victim?

10. Which of the following symptoms is not typically associated with peripheral arterial disease?

11. The client’s room should contain which emergency equipment when he returns from surgery?

12. When using crutches, the client should be taught to support his weight primarly on his?

13. A client returns from surgery for a below the knee amputation with the residual limb covered with dressing and elastic bandage. At first, the bandage was dry but now 30 mint later, the nurse notice a small amount of bloody drainage. What should be the priority action?

14. What is the effect of hyponia in a patient with increased ICP ?

15. To limit triggering the pain associated with trioiminal neuralgaia the nurse should instruct?

16. Priority nursing diagnosis during the first 24 hours following an MI is ?

17. When administering a thrombolytic drug to the client experiencing an MI, the nurse explains to him that the purpose of the drug is to

18. Why lumbar puncture is risky in the presence of intracranial mass lesion?

19. The client is suffering from short – term memory loss. Which of the following nursing actions would be apropriate to help him cope with his memory loss?

20. Intermittent enteral tube feedings are ordered for the client. When administering the feeding, the nurse should implement which of the following actions?

21. A client has undergone a suprapubic prostafectomy. In addition to a foleys catheter, the nurse should expecct the client to have a?

22. A client with urinary incontinence asks the nurse what kind of diet she should follow at home. The nurse should recommend that the client?

23. Which of the following assessment findings indicates hypoglycemic shock?

24. Which of the following activities should the nurse encourage the client with a pepticuleer to avoid the most?

25. The nurse should instruct the client with anemia to eat which of the following foods to obtain the best supply of vitamin B12 ?

26. Which of the following measures related to food and fluid intake would be appropriat, for the client to implement in the early postoperative period after nasal surgery?

27. The nurse should recognize that the fluid shift results from an increase in the?

28. A priority nursing diagnosis category for this client during the emergent period would be?

29. When performing a physical assessment of a new born with down syndrome, the nurses suspects that the infant may have?