Question

Please select the correct answer:

1. A physician ordered to increase oral hydration for a patient with renal stone. Unless contraindicated, which amount of oral intake should the nurse recommend to help in stone removal ?

A – 100 ml per hour

B – 75 ml per hour

C – 120 ml per hour

D – 150 ml per hour

2. which of the following is the best nursing intervention for a patient with an oliguric phase of acute kidney injury?

A- Providing pain-relief measures

B- Encouraging coughing and deep breathing

C- Limiting fluid intake

D- Promoting carbohydrate intake

3. A nurse working in the out-patient clinic is evaluating a patient with Bell's palsy, the nurse report which of the following health problems associated with this condition?

A- Bilateral facial weakness

B- Flat forehead

C- A weakness of face, arm and leg

D- Self not accepting

Answer 1

1. Nurse Should Recommend d.) 150 ml fluid per hour for the patient as 150 X 24 = 3600 ml i.e, 3.6 Litres. As We know 3-4 litres of oral Intake of Water is Recommended To Produce at least 2.5 - 3 litres Of Urine EveryDay.

2.Best nursing intervention for a patient with an oliguric phase of acute kidney injury is-

C​​​​​​​​​​.) Limiting fluid intake

As Oliguria is Defined as Urine Output <400ml/day as We know there is Acute kidney Injury and Urine Output is low So We Should Prefer limiting fluid intake.

3. A nurse working in the out-patient clinic is evaluating a patient with Bell's palsy, the nurse report -

C.) Flat forehead