CJE READINESS EXAM / APPROVED
CJE READINESS II EXAM ACTUAL TEST
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Question 1
A major disaster has just occurred in a small town. Two
hospitals are working together to ensure they have an excellent
emergency preparedness plan and are prepared for a disaster.
Place the actions taken to manage the disaster in the correct
order from start to finish.
A. Hospitals start to receive, triage, and treat victims →
Hospitals get ready to receive victims → Official notification of
disaster → Emergency management office notified → Initial call
to 911
B. Initial call placed to 911 emergency response center →
Emergency management office and other first responders
,notified → Official notification of disaster and prediction of
victims made to hospitals → Hospitals get ready to receive
victims → Hospitals start to receive, triage, and treat victims
C. Official notification of disaster → Hospitals get ready →
Initial call to 911 → Emergency management notified →
Hospitals receive victims
D. Emergency management notified → Initial call to 911 →
Hospitals get ready → Official notification → Triage and treat
victims
CORRECT ANSWER: B
Rationale: Disaster management follows a systematic chain of
command. The initial call to 911 activates the emergency
response system. Emergency management and first responders
are then notified to coordinate the response. Official disaster
notification with victim prediction alerts hospitals to prepare.
Hospitals then prepare to receive victims by ambulance and
private vehicles. Finally, hospitals receive, triage, and treat
victims. This sequence ensures proper coordination and resource
allocation.
,Question 2
A client has a chest tube to treat a pneumothorax. The healthcare
provider removes the chest tube per protocol. What is the next
priority nursing action?
A. Apply a sterile dressing over the site
B. Assess the client's breath sounds
C. Notify the healthcare provider of completion
D. Document the procedure
CORRECT ANSWER: B. Assess the client's breath sounds
Rationale: After chest tube removal, the priority nursing action
is to assess the client's breath sounds to ensure the lung remains
expanded and to detect any signs of pneumothorax recurrence or
complications. Breath sounds should be assessed immediately to
establish a baseline and identify any respiratory compromise.
While applying a sterile dressing, notifying the provider, and
documenting are all important, they occur after the immediate
assessment of respiratory status.
Question 3
The nurse prepares to administer morphine sulfate 12 mg via
intravenous injection. The pharmacy provides morphine sulfate
, 10 mg/mL. How many milliliters should the nurse administer?
Round to the nearest tenth.
A. 0.8 mL
B. 1.0 mL
C. 1.2 mL
D. 1.5 mL
CORRECT ANSWER: C. 1.2 mL
Rationale: Use the formula:
Volume =dose ordered÷ dose available
Therefore, the nurse should administer 1.2 mL.
Question 4
The nurse assists a client with dementia in performing activities
of daily living. Which approach is most appropriate for the nurse
to take when caring for the client?
A. Provide multiple step-by-step instructions at once
B. Keep instructions brief and simple
C. Encourage the client to complete all activities independently
without assistance
CJE READINESS II EXAM ACTUAL TEST
BANK 2026/2027 PRACTICE QUESTIONS
AND STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM REAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
WITH DETAILED RATIONALES (100%
RELIABLE SOLUTIONS) CURRENTLY
UPDATED VERSION 2026 EDITION |
GUARANTEED PASS A+ (BRAND NEW!) |
INSTANT DOWNLOAD PDF
Question 1
A major disaster has just occurred in a small town. Two
hospitals are working together to ensure they have an excellent
emergency preparedness plan and are prepared for a disaster.
Place the actions taken to manage the disaster in the correct
order from start to finish.
A. Hospitals start to receive, triage, and treat victims →
Hospitals get ready to receive victims → Official notification of
disaster → Emergency management office notified → Initial call
to 911
B. Initial call placed to 911 emergency response center →
Emergency management office and other first responders
,notified → Official notification of disaster and prediction of
victims made to hospitals → Hospitals get ready to receive
victims → Hospitals start to receive, triage, and treat victims
C. Official notification of disaster → Hospitals get ready →
Initial call to 911 → Emergency management notified →
Hospitals receive victims
D. Emergency management notified → Initial call to 911 →
Hospitals get ready → Official notification → Triage and treat
victims
CORRECT ANSWER: B
Rationale: Disaster management follows a systematic chain of
command. The initial call to 911 activates the emergency
response system. Emergency management and first responders
are then notified to coordinate the response. Official disaster
notification with victim prediction alerts hospitals to prepare.
Hospitals then prepare to receive victims by ambulance and
private vehicles. Finally, hospitals receive, triage, and treat
victims. This sequence ensures proper coordination and resource
allocation.
,Question 2
A client has a chest tube to treat a pneumothorax. The healthcare
provider removes the chest tube per protocol. What is the next
priority nursing action?
A. Apply a sterile dressing over the site
B. Assess the client's breath sounds
C. Notify the healthcare provider of completion
D. Document the procedure
CORRECT ANSWER: B. Assess the client's breath sounds
Rationale: After chest tube removal, the priority nursing action
is to assess the client's breath sounds to ensure the lung remains
expanded and to detect any signs of pneumothorax recurrence or
complications. Breath sounds should be assessed immediately to
establish a baseline and identify any respiratory compromise.
While applying a sterile dressing, notifying the provider, and
documenting are all important, they occur after the immediate
assessment of respiratory status.
Question 3
The nurse prepares to administer morphine sulfate 12 mg via
intravenous injection. The pharmacy provides morphine sulfate
, 10 mg/mL. How many milliliters should the nurse administer?
Round to the nearest tenth.
A. 0.8 mL
B. 1.0 mL
C. 1.2 mL
D. 1.5 mL
CORRECT ANSWER: C. 1.2 mL
Rationale: Use the formula:
Volume =dose ordered÷ dose available
Therefore, the nurse should administer 1.2 mL.
Question 4
The nurse assists a client with dementia in performing activities
of daily living. Which approach is most appropriate for the nurse
to take when caring for the client?
A. Provide multiple step-by-step instructions at once
B. Keep instructions brief and simple
C. Encourage the client to complete all activities independently
without assistance
