Fundamentals of Nursing HESI

Question 1 of 5

During an assessment, a healthcare professional observes significant tenting of the skin over an older adult client's forearm. What factor should the healthcare professional primarily consider as a cause for this finding?

A. Thin, parchment-like skin B. Loss of adipose tissue C. Dehydration D. Diminished skin elasticity

Question 2 of 5

When evaluating care of an immobilized patient, which action will the nurse take?

A. Focus on whether the interdisciplinary team is satisfied with the care. B. Compare the patient's actual outcomes with the outcomes in the care plan. C. Involve primarily the patient's family and health care team to determine goal achievement. D. Use objective data solely in determining whether interventions have been successful.

Question 3 of 5

The UAPs working on a chronic neuro unit ask the LPN/LVN to help them determine the safest way to transfer an elderly client with left-sided weakness from the bed to the chair. What method describes the correct transfer procedure for this client?

A. Place the chair at a right angle to the bed on the client's left side before moving. B. Assist the client to a standing position, then place the right hand on the armrest. C. Have the client place the left foot next to the chair and pivot to the left before sitting. D. Move the chair parallel to the right side of the bed, and stand the client on the right foot.

Question 4 of 5

A client with a history of peptic ulcer disease reports black, tarry stools. What is the most appropriate action for the LPN/LVN to take?

A. Reassure the client that this is not a normal finding. B. Notify the healthcare provider immediately. C. Document the finding in the client's chart. D. Encourage the client to seek medical attention.

Question 5 of 5

When assessing a patient's feet, the nurse notices that the toenails are thick and separated from the nail bed. What does the nurse most likely suspect is the cause of this condition?

A. Fungi B. Friction C. Nail polish D. Nail polish remover

Fundamentals of Nursing HESI

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HESI LPN

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