2021 HESI PN Medical surigical Proctored Exam Versions 2 With Answers (73 Solved Questions)

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VERSION 2ATI MED-SURG PROCTORED EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS (73Q/A)1. A nurse is collecting data from a client who has emphysema. Which of the following findingsshould the nurse expect? (Select all that apply.)1) Dyspnea2) Barrel chest3) Clubbing of the fingers4) Shallow respirationsINCORRECT5) BradycardiaAnswer Rationale:Dyspnea is correct.Dyspnea is experienced by clients who have emphysema due to inadequateoxygen exchange in the lungs.Barrel chest is correct.The lungs of clients who have emphysema lose their elasticity, and thediaphragm becomes permanently flattened by overdistention of the lungs. The muscles of the ribcage also become rigid, and the ribs flare outward. This produces the barrel chest typical ofemphysema clients.

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Clubbing of the fingers is correct.Air is trapped in the lungs due to their lack of elasticity,which decreases oxygenation. Clubbing results from these chronic low blood-oxygen levels.Shallow respirations is correct.Clients who have emphysema lose lung elasticity;consequently, respirations become increasingly shallow and more rapid.Bradycardia is incorrect.The heart rate will increase as the heart tries to compensate for lessoxygen being delivered to the tissues.2. A nurse is caring for a client who has Cushing's syndrome. Which of the following clinicalmanifestations should the nurse expect to observe? (Select all that apply.)1)Buffalo hump2)Purple striations3)Moon faceINCORRECT4)TremorsINCORRECT5)Obese extremitiesAnswer Rationale:Buffalo hump is correct.Cushing's syndrome is a disease caused by an increased production ofcortisol or by excessive use of corticosteroids. Buffalo hump, a collection of fat between theshoulders, is a common manifestation of Cushing's syndrome.Purple striations iscorrect.Purple striations on the skin of the abdomen, thighs, and breasts are a commonmanifestation of Cushing's syndrome. This is due to the collection of body fat in theseareas.Moon face is correct.Moon face is a common manifestation of Cushing's syndrome.Clients who have this manifestation present with a round, red, full face.Tremors isincorrect.Tremors are not a common finding of Cushing's syndrome.Obese extremities isincorrect.Clients who have Cushing's syndrome have truncal obesity, a protuberant abdomen,with thin extremities, which is due to an alteration in protein metabolism.3. A nurse is assisting with the care of a client immediately following a lumbar puncture. Whichof the following actions should the nurse take? (Select all that apply.)1)Encourage fluid intake.2)Monitor the puncture site for hematoma.INCORRECT3)Insert a urinary catheter.INCORRECT4)Elevate the client’s head of bed.INCORRECT5)Apply a cervical collar to the client.

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Answer Rationale:Encourage fluid intake is correct.The nurse should encourage fluids, unless contraindicated, toreplace the cerebrospinal fluid that was removed during the procedure and reduce the risk for aheadache.Monitor the puncture site for a hematoma is correct.The nurse should monitor and report ahematoma at the insertion site because this can indicate bleeding.Insert a urinary catheter is incorrect.There is no indication for a urinary catheter insertion.Elevate the client’s head of bed is incorrect.The client should remain flat in bed for 1 hr ormore to reduce the risk for a headache.Apply a cervical collar to the client is incorrect.There is no indication for a cervical collar forthis client.4. A nurse is reinforcing pre-operative teaching for a client who is scheduled for surgery and is totake hydroxyzine preoperatively. Which of the following effects of the medication should thenurse include in the teaching? (Select all that apply.)1)Decreasing anxiety2)Controlling emesisINCORRECT3)Relaxing skeletal musclesINCORRECT4)Preventing surgical site infections5)Reducing the amount of narcotics needed for pain reliefAnswer Rationale:Decreasing anxiety is correct.The nurse should include that hydroxyzine is an effectiveantianxiety agent and is used to decrease anxiety in surgical clients as well as in persons withmoderate anxiety.Controlling emesis is correct.The nurse should include that hydroxyzine is an effectiveantiemetic and is used to control nausea and vomiting in pre- and postoperative clients.Relaxing skeletal muscles is incorrect.The nurse should recognize benzodiazepines, such asdiazepam (Valium), are used to produce skeletal muscle relaxation.Preventing surgical site infections is incorrect.The nurse should instruct the client thatantibiotics administered prior to surgery are used to diminish the risk of surgical site infections;hydroxyzine, an antiemetic, does not have any effect on bacteria.Reducing the amount of narcotics needed for pain relief is correct.Hydroxyzine increases the

