NCLEX-RN PassPoint
Question 1 See full question
The family cannot go with the surgical client past the doors that separate the public from the
restricted area of the operating room suite. These measures are designed t
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NCLEX-RN PassPoint
Question 1 See full question
The family cannot go with the surgical client past the doors that separate the public from the
restricted area of the operating room suite. These measures are designed to:
You Selected:
• provide for an aseptic environment to prevent infection.
Correct response:
• provide for an aseptic environment to prevent infection.
Explanation:
The purpose of separating the public from the restricted-attire area of the operating room is to
provide an aseptic environment and prevent contamination of the environment by organisms.
The client’s privacy is protected, but the main purpose is infection control. Anesthetics
currently in use do not pose a risk of being ignited.
Remediation:
Preoperative Care
Question 2 See full question
A client reports left calf pain after undergoing renal arteriogram, in which the left groin was
accessed. Which intervention should the nurse perform first?
You Selected:
• Assess peripheral pulses in the left leg.
Correct response:
• Assess peripheral pulses in the left leg.
Explanation:
The nurse should begin by assessing peripheral pulses in the left leg to determine if blood flow
was interrupted by the procedure. The client may also have thrombophlebitis. Applying elastic
compression stockings will not relieve pain and inflammation if thrombophlebitis is suspected.
The leg should remain straight after the procedure. Calf pain is not a symptom of an allergic
reaction.
Remediation:
Femoral Popliteal Bypass
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