NCLEX-Style Mega Exam Practice Test

Example questions 1.How does using short sentences and a slow pace benefit communication with a confused older adult?It demonstrates the nurse's authority in the conversation.It allows the nurse to express frustration more clearly.It helps ensure the patient understands the information being conveyed.It encourages the patient to respond more quickly.

2.Describe the purpose of the 'Assessment' section in the SBAR communication model.The 'Assessment' section states the recommended actions for the patient.The 'Assessment' section outlines the patient's medical history.The 'Assessment' section summarizes the current situation of the patient.The 'Assessment' section provides the nurse's interpretation of the patient's condition.

3.Which of the following is considered a therapeutic technique in nursing communication?Asking 'why' questions Silence Offering advice Giving opinions 4.What is the most appropriate response for a nurse when a patient becomes tearful discussing their diagnosis?'Take your time. I’m here.' 'Let’s focus on something positive.' 'Try to calm down.' 'Don’t cry, things will improve.' NCLEX-Style Mega Exam Practice Test celichtenberg8 Created 26/11/25 Save Configure Take this test

5.What is the term used to describe the communication method where a nurse repeats back provider orders during handoff?One-way communication Feedback communication Closed-loop communication Open-ended communication 6.What is the term for the communication technique where a nurse mirrors a patient's feelings or concerns?Reflecting Confrontation Directing Focusing 7.Describe how using SBAR during shift reports can enhance the safety of patient care.SBAR is a method for delegating tasks to nursing assistants.SBAR focuses solely on the patient's emotional state during the report.SBAR provides a structured communication framework that reduces the risk of miscommunication and ensures critical information is conveyed.SBAR is primarily used for documenting patient care in electronic health records.

8.What principle must a nurse uphold when a patient refuses a medical procedure?Nonmaleficence Beneficence Justice Autonomy 9.What is the ethical principle that emphasizes truthfulness in nursing practice?Veracity Beneficence Autonomy Justice 10.What term describes the feeling of a nurse who is unable to follow orders they believe are unsafe?Moral conflict Ethical dilemma Moral residue

Moral distress