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effects of narcotic pain medications. The nurse should instruct the client that when it is used forsurgical clients, narcotic requirements may be significantly reduced.5. A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client who has type 2 diabetes mellitus. The nursedetermines that teaching has been effective when the client identifies which of the followingmanifestations of hypoglycemia? (Select all that apply.)INCORRECT1)Polyuria2)Blurry vision3)TachycardiaINCORRECT4)Polydipsia5)SweatingAnswer Rationale:Polyuria is incorrect.Hyperglycemia causes polyuria.Blurry vision is correct.Manifestations of hypoglycemia include blurry vision, tremors, anxiety,irritability, headache, and hypotension.Tachycardia is correct.Manifestations of hypoglycemia include tachycardia, tremors, anxiety,irritability, headache, and hypotension.Polydipsia is incorrect.Hyperglycemia causes polydipsia.Sweating is correct.Manifestations of hypoglycemia include sweating, tremors, anxiety,irritability, headache, and hypotension.6. A nurse is collecting data from a client who has an exacerbation of gout. Which of thefollowing findings should the nurse expect? (Select all that apply.)1)Edema2)Erythema3)Tophi4)Tight skinINCORRECT5)Symmetrical joint painAnswer Rationale:Edema is correct.Swelling over the affected joints is a classic manifestation of gout.Erythema is correct.Redness over the affected joints is a classic manifestation of gout.

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Tophi is correct.Tophi are a classic manifestation of gout. They are nodules that form insubcutaneous tissue due to the accumulation of urate crystals.Tight skin is correct.Tight skin over the affected joints is a classic manifestation of gout.Symmetrical joint pain is incorrect.Symmetrical joint pain is a manifestation of rheumatoidarthritis, not gout.7. A nurse is assisting in the plan of care for a client who had surgery for a bowel obstruction.The client has a nasogastric tube in place. Which of the following actions should the nurseinclude in the client's plan of care? (Select all that apply.)1)Perform leg exercises every 2 hr.2)Encourage hourly use of an incentive spirometer while awake.3)Document the color, consistency, and amount of nasogastric drainage.INCORRECT4)Irrigate the nasogastric tube every 4 to 8 hr.INCORRECT5)Maintain bed rest for 48 hr following surgery.Answer Rationale:Perform leg exercises every 2 hr is correct.Postoperative clients should frequently perform legexercises, independently or with assistance, to prevent skin breakdown.Encourage hourly use ofan incentive spirometer while awake is correct.Postoperative clients should be encouraged touse the incentive spirometer ten times each hour while awake to prevent atelectasis.Documentthe color, consistency, and amount of nasogastric drainage is correct.Documenting the color,consistency, and amount of nasogastric drainage is appropriate to include in the client's plan ofcare.Irrigate the nasogastric tube every 4 to 8 hr is incorrect.Following abdominal surgery,the NG tube should not be moved or irrigated unless prescribed by the provider.Maintain bedrest for 48 hr following surgery is incorrect.Maintaining bed rest following surgery should notbe included in the plan of care. Early ambulation prevents distention and improves intestinalmobility.8. A nurse is assisting with discharge teaching for a client who is postoperative following alaryngectomy. Which of the following instructions should the nurse include in the teaching?(Select all that apply.)1)To aid in swallowing food, tip the chin before swallowing.INCORRECT2)Avoid using liquid supplements.INCORRECT3)Include warm foods in your diet because they are easier to swallow.4)Swallow twice after each bite.

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INCORRECT5)Take a sip of water with each bite of food.Answer Rationale:To aid in swallowing food, tip the chin before swallowing is correct.This action decreases therisk of aspiration.Avoid using liquid supplements is incorrect.Following a laryngectomy, the client is at risk formalnutrition. Liquid supplements provide needed protein and calories.Include warm foods in your diet because they are easier to swallow is incorrect.The clientshould include cold foods in her diet because they are easier to swallow.Swallow twice after each bite is correct.Swallowing once when initially propelling food downthe esophagus and a second time (dry swallowing) to fully clear the esophagus of food willdecrease the risk of aspirating food left in the esophagus.Take a sip of water with each bite of food is incorrect.This action places the client at risk foraspiration.9. A nurse is assisting with discharge teaching for a client who is postoperative from amastectomy including the removal of axillary lymph nodes. Which of the following instructionsshould the nurse include? (Select all that apply.)INCORRECT1)Use talcum powder instead of deodorant on the affected side for the first two weeks aftersurgery.2)Perform range-of-motion exercises of the affected arm.INCORRECT3)Avoid lifting arm above shoulder level on the affected side.INCORRECT4)Wait 72 hr before consuming a regular diet.5)Elevated the affected arm on a pillow when resting in bed.Answer Rationale:Use talcum powder instead of deodorant on the affected side for the first two weeks aftersurgery is incorrect.The client should avoid the use of talcum powder and deodorant until theincision is healed.Perform range-of-motion exercises of the affected arm is correct.The client should performrange-of-motion exercises on the affected arm to improve circulation and reduce the risk oflymphedema.Avoid lifting arm above shoulder level on the affected side is incorrect.The client should face

