Published Oct 20, 2005
KrisRNwannabe
381 Posts
well I took the NCLEX-PN yesterday. and now I am waiting. it shut off at 85. I am a 4.0 student and i know i am smart but eek that test. i got all teaching and priorty and one check all that apply which I know I got wrong cuz I always seem to forget one. well I will know tomorrow my fate.
jacee
24 Posts
Best wishes to you and congratulations
Fun2, BSN, RN
5,586 Posts
You never know, hang in there and best wishes for you! :)
Thanks guys!! also i want to post a question that i got on the test. it is still bugging me.
"You are a nurse working in a long term care facility. While passing meds you hear noises coming from a residents room, you step in the door way. A resident with MS is engaged in sexual activity with a resident who has moderate dementia. the resident with dementia is calling the resident with MS by the residents late spouses name. what do you do initially?
a: leave without saying anything
b: tell them this is inappropriate and to put their clothes back on
c: step inside and close the door
d: don't remember but it didn't make sense
so what do you guys think? I was taught in school that this is there home and that if they want to have sex they can, but the part about the dementia patient and calling the other person by the wrong name makes me think the activity should ceese.
truern
2,016 Posts
"You are a nurse working in a long term care facility. While passing meds you hear noises coming from a residents room, you step in the door way. A resident with MS is engaged in sexual activity with a resident who has moderate dementia. the resident with dementia is calling the resident with MS by the residents late spouses name. what do you do initially?a: leave without saying anythingb: tell them this is inappropriate and to put their clothes back onc: step inside and close the doord: don't remember but it didn't make sense
Kris, was it just "step inside and close the door" and nothing else with it?? Hmmmmm....
And did it specifically say "moderate" dementia??
I'm kinda torn between leaving them to their pleasure and c, if it involved ensuring their privacy and finding out if the resident with dementia consented to the relationship.
But then, I always read too much into questions :rotfl:
Good luck, sweetie, on your NCLEX...
While I haven't been taught what to do or think....lol I'm going to give my opinion anyway.
I would ask if both parties are consenting, if so, leave them be.
I sure wouldn't want to step inside and shut the door. It would be my luck, I'd get a harassment charge or some other weird charge.
As for calling the wrong name, heck, that could happen even if you don't have dementia! :chuckle
Actually, the question says initially. Therefore, I would think you would step inside and close the door, then ask if both parties consented. If so, leave and shut the door behind you. So, I would pick C.
OH.....be careful posting questions.
Well, I checked this morning when I got back from doing all my pre-employment paperwork at the hospital and I PASSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i just stared at the screen. I am so happy. Nursing is my second career and i am excited and nervous about starting a new job and a new life. I am going to be working on a ortho/neuro-step down unit. I can hardly wait for Nov 14 to get here. I start in january for the transition program to get my RN. then I may take a break from school!! By the way, I picked step inside and shut the door.
Congratulations!! :)
Good luck on your new career! :balloons:
nurseMargo
234 Posts
Author, you can't post test questions here. It might get you in trouble.
BlessedbyGod
108 Posts
:balloons: Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:balloons:
BabyRN2Be
1,987 Posts
Congratulations, Kris!! :balloons: Go out and celebrate your acheivements! It sounds like you were really sweating out your test results, but this seems to happen to everyone. But still, congrats on a job well done. BTW, I hate to mention this, but the poster above is right. Don't post questions taken directly from the test... but I guess you don't have to worry about that anymore!!! :)
Shannon RN 2be
73 Posts
Congrats!