HESI EXIT RN EXAM-756 QA, HESI EXIT RN Exam(Version 1 to Version 7) HESI EXIT RN Exam V1-V7, Latest 2020 – 2021

1. Following discharge instructions, a male client with a duodenal ulcer mentions his plan to consume dairy products like milk to coat and protect his ulcer. What should the nurse do next?
– Reminder about switching to decaffeinated beverages and small frequent meals
– Emphasize the importance of avoiding milk and cream-rich foods
– Discuss the need to avoid foods that stimulate gastric acid secretion
– Ask the client to list dairy foods he prefers

2. A male client with hypertension returns to the clinic after not taking his antihypertensive medications, reporting feeling unwell. The nurse explains the risks of uncontrolled hypertension, highlighting the potential for:
– Blindness due to cataracts
– Acute kidney injury from glomerular damage
– Stroke secondary to hemorrhage
– Heart block caused by myocardial damage

3. How should the nurse address an unlicensed assistive personnel’s incorrect positioning of a client with a seizure disorder?
– Ensure effective pillow placement to safeguard the client
– Instruct the UAP to use blankets instead of pillows
– Take responsibility for proper pillow placement
– Ask the UAP to assist in repositioning the client

4. When monitoring a client on duloxetine for major depressive disorder, the nurse should be concerned if the client exhibits:
– Loss of purpose in life
– Nausea and decreased appetite
– Fatigue and drowsiness
– Increased sweating

5. Guidelines for a 60-year-old female client with a family history of ovarian cancer and an abdominal mass include:
– Additional surgical evaluation may be necessary
– Schedule regular pelvic examinations for cancer detection
– Continue monitoring Pap smears every six months
– Require one more negative Pap smear in six months

6. Important discharge instructions for a client with a tracheostomy involve:
– Communication tool usage explanation
– Tracheal suctioning technique education
– Emphasizing self-care and independence
– Demonstration of tracheostomy site cleaning

7. Assessment of an adult client wearing a partial rebreather mask shows incomplete deflation of the oxygen reservoir bag. The nurse should:
– Encourage deep breathing
– Remove the mask to release bag pressure
– Increase oxygen flow rate
– Document the findings

8. Immediate action by the nurse after an elderly diabetic client falls should prioritize:
– Providing orange juice for low blood sugar
– Calling for emergency assistance
– Checking for injuries like lacerations or fractures
– Assessing the client’s blood sugar level

9. Upon discovering that a woman scheduled for a cesarean section consumed coffee shortly before surgery, the nurse’s initial action should be to:
– Ensure preoperative labs are available
– Begin IV administration
– Notify the anesthesia provider
– Contact the obstetrician

10. In assessing for the presence of an S3 heart sound, the nurse should:
– Place the stethoscope at the mitral site
– Examine the cardiac telemetry monitor
– Side the stethoscope across the sternum
– Use the bell of the stethoscope at the same location

11. A retiring 66-year-old woman without insurance through work should be referred by the nurse to:
– Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program
– Medicaid
– Medicare
– Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) provisions