NCLEX Prep Answer Sheet (25 Q + Remediation) (2)

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NMNC 4545 Capstone - NCLEX Prep Answer Sheet For use with NCLEX Textbooks (Saunders NCLEX Review + Prioritization, Delegation, Assignment) Name : Nhi Ho Date/Week : 10/06/2022 Source of Questions (Text & Chapter) : Saunders Comprehensive Review for NCLEX. Chapter 22: Risk conditions related to Pregnancy, chapter 23: Labor and birth Topic : 1. 204: 1 2. 205: 4 3. 206: 1 4. 207: 3 5. 208: 2 6.209: 1,3,4 7. 210: 1 8. 211: 1 9. 212: 3 10. 213: 4 11. 214: 1,3 12.215: 1 13.216: 4 14.217: 1 15.218: 2,3,4 16.219: 2 17.220: 2 18.221: 1 19.222: 2 20.223: 4,5,6 21. 224: 3,5 22. 225: 1 23. 226: 2 24. 227: 3
25. 228: 3,5 Remediation Q # Question Topic Explanation of why your answer was incorrect and rationale for the correct answer (in your words) 208 Risk for related pregnancy Evidence of bleeding, such as in the gums, petechiae, and purpura is right answer because severe preeclampsia can trigger disseminated intravascular coagulation because of the widespread damage to vascular integrity. Bleeding is an early sign of DIC and should be report to the primary health care provider if noted on assessment Option 1, 2 and 3 are normal symptoms in the last trimester of pregnancy 209 Risk for related pregnancy A primigravida whit abruptio placenta, A gravida 2 who has just been diagnosed with dead fetus syndrome and a primigravida at 29 weeks of gestation who was recently are right answer in a pregnant patient, DIC is a condition in which the clotting cascade is activated, resulting in the formation of clos in the microcirculation. Predisposing conditions include abruptio placenta, amniotic fluid embolism, liver disease, sepsis, hypertensions, and blood loss. Delivering a large newborn is not considered a risk factors for DIC. Hemorrhage is a risk factor for DIC, a loss of 500 mL is not hemorrhage 212 Risk for related pregnancy Isoniazid plus rifampin will be required for 9 months because more than one medication may be used to prevent the growth of resistant organisms in a pregnant client with tuberculosis. Treatment must continue for a prolonged period. And the preferred treatment is isoniazid plus rifampin for 9 months daily. Ethambutol is added initially if medication resistance is suspected Pyridoxine often is administered with isoniazid to prevent fetal neurotoxicity The patient does not need to stay at home during treatment, and therapeutic abortion is not required 217 Risk for related pregnancy I will maintain strict bed rest throughout the remainder of the pregnancy is right because strict bed rest throughout the remainder of the pregnancy is not required for a threatened abortion. The patient need to count the number of perineal pads used daily and to note the quantity and color of blood on the
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