NURS 105 NCLEX QUESTIONS_ Reproductive System (2020) – Faulkner CC | NURS105 NCLEX QUESTIONS_ Reproductive System (2020)

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NURS 105 NCLEX QUESTIONS_ Reproductive System (2020) – Faulkner CC (Medical Surgical Nursing) Reproductive System A 27-year-old client asks the nurse if she needs a Pap smear. Her last Pap ... test was 2 years ago, and the results were normal. What is the appropriate nursing response? (pg. 1456) A. “Yes, you need a Pap test this year.” B. “You are not due for another Pap test until next year.” C. “A Pap smear is not needed unless you are sexually active.” D. “You do not need a Pap smear, but you should have an HPV test.” A 25-year-old client asks the nurse if she needs a Pap smear. How should the nurse respond to this question? (7th edition pg 1583) A. “You don’t need a Pap test until you turn 30 years old.” B. “You should have a Pap smear every year if you are sexually active.” C. “You should have a Pap smear every 2 years as long as it is liquid-based testing.” D. “You should ask your nurse practitioner when she see you.” A client has undergone a transrectal biopsy for suspected prostate cancer. The nurse teaches which postoperative condition should immediately be reported to the health care provider? (pg 1459) A. Fever the next morning B. Blood in urine 1 day postprocedure C. Scant rectal bleeding for 2 days D. Reddish-tinted semen 3 weeks after biopsy A client has a left needle breast biopsy with local anesthesia. What post-test teaching will the nurse provide? (7th edition pg 1586) A. “Do not use your left arm for at least a week.” B. “You’ll likely have some discomfort for about a week.” C. “Do not lift anything over 10 pounds for a week.” D. “Remember to take all of your antibiotics as prescribed.” The nurse is caring for four clients. Which client does the nurse recognize as having the highest risk for development of breast cancer? (pg 1467) A. 45-year-old male with gynecomastia B. 40-year-old female whose father had colon cancer C. 50-year-old make whose mother had ovarian cancer D. 65-year-old female with history of a prior episode of breast cancer When teaching women about the risk for breast cancer, which risk factor does the nurse know is the most common for the development of the disease? (7th edition pg 1594) A. Having an aunt with breast cancer B. Being an older adult C. Being a Euro-American D. Consuming a low-fat diet The nurse is assigned to care for a client who has undergone a modified radical left mastectomy for breast cancer. When delegating care, which statement by the nursing assistant would require further teaching by the nurse? (pg 1474) A. “I will report urine intake and output to you.” B. “If the client appears to be in pain, I will tell you right away.” C. “It is important for me to take blood pressure on the client’s left arm.” D. “When ambulating, I will assist the client to stand straight with arms hanging at the side.” The nurse is assigned to care for a client immediately after breast-conserving surgery for cancer. What is the priority for care of the client at this time? (7th edition pg 1603) A. Teach the client to sleep in the prone position each night B. Empty wound drains and record the output amount C. Remind the client how to perform breast self-examination D. Monitor the incision and flap for adequate tissue perfusion A client tells the nurse that she has vaginal itching. Which client statement would cause the nurse to further assess for symptoms of vaginitis? Select all that apply (pg 1485) A. “I always use the same detergent when washing clothes.” B. “All of my immunizations, including Gardasil, are up to date.” C. “I’ve scratched so hard that it gets raw, but then it feels better for awhile.” D. “My boyfriend and I broke up last month, but we are together again now.” E. “My health care provider prescribed antibiotics for my sinus infection last week.” A client reports new onset of vulvar burning, redness, and pruritus. Which of these questions by the nurse would be the most appropriate? (7th edition pg 1614) A. “Have you recently changed clothes detergents?” B. “Have you seen your health care provider about this problem?” C. “Have you had your HPV vaccine yet?” D. “Does this problem run in your family?” A client returns from surgery after a total vaginal hysterectomy. Upon initial assessment, which finding by the nurse requires immediate intervention? (pg 1490) A. Clean, intact dressing B. Excessive vaginal bleeding C. Temperature of 99°F D. Client statement that pain is “4” on scale of 0-10 A client returns from surgery after a total vaginal hysterectomy. What is the nurse’s priority action immediately after surgery? (7th edition pg 1620) A. Assess for excessive vaginal bleeding B. Monitor temperature for infection C. Assess for deep vein thrombosis D. Check dressing for intactness The nurse gives a client an IM dose of penicillin G for primary syphilis. Which client statement indicates a need for further teaching? (pg 1535) A. “I will wait in the clinic for 30 minutes to be sure I do not have a reaction.” B. “When I get home, I will call my partner to tell them about my diagnosis.” C. “If I have sex with someone, I do not have to worry about spreading the disease.” D. “I plan to return to see my primary care provider for follow-up in 6, 12, and 24 months." The nurse gives a client an IM dose of penicillin G for syphilis. What is the priority action for the nurse after giving the drug? (7th edition pg 1656) A. Monitor the client for at least 30 minutes for any reaction to the drug. B. Rub the site with an alcohol prep to ensure even distribution of the drug. C. Teach the client the importance of not having sexual intercourse for 7 days. D. Ask the client if she is allergic to any drugs, especially penicillin. A client with pelvic inflammatory disease returns to her primary care provider’s office 3 days after starting treatment with oral antibiotics. Which symptom does the nurse recognize that requires immediate intervention? (pg 1544) A. Mild nausea B. Temperature of 101°F C. Report of two diarrhea stools daily after starting antibiotic D. Expression of anxiety that her partner will “catch” the infection. A client is being treated with oral antibiotics in the clinic for pelvic inflammatory disease. Which of these changes will the nurse teach the client to report immediately to the health care provider? (7th ed pg 1665) A. Increased anxiety that her partner may “catch” the disease B. Mild nausea after taking some doses of the antibiotic C. One or two diarrheal stools every day since taking the antibiotic D. Temperature of 102°F after 3 days of taking the antibiotic [Show More]

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