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This Coursera course, "Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools Exam," is designed to prepare individuals for this important nursing licensure examination. The course utilizes sample questions to illustrate key concepts and common scenarios encountered in nursing practice. The sample questions cover a range of critical areas. For example, one question addresses the medication methimazole (Tapazole) for hyperthyroidism, focusing on patient education regarding iodine intake and potential side effects like sore throat. Another question explores the nurse's role in patient advocacy, specifically in a situation where a patient wishes to discontinue chemotherapy due to complications and recurrence, while her husband wants her to continue. This highlights the importance of patient autonomy and communication. The course also delves into nursing interventions for mental health, with questions on encouraging socially isolated depressed patients to engage and providing information about electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Dietary management during pregnancy, particularly for diabetic patients on insulin, is another topic, emphasizing the need for ongoing adjustments and monitoring. Furthermore, the course touches upon maternal-newborn care, including observations related to a mother's attachment with her newborn and the interpretation of Apgar scores, which are crucial indicators of a newborn's immediate health status after birth. The Apgar score question specifically details expected findings for a score of 8 at one minute, encompassing heart rate, cry, color, and muscle tone. In essence, this course provides practical, question-based learning to equip future nurses with the knowledge and critical thinking skills needed to excel in the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools Exam.
Sample Questions:Methimazole (Tapazole) is ordered for a patient with hyperthyroidism. The nurse should instruct the patient toeat two to three servings of foods high in iodine each day.contact the doctor if a sore throat develops.drink three liters of fluid daily.use a hard-bristled tooth brush when brushing the teeth.What is the best patient-advocate approach to a patient who wishes to discontinue chemotherapy because of complications of the treatment and recurrence of her cancer, but whose husband wants her to continue treatment?Encourage the patient to discuss her feelings with youOffer to stay with the patient when she talks to her husband and doctor about her wishesTell the patient that she should continue with treatment for the sake of her husband and familyTalk to the physician about the conflict between the patient and her husbandWhich of the following nursing actions would be most effective when encouraging a depressed patient to be less socially isolated?Move the patient to a room closer to the nurses' stationAsk a more stable patient to accompany the patient to activitiesAssign a psychiatric technician to monitor the patient's activityExplain to the patient that continued isolation may delay dischargeThe nurse provides information to a depressed patient and his family about electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Which of the following statements would the nurse include in the teaching?"The patient will have minimal muscle twitching during treatment.""The patient must be in restraints following the treatment.""The patient will remain awake and alert during treatment.""The patient must remain flat on his back for one hour after treatment."When discussing diet with a newly diagnosed pregnant woman who is diabetic and taking insulin, the nurse shouldemphasize the normalcy of pregnancy and the fact that her prescribed pre-pregnancy diet will be suitable.explain that pregnancy increases the need for protein and calcium but that will be the only needed diet adjustment.confirm that dietary and insulin needs may vary throughout the pregnancy thus requiring close follow-up.instruct her to self-regulate her diet and insulin based on daily urine tests for glucose.Which of the following observations of a mother who had a healthy baby 48 hours ago would alert a nurse's concern about the mother's attachment with the newborn?She expresses difficulty in finding a name for the newbornShe requests that the father change the newborn's diaperShe stares out the window while feeding the newbornShe hesitates in cleaning the newborn's umbilical cordA newborn is given an Apgar score of 8 at one minute after birth. The nurse would expect the newborn to have which of the following findings?Heart rate of 96 beats/min, weak cry, pale color and flaccid postureHeart rate of 110 beats/min, weak cry, acrocyanosis and some flexion of the extremitiesHeart rate of 120 beats/min, lusty cry, acrocyanosis and minimal flexion of the extremitiesHeart rate of 140 beats/min, vigorous cry, pink trunk and extremities and well-flexed posture
