NCLEX-RN PRACTICE QUIZ TEST BANK 2 | 75 VERIFIED
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FOR 2026 EXAM PREP
Parkinson's disease - CORRECT ANSWERA progressive neurological
disorder affecting movement.
Impaired Physical Mobility - CORRECT ANSWERLimited ability to
move due to neuromuscular issues.
Nursing Assistant (NA) - CORRECT ANSWERA caregiver who assists
patients with daily activities.
Ambulation - CORRECT ANSWERThe act of walking or moving about.
Independence in Care - CORRECT ANSWEREncouraging patients to
perform self-care tasks.
Chronic Low Back Pain - CORRECT ANSWERPersistent pain in the
lower back region.
Exercise for Back Pain - CORRECT ANSWERActivities to strengthen
back and alleviate pain.
,Heat Application - CORRECT ANSWERUsing heat to increase blood
flow and relax muscles.
Ice Application - CORRECT ANSWERUsing ice to reduce swelling and
constrict blood vessels.
High-Heeled Shoes - CORRECT ANSWERFootwear that alters spine
alignment and increases pain.
Firm Mattress - CORRECT ANSWERA mattress providing support to
prevent back pain.
Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) - CORRECT ANSWERDamage to the spinal
cord affecting bodily functions.
Autonomic Dysreflexia - CORRECT ANSWERA medical emergency due
to spinal cord injury.
Increased Blood Pressure - CORRECT ANSWERElevated blood
pressure often indicating stress or pain.
Decreased Heart Rate - CORRECT ANSWERLower than normal heart
rate, can indicate distress.
Diaphoresis - CORRECT ANSWERExcessive sweating, often a sign of
distress.
,Flushing - CORRECT ANSWERRedness of the skin, often due to
increased blood flow.
Foley Tubing - CORRECT ANSWERA catheter used to drain urine from
the bladder.
Kinks in Tubing - CORRECT ANSWERObstructions in catheter tubing
affecting urine flow.
Notify Physician - CORRECT ANSWERInforming a doctor about
significant patient changes.
Patient Education - CORRECT ANSWERTeaching patients about health
management and self-care.
Medium-Firm Mattress - CORRECT ANSWERA mattress that balances
comfort and support.
Autonomic Dysreflexia - CORRECT ANSWERA syndrome caused by
noxious stimuli.
Distended Bladder - CORRECT ANSWERA common cause of
autonomic dysreflexia.
, Fecal Impaction - CORRECT ANSWERAnother cause of autonomic
dysreflexia symptoms.
Room Temperature Adjustment - CORRECT ANSWERMay alleviate
symptoms of autonomic dysreflexia.
Tylenol - CORRECT ANSWERIneffective for treating autonomic
dysreflexia headaches.
Physician Notification - CORRECT ANSWERRequired if nursing actions
fail to resolve symptoms.
Charge Nurse Assignment - CORRECT ANSWERAssign stable patients
to new graduate RNs.
Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) - CORRECT ANSWERDamage to spinal nerves
affecting body signals.
Axons - CORRECT ANSWERNerve cell wires transmitting signals
through vertebrae.
C3-4 Injury - CORRECT ANSWERHigh cervical injury risking respiratory
compromise.
Respiratory Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERPriority for patients with
spinal cord injuries.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FOR 2026 EXAM PREP
Parkinson's disease - CORRECT ANSWERA progressive neurological
disorder affecting movement.
Impaired Physical Mobility - CORRECT ANSWERLimited ability to
move due to neuromuscular issues.
Nursing Assistant (NA) - CORRECT ANSWERA caregiver who assists
patients with daily activities.
Ambulation - CORRECT ANSWERThe act of walking or moving about.
Independence in Care - CORRECT ANSWEREncouraging patients to
perform self-care tasks.
Chronic Low Back Pain - CORRECT ANSWERPersistent pain in the
lower back region.
Exercise for Back Pain - CORRECT ANSWERActivities to strengthen
back and alleviate pain.
,Heat Application - CORRECT ANSWERUsing heat to increase blood
flow and relax muscles.
Ice Application - CORRECT ANSWERUsing ice to reduce swelling and
constrict blood vessels.
High-Heeled Shoes - CORRECT ANSWERFootwear that alters spine
alignment and increases pain.
Firm Mattress - CORRECT ANSWERA mattress providing support to
prevent back pain.
Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) - CORRECT ANSWERDamage to the spinal
cord affecting bodily functions.
Autonomic Dysreflexia - CORRECT ANSWERA medical emergency due
to spinal cord injury.
Increased Blood Pressure - CORRECT ANSWERElevated blood
pressure often indicating stress or pain.
Decreased Heart Rate - CORRECT ANSWERLower than normal heart
rate, can indicate distress.
Diaphoresis - CORRECT ANSWERExcessive sweating, often a sign of
distress.
,Flushing - CORRECT ANSWERRedness of the skin, often due to
increased blood flow.
Foley Tubing - CORRECT ANSWERA catheter used to drain urine from
the bladder.
Kinks in Tubing - CORRECT ANSWERObstructions in catheter tubing
affecting urine flow.
Notify Physician - CORRECT ANSWERInforming a doctor about
significant patient changes.
Patient Education - CORRECT ANSWERTeaching patients about health
management and self-care.
Medium-Firm Mattress - CORRECT ANSWERA mattress that balances
comfort and support.
Autonomic Dysreflexia - CORRECT ANSWERA syndrome caused by
noxious stimuli.
Distended Bladder - CORRECT ANSWERA common cause of
autonomic dysreflexia.
, Fecal Impaction - CORRECT ANSWERAnother cause of autonomic
dysreflexia symptoms.
Room Temperature Adjustment - CORRECT ANSWERMay alleviate
symptoms of autonomic dysreflexia.
Tylenol - CORRECT ANSWERIneffective for treating autonomic
dysreflexia headaches.
Physician Notification - CORRECT ANSWERRequired if nursing actions
fail to resolve symptoms.
Charge Nurse Assignment - CORRECT ANSWERAssign stable patients
to new graduate RNs.
Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) - CORRECT ANSWERDamage to spinal nerves
affecting body signals.
Axons - CORRECT ANSWERNerve cell wires transmitting signals
through vertebrae.
C3-4 Injury - CORRECT ANSWERHigh cervical injury risking respiratory
compromise.
Respiratory Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERPriority for patients with
spinal cord injuries.