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a wall with the arms slightly bent and “walk” both arms up the wall as high as possible.Wait 72 hr before consuming a regular diet is incorrect.The client can eat a regular diet 24 hrafter surgery.Elevated the affected arm on a pillow when resting in bed is correct.The client shouldelevate the affected arm to increase circulation and reduce the risk of lymphedema.10. A client who is postoperative returns to the unit in skeletal traction. When collecting datafrom the client, the nurse should expect which of the following findings? (Select all that apply.)1)Redness at the pin sites2)Warmth at the pin sitesINCORRECT3)Movement of the pins at the insertion sitesINCORRECT4)No drainage from the pin sitesINCORRECT5)Tenting of the skin around the pin sitesAnswer Rationale:Redness at the pin sites is correct.The nurse should expect the client to have redness at the pinsites, as it is a manifestation of the expected reaction after insertion.Warmth at the pin sites is correct.The nurse should expect the client to have warmth at the pinsites, as it is a manifestation of the expected reaction after insertion.Movement of the pins at the insertion sites is incorrect.The nurse should report movement ofthe pins to the surgeon immediately, as it is a manifestation of infection.No drainage from the pin sites is incorrect.Up to 72 hr after surgery, serosanguineous drainagefrom the pin sites can be heavy; therefore, it is important to clean the pin sites daily.Tenting of the skin around the pin sites is incorrect.The nurse should report tenting to thesurgeon immediately, as it is a manifestation of infection.11. A nurse is reinforcing teaching about dietary recommendations for a client who has a hiatalhernia. Which of the following client statements indicate understanding of the teaching? (Selectall that apply.)INCORRECT1)"I will lie down for one half hour after meals."2)"I will consume less caffeine and spicy foods."

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3)"I will sleep with the head of my bed elevated."4)"I will try not to gain weight."INCORRECT5)"I will drink less fluid."Answer Rationale:“I will lie down for one half hour after meals.” is incorrect.A client who has a hiatal herniashould remain upright for at least 1 hr after meals and preferably for several hours.“I will consume less caffeine and spicy foods.” is correct.These foods and beverages canworsen the symptoms of a hiatal hernia.“I will sleep with the head of my bed elevated.” is correct.The client should raise the head ofthe bed on blocks to avoid lying flat when sleeping.“I will try not to gain weight.” is correct.Obesity raises intra-abdominal pressure and makesthe hernia worse.“I will drink less fluid.” is incorrect.Clients should consume adequate and appropriate amountsof fluid, whether or not they have a hiatal hernia.12. A nurse is collecting data from a client who has an acute myocardial infarction (MI). Whichof the following clinical manifestations should the nurse expect to find? (Select all that apply.)INCORRECT1)OrthopneaINCORRECT2)Headache3)Nausea4)Tachycardia5)DiaphoresisAnswer Rationale:Orthopnea is incorrect.Orthopnea is a manifestation of heart failure, which can develop from amyocardial infarction, but it is not a common manifestation of acute MI.Headache is incorrect.Chest pain and sometimes jaw and shoulder pain, not headache, areclassic manifestations of acute MI.Nausea is correct.Nausea and vomiting are classic manifestations of acute MI.Tachycardia is correct.Tachycardia and dysrhythmias are classic manifestations of acute MI.

