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WorksheetsNCLEX - ONCOLOGY Day2
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The community health nurse provides an education program about risk factors for prostate cancer. Which of the following statements by program attendees indicate that teaching has been effective?
a)
Black men have a higher incidence rate of prostate cancer than other men.
b)
Eating large amounts of red meat may increase my risk for prostate cancer.
c)
I will stop taking NSAIDs because they increase my risk for prostate cancer.
d)
My father had prostate cancer, so I have an increased risk for it.
e)
My risk for prostate cancer increases as I become older.
2.
The nurse is assessing a client with suspected Hodgkin lymphoma. Which of the following statements by the client would support a diagnosis of Hodgkin lymphoma?
a)
I have had a recurring fever for the past month.
b)
I have had a painless lump in my underarm for the past several weeks.
c)
Sometimes I sweat so much while sleeping that I need to change my bed sheets.
d)
My diet and exercise regimen have not changed, but my weight has decreased in the past month.
e)
I noticed a large, brown and black-colored mole on my back that was not there a few months ago.
3.
The nurse is reviewing laboratory test results for a client receiving heparin therapy. The client's platelet level has decreased significantly. Which actions are appropriate?
a)
Confirm the platelet count result by obtaining a new blood specimen
b)
Hold the scheduled morning dose of heparin
c)
Notify the health care provider of the platelet count
d)
Obtain a full set of vital signs from the client
e)
Request to change the prescription from heparin to enoxaparin
4.
The nurse is planning discharge teaching for a client with polycythemia vera. Which actions should be included?
a)
Elevate the legs and feet when sitting
b)
Increase dietary intake of iron-rich foods
c)
Increase fluid intake during exercise and hot weather
d)
Increase water temperature to reduce post-bath itching
e)
Report swelling or tenderness in the legs
5.
The nurse is caring for a client with hemophilia admitted for facial laceration and hemarthrosis. Which actions are appropriate?
a)
Administers coagulation factor replacement IV push
b)
Administers ibuprofen for pain
c)
Applies ice packs to affected joint hourly
d)
Elevates affected leg in extended position
e)
Performs neuro checks every 30 minutes for 6 hours
6.
Client with head and neck cancer has developed mouth sores from radiation. Which oral hygiene practices are appropriate?
a)
Apply water-soluble lubricants to moisturize
b)
Brush teeth with soft-bristled toothbrush
c)
Cleanse mouth with saline after meals and at bedtime
d)
Avoid hot liquids and spicy or acidic foods
e)
Remove dentures between meals and soak them
7.
Client with newly diagnosed von Willebrand disease receives teaching. Which statements indicate correct understanding?
a)
“I can use a humidifier to prevent nosebleeds.”
b)
“I need to wear gloves while doing yard work.”
c)
“I should use a soft-bristled toothbrush and floss carefully.”
d)
“I’ll notify my provider if I soak a menstrual pad every hour.”
e)
“I will take naproxen if I’m injured.”
8.
Client with endometrial cancer is admitted for brachytherapy. Which plan of care elements are appropriate?
a)
Assign lead-lined room with shields
b)
Cluster care to minimize time in room
c)
Ensure staff wear personal dosimeter badges
d)
Instruct client to avoid dislodging implant
e)
Teach visitors to stay at least 6 ft away
9.
Client with acute asthma exacerbation has new prescriptions. Which should be clarified?
a)
albuterol via nebulizer every 4 hrs
b)
potassium chloride IV daily
c)
enoxaparin subcutaneously
d)
methylprednisolone IV every 6 hrs
e)
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