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Froggy Jumps 🌡️ Vitals LeapVersión en línea Vita;s/Symptoms Nursing por RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client with pneumonia becomes fatigued. RR 22→30, HR 96→118, O2 90% on 2 L. The client insists they can walk to the bathroom. What is the nurse’s priority? a Increase oxygen and assist the client to the bathroom. b Encourage the client to deep breathe while ambulating. c Move the client into a tripod position. 2 A postoperative client becomes pale and nauseated. BP 118/72→92/60, HR 82→128, skin cool. The client asks to stand for “fresh air.” What should the nurse do first? a Have the client dangle at the bedside to assess tolerance. b Activate the call light and remain at the bedside. c Assist the client to a recliner to improve circulation. 3 A client receiving IV antibiotics becomes flushed and anxious. RR 20→28, HR 84→122, O2 93%. They begin scratching their neck. What should the nurse do? a Stop the IV infusion immediately. b Administer the scheduled antihistamine. c Slow the infusion rate and reassess in 5 minutes. 4 A client with heart failure has RR 20→26, O2 95%→89% on 2 L, and new crackles. They request assistance to the bathroom. What should the nurse do first? a Elevate the legs and increase the oxygen flow. b Apply continuous pulse oximetry. c Assist the client to the bathroom with standby support. 5 A client recovering from sedation becomes less responsive. RR 14→28, O2 90% on room air. They briefly awaken then fall back asleep. What is the nurse’s priority? a Request respiratory therapy to evaluate the client. b Reposition the client supine and reassess airway. c Perform a sternal rub to stimulate breathing. 6 A client with suspected sepsis becomes restless. HR 96→138, RR 22→30, BP 118/70→104/58, temp 102.4°F. What should the nurse do first? a Give antipyretics and reassess temperature in 30 minutes. b Obtain the ordered blood cultures immediately. c Increase the IV fluid rate to improve perfusion. 7 A client with a head injury reports a severe headache. BP 150/62, HR 52, RR irregular, light sensitivity present. What is the nurse’s priority? a Encourage the client to ambulate slowly. b Administer the PRN analgesic medication. c Reduce environmental stimulation. 8 A client with abdominal pain becomes pale. HR 88→118, RR 18→26, BP 122/76→108/64, abdomen firm. They ask to be repositioned for comfort. What should the nurse do? a Place the client on NPO status. b Offer an antacid to reduce stomach discomfort. c Help the client into a semi-Fowler’s position. 9 A client with COPD becomes anxious. RR 24→34, O2 92% on 3 L, HR rising. They state they can’t catch their breath. What should the nurse do first? a Encourage the client to increase fluid intake. b Loosen restrictive clothing. c Reduce the oxygen flow to avoid CO2 retention. 10 A client on diuretics reports tingling and cramps. HR 84→112, BP 114/70→100/62. The client appears weak. What should the nurse do first? a Draw a STAT electrolyte sample. b Provide a high-potassium snack. c Instruct the client to elevate their legs. 11 A client being transported for imaging becomes short of breath. RR 22→32, O2 95%→88% on 2 L, HR rising. The transporter wants to continue. What should the nurse do? a Ask the client to control their breathing during transport. b Return the client to the unit immediately. c Increase the oxygen flow before proceeding. 12 A client on IV fluids for vomiting becomes confused. RR 20→28, HR 92→118, BP 118/70→104/66, mucous membranes dry. The client attempts to climb out of bed. What should the nurse do first? a Secure the client with a safety belt on the stretcher. b Request the UAP to remain in the room. c Offer the client small sips of water.

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A client with pneumonia becomes fatigued. RR 22→30, HR 96→118, O2 90% on 2 L. The client insists they can walk to the bathroom. What is the nurse’s priority?

A postoperative client becomes pale and nauseated. BP 118/72→92/60, HR 82→128, skin cool. The client asks to stand for “fresh air.” What should the nurse do first?

A client receiving IV antibiotics becomes flushed and anxious. RR 20→28, HR 84→122, O2 93%. They begin scratching their neck. What should the nurse do?

A client with heart failure has RR 20→26, O2 95%→89% on 2 L, and new crackles. They request assistance to the bathroom. What should the nurse do first?

A client recovering from sedation becomes less responsive. RR 14→28, O2 90% on room air. They briefly awaken then fall back asleep. What is the nurse’s priority?

A client with suspected sepsis becomes restless. HR 96→138, RR 22→30, BP 118/70→104/58, temp 102.4°F. What should the nurse do first?

A client with a head injury reports a severe headache. BP 150/62, HR 52, RR irregular, light sensitivity present. What is the nurse’s priority?

A client with abdominal pain becomes pale. HR 88→118, RR 18→26, BP 122/76→108/64, abdomen firm. They ask to be repositioned for comfort. What should the nurse do?

A client with COPD becomes anxious. RR 24→34, O2 92% on 3 L, HR rising. They state they can’t catch their breath. What should the nurse do first?

A client on diuretics reports tingling and cramps. HR 84→112, BP 114/70→100/62. The client appears weak. What should the nurse do first?

A client being transported for imaging becomes short of breath. RR 22→32, O2 95%→88% on 2 L, HR rising. The transporter wants to continue. What should the nurse do?

A client on IV fluids for vomiting becomes confused. RR 20→28, HR 92→118, BP 118/70→104/66, mucous membranes dry. The client attempts to climb out of bed. What should the nurse do first?