CROSSFIT LEVEL 3 PRACTICE TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
▶ Initial Licensure by Examination. Answer: Must submit criminal
background check
Submit a sworn application fee
Verify completion of an approved nursing edu.
Pass NCLEX
Pass NJE with 75%>, NPA/BON rules, 50Q
▶ Disclosure of Criminal Behavior. Answer: Must report any past criminal
behavior or pending charges
-Minor class C misdemeanors excluded
(parking tickets, speeding tickets, jaywalking)
▶ Five Categories of Trust by BON. Answer: Honesty
Accountability
Trustworthiness
Reliability
Integrity
▶ Good Professional Character. Answer: Distinguish right from wrong
Think and act rationally
Keep promises and honor obligations
Be accountable for own behavior
Promptly disclose facts that could enhance health of pt. and protect from
harm
▶ Professional boundaries. Answer: Must recognize/maintain professional
boundaries
-Do or say nothing that can't be documented
Violations
-Physical, Sexual, Emotional, Financial exploitation
▶ Nursing Peer Review. Answer: Separate from BON review
Confidential
,(incident based or Safe harbor)
-Rule 217.19-PR and Whistleblower
-Rule 217.20-SH PR and Whistle blower protections
▶ Incident Based Peer Review. Answer: Any facility employing 10+ must
have one
Referral starts with error/incident
PR without administrators
Fact finding mission
Eval. of practice in atmosphere of collegiality
Determine if incident merit or should be to BON
▶ RN Standards. Answer: Make Nursing Dx
Develop nursing care plan
Eval. pt response to care
Perform Comprehensive assessment
Delegate tasks to UAP
Practice independently w/in NPA board rules
Edu. to care for all pt's stable and unstable
▶ LVN Standards. Answer: Participate in planning of nursing care
Assist in evaluation pt response to tx
Complete focused assessment
Implement appropriate aspects of care
Practice must be supervised
Educated to care for pt. with stable predictable
▶ Duty to pt. Answer: Make/accept only assignments that take into
consideration safety and commensurate with nurse's educational
preparation, experience, knowledge, and physical/emotional ability.
▶ Step 1. Answer: Is the activity consistent with the NPA and BON rules?
▶ Step 2. Answer: Is the activity appropriately authorized?
- Valid order?
- Current policy exist regarding procedure?
- Clarify any questionable orders
▶ Step 3. Answer: Is it supported by nursing research?
, - EBP
▶ Step 4. Answer: Do you possess the required knowledge and
competency to carry out the act?
▶ Step 5. Answer: Would a reasonable and prudent nurse perform this
activity in this setting?
▶ Step 6. Answer: Are you prepared to accept the consequences of your
actions?
▶ Prohibited Delegation Tasks. Answer: Nursing assessments
Plan of care
Professional Judgement/Intervention
Responsibility for initial teaching
Medication administration, IV fluids as well
-Prohibited in acute care settings
-may be delegated in independent living situations
▶ Minor Incident. Answer: Conduct that does not indicate the nurses
continuing to practice professional nursing poses a risk fo harm to the pt. or
other person
▶ Exclusion to Minor Incident Rule. Answer: A nurse involved in a MI does
not need to reported to BON unless...
-Creates sig. risk fo physical, emotional, financial harm
-Lacks a conscientious approach for accountability
-Lacks knowl. and compet. and not easily remedial
-Pattern of multiple minor incidents
-5 minor incidents in a 12 month period must be reported to peer review
▶ NEVER a Minor Incident. Answer: Error contributed to pt. death/serious
harm
Criminal conduct
Serious violation (theft, faud, pt. abuse, exploiting)
Impairment/suspected impairment by chem. dep.
▶ IBPR Due Process Rights. Answer: Facility must have policies in place
for PR
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
▶ Initial Licensure by Examination. Answer: Must submit criminal
background check
Submit a sworn application fee
Verify completion of an approved nursing edu.
Pass NCLEX
Pass NJE with 75%>, NPA/BON rules, 50Q
▶ Disclosure of Criminal Behavior. Answer: Must report any past criminal
behavior or pending charges
-Minor class C misdemeanors excluded
(parking tickets, speeding tickets, jaywalking)
▶ Five Categories of Trust by BON. Answer: Honesty
Accountability
Trustworthiness
Reliability
Integrity
▶ Good Professional Character. Answer: Distinguish right from wrong
Think and act rationally
Keep promises and honor obligations
Be accountable for own behavior
Promptly disclose facts that could enhance health of pt. and protect from
harm
▶ Professional boundaries. Answer: Must recognize/maintain professional
boundaries
-Do or say nothing that can't be documented
Violations
-Physical, Sexual, Emotional, Financial exploitation
▶ Nursing Peer Review. Answer: Separate from BON review
Confidential
,(incident based or Safe harbor)
-Rule 217.19-PR and Whistleblower
-Rule 217.20-SH PR and Whistle blower protections
▶ Incident Based Peer Review. Answer: Any facility employing 10+ must
have one
Referral starts with error/incident
PR without administrators
Fact finding mission
Eval. of practice in atmosphere of collegiality
Determine if incident merit or should be to BON
▶ RN Standards. Answer: Make Nursing Dx
Develop nursing care plan
Eval. pt response to care
Perform Comprehensive assessment
Delegate tasks to UAP
Practice independently w/in NPA board rules
Edu. to care for all pt's stable and unstable
▶ LVN Standards. Answer: Participate in planning of nursing care
Assist in evaluation pt response to tx
Complete focused assessment
Implement appropriate aspects of care
Practice must be supervised
Educated to care for pt. with stable predictable
▶ Duty to pt. Answer: Make/accept only assignments that take into
consideration safety and commensurate with nurse's educational
preparation, experience, knowledge, and physical/emotional ability.
▶ Step 1. Answer: Is the activity consistent with the NPA and BON rules?
▶ Step 2. Answer: Is the activity appropriately authorized?
- Valid order?
- Current policy exist regarding procedure?
- Clarify any questionable orders
▶ Step 3. Answer: Is it supported by nursing research?
, - EBP
▶ Step 4. Answer: Do you possess the required knowledge and
competency to carry out the act?
▶ Step 5. Answer: Would a reasonable and prudent nurse perform this
activity in this setting?
▶ Step 6. Answer: Are you prepared to accept the consequences of your
actions?
▶ Prohibited Delegation Tasks. Answer: Nursing assessments
Plan of care
Professional Judgement/Intervention
Responsibility for initial teaching
Medication administration, IV fluids as well
-Prohibited in acute care settings
-may be delegated in independent living situations
▶ Minor Incident. Answer: Conduct that does not indicate the nurses
continuing to practice professional nursing poses a risk fo harm to the pt. or
other person
▶ Exclusion to Minor Incident Rule. Answer: A nurse involved in a MI does
not need to reported to BON unless...
-Creates sig. risk fo physical, emotional, financial harm
-Lacks a conscientious approach for accountability
-Lacks knowl. and compet. and not easily remedial
-Pattern of multiple minor incidents
-5 minor incidents in a 12 month period must be reported to peer review
▶ NEVER a Minor Incident. Answer: Error contributed to pt. death/serious
harm
Criminal conduct
Serious violation (theft, faud, pt. abuse, exploiting)
Impairment/suspected impairment by chem. dep.
▶ IBPR Due Process Rights. Answer: Facility must have policies in place
for PR
