Fundamentals of Nursing Exam Two NCLEX
Questions AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ASSURED SUCCESS
An older resident who is Identifying his door with his picture and a balloon
disoriented likes to
wander the halls of his
long-term care facility.
Which action would be
most appropriate for the
nurse to use as an
alternative to restraints?
The joint commission The nurse ensures that two fingers can be inserted
issues guidelines between the restraint and patient's ankle
recording the use of
restraints. In which case is
a restraint properly used?
A nurse orients an older Explain how to operate the call bell.
patient to the safety
features in her hospital
room. What is a priority
component of this
admission routine?
,At a follow-up visit, a " There is a slower-paced yoga called Kripalu that
patient recovering from a focuses on coming into balance and relaxation that
myocardial infarction tells you could look into."
the nurse, " I feel like my
life is out of control ever
since I had the heart
attack. I would like to sign
up for yoga, but I don't
think I'm strong enough to
hold the poses for long."
What would be the nurses
best response?
A nurse is providing a Many nurse are expanding their clinical practice by
lecture on CHAs to a incorporating CHA to meet the demands of patients
group of patients in a
rehabilitation facility.
Which teaching point
should the nurse include?
A nurse is caring for a The nurse administers naproxen and uses guided
patient who has crippling imagery tp take the patient's mind off the plan
rheumatoid arthritis. Which
nursing intervention BEST
represents the use of
integrative care?
A nurse works for a providing patient edu
healthcare provider who
practices the naturopathic making appropriate interventions to prevent illness
system of medicine. What
is the focus of nursing believing in the healing power of nature
actions based on this type
of medical practice? encouraging patients to take responsibility for their
Select all that apply. own health
, applying heat or ice to an extremity
A nurse cares for patients
in a chiropractic office. explaining the use of electrical stimulation
What patient edu might
this nurse perform? Select teaching a patient relaxation techniques
all that apply.
teaching about dietary suppliments
A nurse is caring for a Guided imagery
postoperative patient who
is experiencing pain.
Which CHA might the
nurse use to ensure active
participation by the
patient to achieve
effective pre- or
postoperative pain
control?
A nurse is guiding a teach the patient to let distractions come and go
patient in the practice of naturally without judging them
medication. Which
teaching point is most
useful in helping the
patient to achieve a state
of calmness, physical
relaxation, and
physiological balance?
A nurse working in a long- A patient who has nausea
term care facility
incorporates
aromatherapy into her
practice. For which patient
would this nurse use the
herb ginger?
, 5/26/25, 9:45 PM Fundamentals of Nursing Exam Two NCLEX Questions QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWE…
A nurse manager who A patient who is anxious about the residual pain from
works in a hospital setting the cervical spinal surgery
is researching the use of
energy healing to use an
integrative care practice.
Which patient would be
the best candidate for this
type of CHA?
A nurse administers a dose assess the vomit, look for the pill
of an oral medication for
hypertension to a patient
who immediately vomits
after swallowing the pill.
What would be the
appropriate initial action
of the nurse in this
situation?
A nurse is administering Discontinue the tube feeding and leave the tube
phenytoin via a gastric clamped for required period of time before and after
tube to a patient who is medication administration
receiving tube feedings.
What would be an
appropriate action of the
nurse in this situation?
A nurse who is distribution occurs after a drug has been absorbed
administering medications into the bloodstream and is made available to body
to patients in an acute fluids and tissues
care setting studies the
pharmacokinetics of the during first-pass effect,drugs move from the intestinal
drugs being administered. lumen to the liver by way of the portal vein instead of
Which statement going into the systems circulation
accurately describes these
mechanisms of action? excretion is the process of removing a drug, or its
Select all that apply. metablites
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Questions AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ASSURED SUCCESS
An older resident who is Identifying his door with his picture and a balloon
disoriented likes to
wander the halls of his
long-term care facility.
Which action would be
most appropriate for the
nurse to use as an
alternative to restraints?
The joint commission The nurse ensures that two fingers can be inserted
issues guidelines between the restraint and patient's ankle
recording the use of
restraints. In which case is
a restraint properly used?
A nurse orients an older Explain how to operate the call bell.
patient to the safety
features in her hospital
room. What is a priority
component of this
admission routine?
,At a follow-up visit, a " There is a slower-paced yoga called Kripalu that
patient recovering from a focuses on coming into balance and relaxation that
myocardial infarction tells you could look into."
the nurse, " I feel like my
life is out of control ever
since I had the heart
attack. I would like to sign
up for yoga, but I don't
think I'm strong enough to
hold the poses for long."
What would be the nurses
best response?
A nurse is providing a Many nurse are expanding their clinical practice by
lecture on CHAs to a incorporating CHA to meet the demands of patients
group of patients in a
rehabilitation facility.
Which teaching point
should the nurse include?
A nurse is caring for a The nurse administers naproxen and uses guided
patient who has crippling imagery tp take the patient's mind off the plan
rheumatoid arthritis. Which
nursing intervention BEST
represents the use of
integrative care?
A nurse works for a providing patient edu
healthcare provider who
practices the naturopathic making appropriate interventions to prevent illness
system of medicine. What
is the focus of nursing believing in the healing power of nature
actions based on this type
of medical practice? encouraging patients to take responsibility for their
Select all that apply. own health
, applying heat or ice to an extremity
A nurse cares for patients
in a chiropractic office. explaining the use of electrical stimulation
What patient edu might
this nurse perform? Select teaching a patient relaxation techniques
all that apply.
teaching about dietary suppliments
A nurse is caring for a Guided imagery
postoperative patient who
is experiencing pain.
Which CHA might the
nurse use to ensure active
participation by the
patient to achieve
effective pre- or
postoperative pain
control?
A nurse is guiding a teach the patient to let distractions come and go
patient in the practice of naturally without judging them
medication. Which
teaching point is most
useful in helping the
patient to achieve a state
of calmness, physical
relaxation, and
physiological balance?
A nurse working in a long- A patient who has nausea
term care facility
incorporates
aromatherapy into her
practice. For which patient
would this nurse use the
herb ginger?
, 5/26/25, 9:45 PM Fundamentals of Nursing Exam Two NCLEX Questions QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWE…
A nurse manager who A patient who is anxious about the residual pain from
works in a hospital setting the cervical spinal surgery
is researching the use of
energy healing to use an
integrative care practice.
Which patient would be
the best candidate for this
type of CHA?
A nurse administers a dose assess the vomit, look for the pill
of an oral medication for
hypertension to a patient
who immediately vomits
after swallowing the pill.
What would be the
appropriate initial action
of the nurse in this
situation?
A nurse is administering Discontinue the tube feeding and leave the tube
phenytoin via a gastric clamped for required period of time before and after
tube to a patient who is medication administration
receiving tube feedings.
What would be an
appropriate action of the
nurse in this situation?
A nurse who is distribution occurs after a drug has been absorbed
administering medications into the bloodstream and is made available to body
to patients in an acute fluids and tissues
care setting studies the
pharmacokinetics of the during first-pass effect,drugs move from the intestinal
drugs being administered. lumen to the liver by way of the portal vein instead of
Which statement going into the systems circulation
accurately describes these
mechanisms of action? excretion is the process of removing a drug, or its
Select all that apply. metablites
… 4/70
