2020 NURSING Kaplan Exit Exam Questions

2020 NURSING Kaplan Exit Exam Questions

2020 NURSING Kaplan Exit Exam Questions

1. The nurse cares for a toddler diagnosed with immune thrombocytopenia purport. The child’s platelet count is 52,000/mm (52 x 10). The nurse prepares a care plan for the child. Which nursing diagnosis is most appropriate for this child?
2. Fatigue related to elevated platelet count.
3. Risk for injury related to low platelet count.
4. Risk for activity intolerance related to need for rest.
5. Impaired Physical mobility related to need for physical therapy.

2. The client takes heparin 12, 000 units daily by subcutaneous injection. Today’s aPTT level is  45 seconds. Which action does the nurse take first?

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1. Nothing as this is a normal a PTT level
2. Notifies the health care provider to decrease the dosage.
3. Changes the route from subcutaneous to intramuscular.
4. Notifies the health care provider to increase the dosage.

3. The client is the single parent of the 2 week old baby, the firstborn child. The client had considered terminating the pregnancy but continued the pregnancy. There is little client family support. The client has a history of an editing disorder. The nurse knows which nursing diagnosis is most important for the client?

1. Risk for impaired attachment related to lack of knowledge of child care.
2. Situational Low Self-Esteem related to body changes of childbirth.
3. Risk for ineffective coping related to postpartum depression.
4. Disturbed sleep Pattern related to care of infant at night.

4.A nurse provides care for the newborn in the delivery area. The baby is breathing and crying well with good color. The nurse knows which priority is next?

1. Prevent cold stress.
2. Record Apgar.
3. Initiate physical assessment.
4. Begin bonding with parents.

5. The nurse care for the adolescent diagnosed with acquired aplastic anemia. The diagnosis is related to the practice of huffing substances with benzene. Which goal is the most important for this client during immunosuppression?

1. Will have increased production of red blood cells.
2. Will manage pain related to growth factor injections.
3. Will cope with probability of death from disease.
4. Will verbalize feelings about lack of bone marrow donor.

6. The nurse is preparing to insert an indwelling urinary catheter. Prioritize the order of steps..

From start to finish. All options must be used.

Unordered options