NCLEX Random Practice Questions
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Answers & Rationales
what is the rinne test? - answer-a hearing test, primarily used to
evaluate hearing loss in one ear.
what is two point discrimination - answer-assesses tactile sense. the
ability to discern that two nearby objects touching the skin are truly
two distinct points, not one. It is often tested with two sharp points
during a neurological examination
A nurse has just inserted an indwelling foley catheter in a client
scheduled for surgery. What should the nurse document? - answer-
perineal skin assessment
urine quality, quantity, and odor
client teaching
date and time
type catheter inserted
what is an anticholinergic agent that is used for extrapyramidal effects
caused by meds such as haloperidol? - answer-benztropine
,what is atropine? - answer-This is an anticholinergic agent, but not one
commonly used to treat pseudoparkinsonism, a form of extrapyramidal
side effects. It is commonly used to treat arrhythmias and
preoperatively to decrease secretions.
what is chlorpromazine? - answer-an antipsychotic medication
when do you give kayexalate? - answer-when potassium is high
what signs and symptoms will the nurse look for when monitoring an
infant client for dehydration? - answer-amber colored urine
fussiness
tachypnea
no tears when crying
what is a blakemore tub? - answer-medical device inserted through
nose or mouth that compresses against gastrointestinal junction and
reduces blood flow to esophageal varices
you have a 6th month old patient being admitted with acute
gastroenteritis. what room assignment is most appropriate? - answer-
private room, because gastroenteritis is contagious, so if at all possible,
place the child in a private room, so other children would be less likely
to contract the gastroenteritis
, what info should be included in the health promotion plan for parents
of toddlers regarding the promotion of adequate bowel elimination in
toddlers? - answer-include adequate fiber in the diet through whole
grains and fruits
increase intake of water daily
provide toileting opportunities that are free from distractions
encourage the toddler to go to the bathroom at least three times daily
what is the frontal lobe responsible for? - answer-motor control, ability
to speak words, concentration, memory, and judgment
give a function of the parietal lobe? - answer-decreased sensation
what is a function of the occipital lobe? - answer-impaired vision
what is a function of the temporal lobe? - answer-decreased hearing
what is the purpose of recieving methotrexate? - answer-this
medication will stop the growth of the embryo to save the fallopian
tube
what vaccines are recommended for older adults? - answer-flu
herpes zoster
diptheria
2026 | Full Question Bank with
Answers & Rationales
what is the rinne test? - answer-a hearing test, primarily used to
evaluate hearing loss in one ear.
what is two point discrimination - answer-assesses tactile sense. the
ability to discern that two nearby objects touching the skin are truly
two distinct points, not one. It is often tested with two sharp points
during a neurological examination
A nurse has just inserted an indwelling foley catheter in a client
scheduled for surgery. What should the nurse document? - answer-
perineal skin assessment
urine quality, quantity, and odor
client teaching
date and time
type catheter inserted
what is an anticholinergic agent that is used for extrapyramidal effects
caused by meds such as haloperidol? - answer-benztropine
,what is atropine? - answer-This is an anticholinergic agent, but not one
commonly used to treat pseudoparkinsonism, a form of extrapyramidal
side effects. It is commonly used to treat arrhythmias and
preoperatively to decrease secretions.
what is chlorpromazine? - answer-an antipsychotic medication
when do you give kayexalate? - answer-when potassium is high
what signs and symptoms will the nurse look for when monitoring an
infant client for dehydration? - answer-amber colored urine
fussiness
tachypnea
no tears when crying
what is a blakemore tub? - answer-medical device inserted through
nose or mouth that compresses against gastrointestinal junction and
reduces blood flow to esophageal varices
you have a 6th month old patient being admitted with acute
gastroenteritis. what room assignment is most appropriate? - answer-
private room, because gastroenteritis is contagious, so if at all possible,
place the child in a private room, so other children would be less likely
to contract the gastroenteritis
, what info should be included in the health promotion plan for parents
of toddlers regarding the promotion of adequate bowel elimination in
toddlers? - answer-include adequate fiber in the diet through whole
grains and fruits
increase intake of water daily
provide toileting opportunities that are free from distractions
encourage the toddler to go to the bathroom at least three times daily
what is the frontal lobe responsible for? - answer-motor control, ability
to speak words, concentration, memory, and judgment
give a function of the parietal lobe? - answer-decreased sensation
what is a function of the occipital lobe? - answer-impaired vision
what is a function of the temporal lobe? - answer-decreased hearing
what is the purpose of recieving methotrexate? - answer-this
medication will stop the growth of the embryo to save the fallopian
tube
what vaccines are recommended for older adults? - answer-flu
herpes zoster
diptheria
