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This material has 12 questions with answers and rationales. Here are the first 5.
1.A client reports increasing fatigue and black, sticky stools. Blood pressure is 88/52 mm Hg, heart rate is 124/min, and SpO2 is 98% on room air. Which action should the nurse take first?
- A.Encourage the client to walk briefly to evaluate endurance.
- B.Schedule an uninterrupted sleep period.
- C.Activate the appropriate urgent response and assess circulation.
- D.Provide teaching about increasing dietary iron.
Rationale: B is correct because suspected bleeding with hypotension and tachycardia indicates possible shock requiring urgent intervention. A may be relevant later but does not address instability. C risks syncope and worsening physiologic stress. D delays emergency care. Normal SpO2 does not exclude blood loss or inadequate oxygen delivery.
2.A client with hemoglobin 7.2 g/dL asks why walking causes fatigue when the pulse oximeter reads 97%. Which explanation is best?
- A.Anemia causes fatigue only when oxygen saturation is below 90%.
- B.The device estimates hemoglobin saturation, not how much hemoglobin is available to carry oxygen.
- C.The reading shows that oxygen delivery to all tissues is normal.
- D.The result confirms that the fatigue is caused by poor sleep.
Rationale: C is correct because oxygen saturation does not measure hemoglobin concentration or total oxygen content. A incorrectly equates saturation with tissue delivery. B incorrectly requires hypoxemia for anemia-related symptoms. D assigns a cause without supporting assessment.
3.Which client statement indicates a need for further teaching about levothyroxine?
- A.I expect improvement to occur gradually rather than immediately.
- B.I will keep the laboratory appointment after my dose change.
- C.I will take it consistently as directed on an empty stomach.
- D.I will take my iron tablet with levothyroxine to simplify my schedule.
Rationale: D is correct because iron reduces levothyroxine absorption and should be separated by at least four hours. A supports consistent absorption. B reflects the expected gradual response. C supports monitoring of treatment and dose adjustment.
4.An RN is caring for a stable client with chronic fatigue and an established mobility plan. Which task is most appropriate to delegate to trained assistive personnel?
- A.Assist the client with the planned transfer and report dizziness immediately.
- B.Develop an individualized energy-conservation teaching plan.
- C.Interpret orthostatic vital signs and change the activity prescription.
- D.Determine whether new shortness of breath is related to anxiety.
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5.A client with persistent fatigue reports feeling substantially worse the day after grocery shopping, with symptoms lasting three days. Which plan is most appropriate?
- A.Assess for post-exertional malaise and plan activity within individual limits.
- B.Use caffeinated energy drinks before demanding activities.
- C.Avoid all physical and cognitive activity indefinitely.
- D.Increase walking by a fixed amount each day regardless of symptoms.
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Released November 4, 2026 · Independent original practice and study material.