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TOP 400 NCLEX PRACTICE QUESTIONS

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TOP 400 NCLEX PRACTICE QUESTIONS

Leave the first rating Students also studied Terms in this set (412) Save Med- Surg Success PE 12 terms techycow12Preview NCLEX-RN Test 1 for 2024-2025 Teacher 104 terms TutorDkPreview Peds Success Ch. 14 Leadership and ...Teacher 61 terms Malabri430Preview NCLEX 110 term kan

1. Purpose of small volume enema: Used to clean the sigmoid and rectum

  • How enema function: Causes distention of the bowel and stimulates the defecation reflex
  • During enema administration, direct rectal tip of enema
  • solution container to

: Causes distention of the bowel and stimulates the defecation reflex

  • Once the client is in position the nurse visualizes the
  • anus and is ready to insert the rectal tip. She is doing the procedure correctly when she directs the rectal tip to

the:

: umbilicus

  • Principle behind obtaining informed consent before
  • invasive procedure

: Autonomy

  • Autonomy: respect for an individual's right to self-determination and freedom to choose and
  • implement one's own decision • be sure that all patients have consented to all treatments and procedure • explain procedures to patients properly

  • A staff nurse reports to the supervisor that a newly
  • hired nurse is "falsifying data in the vital signs sheet for the clients assigned to her." What action should the supervisor do FIRST?: Take the client's vital signs and compare with the data recorded by the new nurse

ANSWER: C

  • Priority management in patient with restraint : Release every 2 to 4 hours, Assess every 30 minutes or as needed
  • The parents understand safety precautions on children

when they state that they:

: Will keep plastic bags and wraps are away from reach of children

ANSWER: C

  • Accidental poisoning is an important concern because
  • poisons cause serious injuries to children and the elderly.As you conduct your safety awareness class for parents, you find that you need to give more detailed instructions

when a parent says "I will:

: induce vomiting if my child swallows kerosene."

  • Which of the following are required measures
  • observed by health care workers when in contact with blood and body fluids?

: Hand hygiene and gloves

  • When communicating with Theresa, the nurse assumes

the face to face position to:

: Express availability and desire to communicate

  • Communication zone for communication between
  • nurse and patient

: Personal distance

  • While communicating with Theresa you use attentive

listening. This requires that the nurse:

: Pays attention to both the content and feeling tone of the client

  • The client complains of pain in the left chest down to
  • the left shoulder and left jaw. In your documentation for

your nurses' notes, you will record this as:

: Radiating pain

  • The changes in Mrs. De Vera's vital signs that you
  • would expect when she complains of pain are the

following EXCEPT:

: Decrease in temperature

  • A client with congestive heart failure is taking
  • hydrochlorothiazide once a day. While the client is taking the medication, the nurse should encourage the client to

eat which of the following fruits:

: banana

  • The nurse is administering a bronchodilator to a client
  • with severe upper respiratory tract infection. The client is manifesting the desired effect of the bronchodilator

when the nurse assesses which of the following:

: Effortless respiration

  • When the nurse conducts physical assessment of the

abdomen, auscultation should precede palpation to:

: Prevent altering the frequency and character of bowel sounds

  • Dimming lights of the room as request by the client,
  • level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs met

: Safety and Security

21. Inadequate nutrition: Emaciated and weak appearance

  • Desired effect of the bronchodilator in patient with
  • severe upper respiratory tract infection

: effortless respiration

  • In abdominal assessment, auscultation should

precede palpation to:

: Prevent altering the frequency and character of bowel sounds

24. During palpation: use fingertips

  • After giving analgesic, what is the priority : reassess pain level after 30 minutes to 1 hour of giving the drug
  • McCaffery's guideline in pain management: "whatever the experiencing person says it is, existing whenever and wherever the
  • person say it does" has become the prevailing conceptualization of pain for clinicians over the past few decades

  • To maintain efficacy of nitroglycerine, store drug
  • where

: Keep sublingual tablets in amber glass bottle

  • Appropriate instruction to patient with Patient-
  • Controlled Analgesia

: "Push the button when you feel the pain is starting."

29. Possible sign of ruptured appendix: Pain subsides

  • An effective intervention to prevent perforation of the
  • inflamed appendix

: Keep patient on N PO

  • Short discrete bubbling sounds over the lower region
  • of lungs

: crackles

  • Continuous, high-pitched, squeaky musical sounds
  • adventitious breath sound

: wheezing

  • Acromegaly, manifestation: Enlarged extremities due to skeletal thickness and macroglossia (large tongue)

34. Transphenoidal hypophysectomy, incision site : under the upper lip

35. What to wear BEFORE scrubbing of hands in OR : head cap, mask, goggles

  • Skin preparation in OR, what and how to wear : sterile gloves - open glove technique
  • Most painful site of the wrist during venipuncture : inner aspect of the WRIST
  • Cause of hypospadias: congenital (occurs during 3rd month of fetal development)
  • Surgical operation needed to be postponed for a
  • child with hypospadias

: Circumcision

  • Radioactive iodine uptake determines what : Absorption of the iodine isotope

41. Diet for hypothyroidism: low calorie, high fiber

  • Post-thyroidectomy, assessment for possible
  • laryngeal nerve damage

: Talk with the client and note change in voice

43. Serum calcium level of 5.0 mg/dl, what to do : Assess for signs of tetany

44. Confirmatory diagnosis for hiatal hernia: barium swallow

45. To prevent increase in gastric acid secretion : avoid cigarette smoking

46. Confirmatory test for cholelithiasis: UTZ

  • Morphine is contraindicated for cholelithaisis because:: Causes spasm of the Sphincter of Oddi
  • Bilateral tubal ligation, ask for informed consent to
  • whom

: BOTH husband and wife

49. Role of nurse in informed consent: witness

  • Characteristic (typology) of RBC in iron deficiency
  • anemia

: Microcytic and hypochromic

  • Vitamin B12 deficiency, S/Sx: Slight jaundice, fatigue, paresthesia, glossitis
  • Surgeon came into the OR suite swinging her hands : Oblige the assistant surgeon to scrub again
  • How to apply dressing after stitching of incisional site

ANSWER: Put the dressings, remove his gloves to apply the tape

  • Processes of absorption of nutrients by SMALL
  • intestine

: diffusion and active transport

55. Psoriasis: A chronic inflammatory skin disorder, not contagious

  • Psoriasis skin lesions: Well demarcated regions of erythematous plaques that shed thick silvery white
  • flakes

57. Herpes Zoster (shingles), precipitating factor : decrease immune system

58. Shock, position: modified trendelenburg

  • 2 characteristics of circulating blood volume in septic
  • shock

: (1) Vasodilation and (2) Maldistribution of circulating blood volume

60. Water in the water seal bottle to fluctuate: patent chest tube

61. Chest tube is dislodged: Cover insertion site with petroleum gauze

62. sudden increase drainage in chest tube: Assess for signs of hemorrhage

  • Corticosteroids use, nursing diagnosis: Ineffective protection (risk for infection)

64. Hypoglycemia, manifestations: Cool, moist skin, Slurred speech, Tremors

65. Hyperresonance, determined by: percussion

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