Q1: A nurse assesses an alert adolescent who sustained a recent sports related head injury. The client reports feeling nauseated with head pain 8/10. Which additional finding(s) require Immediate intervention?

Q2: The nurse is assessing the skin of a client with suspected varicella (chickenpox). The lesions appear like blisters, are elevated up to 1 cm, and contain free fluid. Which type of primary skin lesion should the nurse document to describe these findings?

Q3: A client asks the nurse to explain the benefits of weight management. How should the nurse respond?

Q4: The nurse assesses a client and finds that the client's skin is yellowish-brown. Which additional structure should the nurse check to confirm the presence of jaundice?

Q5: The nurse is caring for a group of clients. Which client should the nurse assess first?