SAUDI PROMETRIC LATEST QUESTIONS
ANDANSWER 2026-27 JUST RELEASED VERSION
1 –An elderly patient is admitted to the hospital with swollen ankles.
The best way to limit edema of the feet is for the nurse to:
A. Restrict fluids
B. Apply bandages
C. Elevate the legs
D. Do passive range of motion exercises (ROM)
Answer : C
2 Which of the following actions is the most effective measure to
reduce hospital acquired infections?
A. Double bagging of all contaminated laundry
B. Restricting visitors of infectious patients
C. Using disposable supplies
D. Correct hand washing
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,Answer : D
3 –A patient is diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis. The nurse would
expect the physician to prescribe:
A. Regular insulin IV
B. NPH insulin SC
C. Glucagon IM
D. Mixed insulin SC
Answer : A
4 – The rationale for having the patient void before an abdominal
paracentesis procedure is to:
A. Minimize discomfort
B. Avoid abdominal distention
C. Prevent bladder puncture
D. Reduce infection rate
Answer : C
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,5 – An 85-year-old man is admitted with dementia. He continuously
attempts to remove his nasogastric tube. The nurse applies cloth wrist
restraints as ordered.Which of the following
actions by the nurse is most appropriate?
A. Evaluate the need to restrain by observing patient’s behavior once
every 24 hrs
B. Perform circulation checks to the extremities every two hours
C. Remove the restraints when the patient is sleeping
D. Instruct family to limit physical contact with the patient
Answer : B
6 –During balloon inflation of an indwelling urinary catheter, the
patient complains ofpainanddiscomfort. The nurse should:
A. Continue the procedure and assure the patient
B. Aspirate the fluid and remove the catheter
C. Withdraw the fluid and reinsert the catheter
D. Decrease the amount of injected fluid and secure
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, Answer : C
7 –A patient is to receive 25mg/hr of an aminophylline infusion. The
solution preparedbythe pharmacy contains 500mg of aminophylline in
1000ml of D5W.Howmanymilligramsare available per ml?
• A. 0.25 mg/ml
• B. 0.5 mg/ml
• C. 1 mg/ml
• D. 2 mg/ml
Answer : B
Question No : 8 –
A patient has had a total hip joint replacement. Which of the following
actions should the
nurse consider for the patient’s daily recommended exercise program?
• A. Administering an analgesic before exercising
• B. Discontinuing the program if the patient dislikes it
• C. Continuing exercises inspire of severe pain
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ANDANSWER 2026-27 JUST RELEASED VERSION
1 –An elderly patient is admitted to the hospital with swollen ankles.
The best way to limit edema of the feet is for the nurse to:
A. Restrict fluids
B. Apply bandages
C. Elevate the legs
D. Do passive range of motion exercises (ROM)
Answer : C
2 Which of the following actions is the most effective measure to
reduce hospital acquired infections?
A. Double bagging of all contaminated laundry
B. Restricting visitors of infectious patients
C. Using disposable supplies
D. Correct hand washing
1
,Answer : D
3 –A patient is diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis. The nurse would
expect the physician to prescribe:
A. Regular insulin IV
B. NPH insulin SC
C. Glucagon IM
D. Mixed insulin SC
Answer : A
4 – The rationale for having the patient void before an abdominal
paracentesis procedure is to:
A. Minimize discomfort
B. Avoid abdominal distention
C. Prevent bladder puncture
D. Reduce infection rate
Answer : C
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,5 – An 85-year-old man is admitted with dementia. He continuously
attempts to remove his nasogastric tube. The nurse applies cloth wrist
restraints as ordered.Which of the following
actions by the nurse is most appropriate?
A. Evaluate the need to restrain by observing patient’s behavior once
every 24 hrs
B. Perform circulation checks to the extremities every two hours
C. Remove the restraints when the patient is sleeping
D. Instruct family to limit physical contact with the patient
Answer : B
6 –During balloon inflation of an indwelling urinary catheter, the
patient complains ofpainanddiscomfort. The nurse should:
A. Continue the procedure and assure the patient
B. Aspirate the fluid and remove the catheter
C. Withdraw the fluid and reinsert the catheter
D. Decrease the amount of injected fluid and secure
3
, Answer : C
7 –A patient is to receive 25mg/hr of an aminophylline infusion. The
solution preparedbythe pharmacy contains 500mg of aminophylline in
1000ml of D5W.Howmanymilligramsare available per ml?
• A. 0.25 mg/ml
• B. 0.5 mg/ml
• C. 1 mg/ml
• D. 2 mg/ml
Answer : B
Question No : 8 –
A patient has had a total hip joint replacement. Which of the following
actions should the
nurse consider for the patient’s daily recommended exercise program?
• A. Administering an analgesic before exercising
• B. Discontinuing the program if the patient dislikes it
• C. Continuing exercises inspire of severe pain
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