NUR-111 EXAM 1 PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027 |
NURSING STUDY GUIDE, QUESTIONS, ANSWERS &
EXAM REVIEW
1 of 50
Term
18. The client is in the bathroom. When the nurse enters the room to
give medications, the client asks the nurse to leave the pills on the
bedside table. Which action should the nurse take?
A. Leave the medication on the bedside table.
B. Wait in the room until the client comes out of the bathroom 15
minutes later.
C. Go into the bathroom and give the client the pills.
D. Tell the client "I will return in ten minutes with the pills."
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D. "What specific complications have A. Document the findings and
you experienced?" continue to monitor the patient.
, A. Subjective data from a primary D. Tell the client "I will return in
source. ten minutes with the pills."
Don't know?
2 of 50
Term
11. Which activity is a part of the planning phase of the nursing process?
A. Formulating a nursing diagnosis.
B. Analyzing client data.
C. Developing client goals/outcomes.
D. Carrying out a nursing action.
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C. Developing client
D. Realize the bleb is expected.
goals/outcomes.
A. Subjective data from a primary C. "I should buy insulin syringes with
source. 28 gauge needles."
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3 of 50
Term
,22. Which is a correctly stated nursing diagnosis?
A. Strep throat related to not finishing course of antibiotics as
evidenced by oral temperature of 103 degrees F.
B. Skin breakdown related to wet bed secondary to frequent urination
as evidenced by rash to perinea! area.
C. Myocardial infarction related to ischemia and poor blood flow as
evidenced by chest pain.
D. Imbalanced nutrition, less than body requirements, related to
difficulty swallowing as evidenced by 15 pound weight loss in the past
month.
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C. "I should buy insulin syringes with B. "May I help you with a bed bath
28 gauge needles." now or later this morning?"
D. Imbalanced nutrition, less
than body requirements, related
D. "What specific complications have
to difficulty swallowing as
you experienced?"
evidenced by 15 pound weight
loss in the past month.
Don't know?
4 of 50
Term
47. A nurse is assessing a patient's eyes for extraocular movements.
Which action correctly describes a step the nurse would take when
performing this test?
, A. Ask the patient to sit about 3 ft away facing the nurse.
B. Keep a penlight about 1 ft from the patient's face and move it slowly
through the cardinal positions.
C. Move a penlight in a circular motion in front of the patient's eyes.
D. Ask the patient to cover one eye with a hand or index card.
Give this one a go later!
B. Keep a penlight about 1 ft
A. Identify her own values and how
from the patient's face and
these values relate to her philosophy
move it slowly through the
of nursing.
cardinal positions.
A. The nurse discussed the client's
A. Determine the client's preferences
condition and diagnosis with a family
about hygiene practices
friend over the telephone.
Don't know?
5 of 50
Term
43. A veteran nurse, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor negligence
charge in the case of a 75-year-old woman who died after slipping into
a coma during routine outpatient hernia surgery. The nurse admitted
failing to monitor the woman's vital signs during the procedure. The
surgeon who performed the procedure called the nurse's action pure
negligence, stating that the patient could have been saved. The patient
was a vibrant grandmother of 10 who had walked three quarters of a
mile the morning of her surgery and had sung in her church choir the
NURSING STUDY GUIDE, QUESTIONS, ANSWERS &
EXAM REVIEW
1 of 50
Term
18. The client is in the bathroom. When the nurse enters the room to
give medications, the client asks the nurse to leave the pills on the
bedside table. Which action should the nurse take?
A. Leave the medication on the bedside table.
B. Wait in the room until the client comes out of the bathroom 15
minutes later.
C. Go into the bathroom and give the client the pills.
D. Tell the client "I will return in ten minutes with the pills."
Give this one a go later!
D. "What specific complications have A. Document the findings and
you experienced?" continue to monitor the patient.
, A. Subjective data from a primary D. Tell the client "I will return in
source. ten minutes with the pills."
Don't know?
2 of 50
Term
11. Which activity is a part of the planning phase of the nursing process?
A. Formulating a nursing diagnosis.
B. Analyzing client data.
C. Developing client goals/outcomes.
D. Carrying out a nursing action.
Give this one a go later!
C. Developing client
D. Realize the bleb is expected.
goals/outcomes.
A. Subjective data from a primary C. "I should buy insulin syringes with
source. 28 gauge needles."
Don't know?
3 of 50
Term
,22. Which is a correctly stated nursing diagnosis?
A. Strep throat related to not finishing course of antibiotics as
evidenced by oral temperature of 103 degrees F.
B. Skin breakdown related to wet bed secondary to frequent urination
as evidenced by rash to perinea! area.
C. Myocardial infarction related to ischemia and poor blood flow as
evidenced by chest pain.
D. Imbalanced nutrition, less than body requirements, related to
difficulty swallowing as evidenced by 15 pound weight loss in the past
month.
Give this one a go later!
C. "I should buy insulin syringes with B. "May I help you with a bed bath
28 gauge needles." now or later this morning?"
D. Imbalanced nutrition, less
than body requirements, related
D. "What specific complications have
to difficulty swallowing as
you experienced?"
evidenced by 15 pound weight
loss in the past month.
Don't know?
4 of 50
Term
47. A nurse is assessing a patient's eyes for extraocular movements.
Which action correctly describes a step the nurse would take when
performing this test?
, A. Ask the patient to sit about 3 ft away facing the nurse.
B. Keep a penlight about 1 ft from the patient's face and move it slowly
through the cardinal positions.
C. Move a penlight in a circular motion in front of the patient's eyes.
D. Ask the patient to cover one eye with a hand or index card.
Give this one a go later!
B. Keep a penlight about 1 ft
A. Identify her own values and how
from the patient's face and
these values relate to her philosophy
move it slowly through the
of nursing.
cardinal positions.
A. The nurse discussed the client's
A. Determine the client's preferences
condition and diagnosis with a family
about hygiene practices
friend over the telephone.
Don't know?
5 of 50
Term
43. A veteran nurse, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor negligence
charge in the case of a 75-year-old woman who died after slipping into
a coma during routine outpatient hernia surgery. The nurse admitted
failing to monitor the woman's vital signs during the procedure. The
surgeon who performed the procedure called the nurse's action pure
negligence, stating that the patient could have been saved. The patient
was a vibrant grandmother of 10 who had walked three quarters of a
mile the morning of her surgery and had sung in her church choir the
