NURSING.com Podcast — NCLEX Prep for Nursing Students12 Nov

QOD: Huntington's Disease | NCLEX Practice Question

Today's NCLEX Question of the Day:

The nursing category is neuro. The NCLEX category is basic care and comfort. A 78-year-old patient with Huntington's disease has developed contractures from muscle atrophy. The nurse is reviewing his information after he has been admitted to the long-term care facility. Which best describes an appropriate outcome for this patient? A. The patient will monitor for signs of skin breakdown as a result of the contractures. B. The patient will learn to reposition himself in bed and in his chair without help. C. The patient will participate in range of motion exercises to reduce the effects of the contractures. D. The patient will verbalize the effects of his contractures on his activities of daily living.

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