Fundamental sample questions and answer in nursing 2023. NCLEX/PROMETRIC/MOH/NURSING BOARD EXAM.

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Pls discuss the management question

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which one in particular

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@@nurseblessing most of question in the management subject

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Please explain queastions 5

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Please explain question 5 thank you

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Plz explain the qus no 5

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to avoid closure of the stoma. we can also insert tracheal dilators to hold the stoma open because that the mean of ventilation for the patient , and inform the physician immediately for reinsertion .

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q15 maam please explain

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The reverse Trendelenburg position, where the head of the bed is elevated while the feet remain flat, helps reduce acid reflux by utilizing gravity to keep stomach acid in the stomach and prevent it from flowing back into the esophagus. This position decreases the pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter, reducing the likelihood of reflux and providing relief from GERD symptoms.

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Please Rationale for Q 12.....

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correct answer is D D: 5.5: This pH is within the range of what is considered acidic for stomach contents and is a reasonable indicator that the NG tube is correctly positioned in the stomach. A: 7.75 and B: 7.7: These pH levels are more alkaline and are not characteristic of gastric contents. Such levels are more typical of the contents of the small intestine or the esophagus, which would indicate a misplaced NG tube. C: 6.6: Although slightly less acidic than typical gastric pH, it could still be consistent with gastric contents, especially in patients on medications that affect stomach acidity.

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12 rational mam

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correct answer is D D: 5.5: This pH is within the range of what is considered acidic for stomach contents and is a reasonable indicator that the NG tube is correctly positioned in the stomach. A: 7.75 and B: 7.7: These pH levels are more alkaline and are not characteristic of gastric contents. Such levels are more typical of the contents of the small intestine or the esophagus, which would indicate a misplaced NG tube. C: 6.6: Although slightly less acidic than typical gastric pH, it could still be consistent with gastric contents, especially in patients on medications that affect stomach acidity.

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6 rational mam plz

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correct answer is C By placing the end of the chest tube in a container of normal saline, you create a water seal that prevents air from entering the pleural space. This helps to avoid a potential pneumothorax, which can occur if air enters the chest cavity. This action provides a quick way to ensure the chest tube remains patent and functional until the system can be properly reconnected or replaced. A: Secure the chest tube using tape: While securing the tube is important, this action does not prevent air from entering the chest cavity. B: Clamp the chest tube immediately: Clamping can lead to a buildup of pressure in the pleural space and increase the risk of a tension pneumothorax, which is a life-threatening situation. D: Apply an occlusive dressing and notify the physician: While this is an important step, it should be done after ensuring the tube is protected from air exposure. An occlusive dressing alone does not address the immediate risk of air entering through the disconnected tube.

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Q4 answer B

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answer b and c, calcium level is also low

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what if its a child the phosphorus level is within normal range