EXAMS 20232024 WITH - EXAMS 2023=2024 WITH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS*NCLE...

NCLEX RN Practice Test 1,2,3,4,&5

EXAMS 2023=2024 WITH

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS*NCLEX

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Arrives at ED with chest pain; priority action?

• Hx

B. ECG

• VSD. Chest exam with auscultation

✓ C. Careful assessment of VS Pneumonia, discharge instructions; what NOT to do?

• May resume normal activities as tolerated but should

avoid physical exertion and get adequate rest

• Resume normal diet with emphasis on nutritious, healthy

foods

• Stop oral antibiotics when symptoms completely resolveD.

Continue use of incentive spirometer to keep airways open and free ✓ C. Stop oral antibiotics when symptoms completely resolve * Finish the whole prescription of antibiotics even if symptoms are resolved Vietnamese patient terminal stages of lung cancer. Family members are in the room around the clock performing unusual rituals and bringing ethnic foods. What action should the nurse take?

• Restrict visiting hours and ask the family to limit visitors to

two at a time

• Notify visitors with a sign on the door that patient is

limited to clear foods

• If possible, keep the other bed in the room unassigned to

provide privacy and comfort to the family D. Contact the physician to report the unusual rituals and activities ✓ C. If possible, keep the other bed in the room unassigned to provide privacy and comfort to the family The charge nurse on the cardiac unit is planning assignments for the day. Which of the following is the most appropriate

assignment for the float nurse that has been reassigned from labor and delivery?

• 1 week post-op CABG patient, who is being evaluated for

placement of a pacemaker prior to discharge

• Suspected MI patient on telemetry, just admitted from the

ED and scheduled for angiogram

• Patient with unstable angina being closely monitored for

pain and medication titration

• Post-op valve replacement patient who was recently

admitted to the unit because all surgical beds were filled ✓ One week post-op CABG patient, who is being evaluated for placement of a pacemaker prior to discharge * Likely to require routine care

• year old child with Type I DM and his mother receiving

diabetes education; purpose of Glucagon?

• Glucagon enhance the effects of insulin in case the blood

sugar remains high one hour after injection

• Glucagon treats hypoglycemia resulting from insulin

overdose

• Glucagon treats lipoatrophy from insulin injectionsD.

Glucagon prolongs the effect of insulin, allowing fewer injections ✓ B. Glucagon treats hypoglycemia resulting from insulin overdose * Glucagon is given to treat insulin overdose in an unresponsive patient * Following Glucagon administration, the patient should respond withing 15-

20 minutes at which time oral carbohydrates should be given Correct placement of the conductive gel pads?

• The left clavicle and right lower sternum
• Right of midline below the bottom rib and the left

shoulder

• The upper and lower halves of the sternum
• The right side of the sternum just below the clavicle and

left of the precordium ✓ D. The right side of the sternum just below the clavicle and left of the percordium Abdominal pain; "clicks and gurgles" in all four quadrants as well as "swishing or buzzing" sound heard in 1 or 2 quadrants. Statement is correct?

• The frequency and intensity of bowel sounds varies

depending on the phase of digestion

• In the presence of intestinal obstruction, bowel sounds will

be louder and higher pitched

• A swishing or buzzing sound may represent the turbulent

blood flow of a bruit and is not normal D. All of the above ✓ D. All of the above * The gurgles and clicks described represent normal bowel sounds, which vary with the phase of digestion

• Intestinal obstruction causes the sounds to intensify as the

normal flow is blocked by the obstruction * The swishing and