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Diaphoresis is correct.Profuse sweating and anxiety are classic manifestations of acute MI.13.A nurse is reinforcing nutrition teaching for a client who has chronic kidney disease aboutlimiting foods high in potassium. Which of the following foods should the nurse instruct theclient to avoid? (Select all that apply).1)Orange juiceINCORRECT2)Watermelon3)BananasINCORRECT4)Corn flakes cerealINCORRECT5)White riceAnswer Rationale:Orange juice is correct.Orange juice is high in potassium; 240 mL (8 oz) contains 496 mg ofpotassiumWatermelon is incorrect.Watermelon is low in potassium; 152 g (1 cup) of diced watermeloncontains 170 mg of potassium.Bananas is correct.Bananas are high in potassium; one medium banana contains 422 mg ofpotassium.Corn flakes cereal is incorrect.Corn flakes cereal is low in potassium; 34 g (1 cup) of cornflakes cereal contains 60 mg of potassium.White rice is incorrect.White rice is low in potassium; 158 g (1 cup) of cooked white ricecontains 55 mg of potassium.14.A nurse is reinforcing nutrition teaching to a client who has chronic kidney disease aboutlimiting foods high in phosphorus. Which of the following foods should the nurse instruct theclient to avoid? (Select all that apply).1)Milk2)Sunflower seedsINCORRECT3)Orange juiceINCORRECT4)Frozen kale5)Poultry

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Answer Rationale:Milk is correct.All animal products, including dairy, are a source of phosphorus and should beavoided by a client who is on a phosphorus restricted diet.Sunflower seeds is correct.Sunflower seeds are a food source high in phosphorus and should beavoided by a client who is on a phosphorus restricted diet.Orange juice is incorrect.Orange juice is not a food source high in phosphorus and is safe forclients on a phosphorus restricted diet.Frozen kale is incorrect.Frozen kale is not a food source high in phosphorus and is safe forclients on a phosphorus restricted diet.Poultry is correct.All animal products, including poultry, are a source of phosphorus and shouldbe avoided by a client who is on a phosphorus restricted diet.15.A nurse is assisting in the plan of care for a client who is scheduled to have a renal biopsy.Which of the following actions should the nurse include in the plan? (Select all that apply).1)Collect a urine specimen prior to the procedure.2)Obtain an informed consent prior to the procedure.INCORRECT3)Administer diphenhydramine prior to the procedure.INCORRECT4)Maintain a clear liquid diet 4 hr prior to the procedure.5)Complete coagulation studies prior to the procedure.Answer Rationale:Collect a urine specimen prior to the procedure is correct.A urine specimen is needed priorto the procedure to allow for postprocedure comparison.Obtain an informed consent is correct.Because the procedure is invasive it requires written,informed consent.Administer diphenhydramine prior to the procedure is incorrect.Benadryl is sometimesused prior to a procedure that uses dye, but not for a renal biopsy.Maintain a clear liquid diet 4 hr prior to the procedure is incorrect.NPO for 6 to 8 hr priorto the procedure is usually required.Complete coagulation studies prior to the procedure is correct.Coagulation studies areobtained prior to the procedure to evaluate the risk for bleeding from the biopsy site.16. A nurse is caring for a client following a renal biopsy. Which of the following actions shouldthe nurse take? (Select all that apply).

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1)Monitor for hematuria.2)Check for flank pain.INCORRECT3)Observe for extravasation of tissue surrounding the biopsy site.INCORRECT4)Encourage ambulation.INCORRECT5)Administer aspirin PRN for pain.Answer Rationale:Monitor for hematuria is correct.The nurse should monitor the client for bleeding, such ashematuria, tachycardia, hypotension, or bleeding at the biopsy site.Check for flank pain is correct.Flank pain is a manifestation of internal bleeding from the renalbiopsy.Observe for extravasation of tissue surrounding the biopsy site is incorrect.Extravasation isassociated with the infiltration of dye or medication around an IV site and is not a risk followinga renal biopsy.Encourage ambulation is incorrect.The client should be on strict bedrest following a renalbiopsy.Administer aspirin PRN for pain is incorrect.Aspirin is contraindicated for a client who ispostoperative renal biopsy due to the increased risk for bleeding.17.A nurse is reinforcing preoperative teaching to a client who is to undergo a radicalprostatectomy. Which of the following statements should the nurse include in the teaching?(Select all that apply).1)"You may feel the need to urinate even though a catheter is in place."2)"Performing Kegel exercises following the surgery will help you to manageincontinence."INCORRECT3)"There is very little postoperative pain with this procedure."INCORRECT4)"You will be on a low-fiber diet following the surgery."5)"You should expect your urine to be blood-tinged for a few days following the surgery."Answer Rationale:”You may feel the need to urinate even though a catheter is in place.” is correct.Pressurefrom the taping of the catheter to the thigh or abdomen may cause the sensation of the need tovoid.

