2023 NCLEX RN ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK
LATEST 100+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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Terms in this set (115)
1. I can wait 3 to 4 days after A client has obtained Plan B (levonorgestrel 0.75 mg, 2
intercourse to start taking tablets) as emergency contraception. After unprotected
these to prevent pregnancy. intercourse , the client calls the clinic to ask questions
Plan B is a series of about taking the contraceptives. The nurse realizes the
contraceptive pills similar in client needs further explanation when she makes which
composition to birth control of the following responses?
pills that have been used
for the past 30 years. Plan B
is the brand name for
levonorgestrel 0.75 mg. Pills
are most effective if taken
immediately after
unprotected intercourse
and then again 12 hours
later. Males can purchase
this contraceptive as long
as they are over 18 years of
age. Common side effects
include nausea, breast
tenderness, vertigo, and
stomach pain.
,3. Breast - or bottle-feeding An antenatal G2, T1, P0, Ab0, L1 client is discussing her
plan. postpartum plans for birth control with her health care
Birth control plans are provider. In analyzing the available choices, which of the
influenced primarily by following factors has the greatest impact on her birth
whether the mother is control options?
breast- or bottle-feeding
her infant. The maternal milk
supply must be well
established prior to the
initiation of most hormonal
birth control methods. Low-
dose oral contraceptives
would be the exception.
Use of
estrogen-/progesterone-
based pills and
progesterone-only pills are
commonly initiated from 4
to 6 weeks postpartum
because the milk supply is
well established by this
time. Prior experiences with
birth control methods have
an impact on the method
chosen as do to
preferences of the client's
partner; however, they are
not the most influential
factors. Desire to have
another child in two years
would make some methods,
such as an IUD, less
attractive but would still be
secondary to the choice to
breast-feed.
,4. If there is discharge from After the nurse instructs a 20 year old nulligravid client
my nipples, I should call my on how to perform a breast self-examination, which of
health care provider. the following client statements indicates that the
The nurse determines that teaching has been successful?
the client has understood
the instructions when the
client says that she will
notify her primary health
care provider if she notices
discharge or bleeding
because this may be
symptomatic of underlying
disease. Ideally, breast self-
examination should be
performed about 1 week
after the onset of menses
because hormonal
influences on breast tissue
are at a low ebb at this time.
The client should perform
breast self-examination on
the same day each month
only if she has stopped
menstruating (as with
menopause). The client's
breasts should mirror each
other. If one breast is
significantly larger than the
other, or if there is "pitting"
of breast tissue, a tumor
may be present.
, 3. Ovulation usually occurs Which of the following would be important to include in
on day 14, plus or minus 2 the teaching plan for the client who wants more
days, before the onset of information on ovulation and fertility management?
the next menstrual cycle.
For a client with a typical
menstrual cycle of 28 days,
ovulation usually occurs on
day 14, plus or minus 2 days,
before the onset of the next
menstrual cycle. Stated
another way, the menstrual
period begins about 2
weeks after ovulation has
occurred. Ovulation does
not usually occur during the
menses component of the
cycle when the uterine
lining is being shed. In most
women, the ovum survives
for about 12 to 24 hours
after ovulation, during
which time conception is
possible. The basal body
temperature rises 0.5 F to
1.0 F (0.28 C to 0.56 C) when
ovulation occurs. Although
some women experience
some pelvic discomfort
during ovulation
(mittelschmerz), severe or
unusual pain is rare. After
ovulation, the cervical
mucus is thin and copious.
LATEST 100+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES/RN
NCLEX TEST BANK|ALREADY GRADED
Terms in this set (115)
1. I can wait 3 to 4 days after A client has obtained Plan B (levonorgestrel 0.75 mg, 2
intercourse to start taking tablets) as emergency contraception. After unprotected
these to prevent pregnancy. intercourse , the client calls the clinic to ask questions
Plan B is a series of about taking the contraceptives. The nurse realizes the
contraceptive pills similar in client needs further explanation when she makes which
composition to birth control of the following responses?
pills that have been used
for the past 30 years. Plan B
is the brand name for
levonorgestrel 0.75 mg. Pills
are most effective if taken
immediately after
unprotected intercourse
and then again 12 hours
later. Males can purchase
this contraceptive as long
as they are over 18 years of
age. Common side effects
include nausea, breast
tenderness, vertigo, and
stomach pain.
,3. Breast - or bottle-feeding An antenatal G2, T1, P0, Ab0, L1 client is discussing her
plan. postpartum plans for birth control with her health care
Birth control plans are provider. In analyzing the available choices, which of the
influenced primarily by following factors has the greatest impact on her birth
whether the mother is control options?
breast- or bottle-feeding
her infant. The maternal milk
supply must be well
established prior to the
initiation of most hormonal
birth control methods. Low-
dose oral contraceptives
would be the exception.
Use of
estrogen-/progesterone-
based pills and
progesterone-only pills are
commonly initiated from 4
to 6 weeks postpartum
because the milk supply is
well established by this
time. Prior experiences with
birth control methods have
an impact on the method
chosen as do to
preferences of the client's
partner; however, they are
not the most influential
factors. Desire to have
another child in two years
would make some methods,
such as an IUD, less
attractive but would still be
secondary to the choice to
breast-feed.
,4. If there is discharge from After the nurse instructs a 20 year old nulligravid client
my nipples, I should call my on how to perform a breast self-examination, which of
health care provider. the following client statements indicates that the
The nurse determines that teaching has been successful?
the client has understood
the instructions when the
client says that she will
notify her primary health
care provider if she notices
discharge or bleeding
because this may be
symptomatic of underlying
disease. Ideally, breast self-
examination should be
performed about 1 week
after the onset of menses
because hormonal
influences on breast tissue
are at a low ebb at this time.
The client should perform
breast self-examination on
the same day each month
only if she has stopped
menstruating (as with
menopause). The client's
breasts should mirror each
other. If one breast is
significantly larger than the
other, or if there is "pitting"
of breast tissue, a tumor
may be present.
, 3. Ovulation usually occurs Which of the following would be important to include in
on day 14, plus or minus 2 the teaching plan for the client who wants more
days, before the onset of information on ovulation and fertility management?
the next menstrual cycle.
For a client with a typical
menstrual cycle of 28 days,
ovulation usually occurs on
day 14, plus or minus 2 days,
before the onset of the next
menstrual cycle. Stated
another way, the menstrual
period begins about 2
weeks after ovulation has
occurred. Ovulation does
not usually occur during the
menses component of the
cycle when the uterine
lining is being shed. In most
women, the ovum survives
for about 12 to 24 hours
after ovulation, during
which time conception is
possible. The basal body
temperature rises 0.5 F to
1.0 F (0.28 C to 0.56 C) when
ovulation occurs. Although
some women experience
some pelvic discomfort
during ovulation
(mittelschmerz), severe or
unusual pain is rare. After
ovulation, the cervical
mucus is thin and copious.
