A client with a known thoracic aortic aneurysm suddenly reports intense chest pain described as “ripping,” becomes pale and sweaty, and their blood pressure drops from 138/82 to 84/50 mmHg. What is the nurse’s priority action?
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The provider orders D5W IV for several clients. For which cl…
The provider orders D5W IV for several clients. For which client should the nurse question this order?
A client presents to the clinic with a blood pressure of 168…
A client presents to the clinic with a blood pressure of 168/94 mmHg and reports no acute symptoms. The provider diagnoses uncontrolled hypertension. Which medication would the nurse anticipate administering to treat the client’s elevated blood pressure?
A client tells the nurse, “My legs start hurting and feeling…
A client tells the nurse, “My legs start hurting and feeling tight when I walk, but the pain stops when I sit down.” Which interpretation should the nurse use when assessing this finding?
The nurse notes that a client with COPD is in their usual tr…
The nurse notes that a client with COPD is in their usual tripod position, speaking in full sentences, and denies increased dyspnea or sputum changes. The client’s SpO₂ is 88% on 2 L/min, which is unchanged from the past 24 hours of vital signs. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate
A client receiving high-dose opioids for postoperative pain…
A client receiving high-dose opioids for postoperative pain becomes increasingly drowsy and reports a headache. The nurse notes shallow, slow respirations and decreased responsiveness. Which acid–base imbalance is this client most likely experiencing?
Which assessment finding indicates respiratory failure, not…
Which assessment finding indicates respiratory failure, not just respiratory distress?
A nurse is reviewing the health history of a client recently…
A nurse is reviewing the health history of a client recently diagnosed with hypertension. Which finding reflects a modifiable risk factor the nurse should prioritize in the plan of care?
A client with severe vomiting for 48 hours presents with diz…
A client with severe vomiting for 48 hours presents with dizziness and muscle cramps. The blood pressure is 88/45, HR is 102 bpm. ABG results are: ABGs pH 7.48 PaCO₂ 47 mmHg HCO₃⁻ 30 mEq/L What nursing interventions does the nurse anticipate?
The exam is 110 minutes. You will have an additional 15 minu…
The exam is 110 minutes. You will have an additional 15 minutes to print (if available), scan and upload. If you submit after the allotted time, your exam will be considered late and may incur a late penalty. After you complete your exam, scan your solutions into one .pdf file. Please upload your completed exam file by clicking on the “Add File” button underneath Question 1’s blank answer field. Download exam file here: CSCI677 Exam 2 1. This is a “partially open notes” examination; you are allowed to have notes hand-written on both sides of one letter size (8.5” x 11”) sheet of paper. Access to any other notes, books or any other material, in any form, is prohibited.2. You must give answers on the provided sheets only.3. ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS. The relative weights for each question are given with the question description.4. TA has been instructed to not answer any questions or provide clarifications, except in the case of a serious error in a question. If you find a question statement ambiguous, or incompletely specified, make your own best interpretation and justify it5. Hints, if any, are given for your convenience only; you are not required to follow them.6. It is very important to be precise but concise in your answers. You need to show that you understand the issues related to the question; long essays on unrelated issues will not be rewarded. If your exam utilizes Gradescope’s Student App, do NOT upload to Gradescope. You will only upload your scanned exam file to this D2L quiz.