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“Performing Kegel exercises following the surgery will help you to manage incontinence.” iscorrect.Urinary incontinence is a common complication following a radical prostatectomy.Kegel exercises can reduce the severity of the incontinence.“There is very little postoperative pain with this procedure.” is incorrect.Along withincisional pain, the client may also experience pain from bladder spasms. Clients are oftenprovided a patient-controlled analgesia pump for the first 24 hr postoperative period.“You will be on a low-fiber diet following the surgery.” is incorrect.Straining with defecationcan lead to postoperative bleeding. A high-fiber diet and a stool softener are often prescribed.“You should expect your urine to be blood-tinged for a few days following the surgery.” iscorrect.The flow of bladder irrigation is maintained to keep the urine a reddish pink, whichshould clear to a pink tinge within 48 hr following surgery. Urine which turns bright red indicatesbleeding and should be reported immediately.18. A nurse is reinforcing teaching about possible treatments with a client who has psoriasis.Which of the following treatment options should the nurse include in the teaching? (Select all thatapply.)1)Tar preparations2)Corticosteroids3)Ultraviolet light therapyINCORRECT4)Laser therapyINCORRECT5)Topical antibioticsAnswer Rationale:Tar preparations is correct.Tar preparations help to impede the proliferation of skin cells andare effective to remove scales as well as increase remission.Corticosteroids is correct.Corticosteroids help reduce the inflammation and pruritus associatedwith psoriasis.Ultraviolet light therapy is correct.Ultraviolet light therapy is effective in the treatment ofpsoriasis by decreasing the growth rate of epidermal cells.Laser therapy is incorrect.Laser therapy is appropriate for the removal of skin lesions ratherthan for the treatment of psoriasis.Topical antibiotics is incorrect.Antibiotics are not appropriate for the treatment of psoriasis, asit is not a bacterial condition.

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19. A nurse is assisting in planning an educational session regarding risk factors for skin cancerto a group of clients. Which of the following information should the nurse plan to include in thesession? (Select all that apply.)INCORRECT1)Being dark-skinnedINCORRECT2)Age under 40 years3)Overexposure to ultraviolet light4)Chronic skin irritations5)Genetic predispositionAnswer Rationale:Being dark-skinned is incorrect.Light-skinned individuals are at greater risk for developingskin cancer.Age under 40 years is incorrect.Individuals between the ages of 30 and 60 are at the greatestrisk for developing nonmelanoma skin cancers.Overexposure to ultraviolet light is correct.Overexposure to ultraviolet light is a risk factor fordeveloping skin cancer. Rays from the sun are known to be carcinogenic and can result inmalignant changes.Chronic skin lesions is correct.Chronic skin lesions are a risk factor for developing skin cancer.Clients are taught to monitor for a change in these chronic lesions as a precursor to a malignancy.Genetic predisposition is correct.Genetic predisposition is a risk factor for developing skincancer, particularly malignant melanoma.20.A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client who has questions concerning the varioustreatment options for his new diagnosis of basal cell carcinoma (BCC). Which of the followingtreatments should she include in the teaching? (Select all that apply).1)Cryosurgery2)Electrodessication3)Radiation therapyINCORRECT

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4)Photochemotherapy5)Mohs surgeryAnswer Rationale:Cryosurgery is correct.Cryosurgery freezes the cancerous tissue and is used in the treatment ofBCC.Electrodessication is correct.Electrodessication uses electrical energy to destroy and removecancerous tissue and is used in the treatment of BCC.Radiation therapy is correct.Radiation therapy can be used in the treatment of BCC dependingon client age and the location of the tumor.Photochemotherapy is incorrect.Photochemotherapy is used in the treatment of psoriasis ratherthan BCC.Mohs surgery is correct.Mohs micrographic surgery is used in the treatment of BCC as themost accurate method of removing the tumor while preserving healthy tissue.21. A nurse is collecting data for a client who has giant cell arteritis. Which of the followingfindings should the nurse expect? (Select all that apply.)1)Chest pain2)Loss of visionINCORRECT3)Weight gain4)Dyspnea5)HeadacheAnswer Rationale:Chest pain is correct.Chest pain is a finding associated with giant cell arteritis because of theinflammation of the coronary arteries that can occur.Loss of vision is correct.Loss of vision is afinding associated with giant cell arteritis because of the inflammation that can occur with thevessels of the eyes.Weight gain is incorrect.Weight loss can occur because of the inflammatoryprocess and metabolic process.Dyspnea is correct.Dyspnea is a finding associated with giantcell arteritis that may occur with inflammation of the pulmonary arteries.Headache iscorrect.Headache is a finding associated with giant cell arteritis that may occur withinflammation of the cranial arteries.22. A nurse is collecting data from a client who has a herniated intervertebral cervical disc.Which of the following findings should the nurse expect? (Select all that apply.)1)Tingling in the armsINCORRECT2)Low back pain

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