NCLEX-RN Exam Questions With Correct Answers.
clinical presentation of cardiac tamponade (Beck triad)? - accurate answers-
hypotension or narrow pulse pressure, muffled heart sounds, & neck vein
distension
Risk factors for pelvic inflammatory disease - accurate answers-multiple
sexual partners, Hx of clamydia/gonorrhea/PID, partner with STI,
unprotected sex, age 15-25
Rule of Nines (adult) - accurate answers-4 mL X kg X TBSA burned = infusion
volume (mL)
common thrombolytic agents - accurate answers-[-LACE] ateplase,
tenecteplase, reteplase
Bell's palsy - accurate answers-inflammation of cranial nerve VII that results
in facial muscle weakness and inability to close the eyelids.
Pt's. require eye/oral care.
RN interventions for somatic symptom disorder (SSD) - accurate answers-
*redirect somatic complaints to unrelated, neutral topics
*limit time spent discussing physical symptoms
central venous pressure (CVP) - accurate answers-measurement of right
ventricular preload, normal range 2-8 mm Hg
elevated CVP = fluid volume overload
, precipitating factors of hepatic encephalopathy - accurate answers-
hypokalemia, constipation, GI hemorrhage, infection
RN scope of practice - accurate answers-*clinical assessment *initial client
edu. *clinical judgement *initiating blood transfusion
LPN/LVN scope of practice - accurate answers-Monitoring RN findings
Reinforcing Education
Routine Medication
Routine procedures
Tube patency & enteral feeding
Specific Assessments
airborne infections - accurate answers-measles, tuberculosis, varicella
assessment of cranial nerve I - accurate answers-olfactory, smell test
assessment of cranial nerve II - accurate answers-optic, visual acuity & visual
fields
assessment of cranial nerve III - accurate answers-oculomotor, pupil
constriction & extraocular movements
assessment of cranial nerve IV - accurate answers-trochlear, extraocular
movements - inferior adduction
clinical presentation of cardiac tamponade (Beck triad)? - accurate answers-
hypotension or narrow pulse pressure, muffled heart sounds, & neck vein
distension
Risk factors for pelvic inflammatory disease - accurate answers-multiple
sexual partners, Hx of clamydia/gonorrhea/PID, partner with STI,
unprotected sex, age 15-25
Rule of Nines (adult) - accurate answers-4 mL X kg X TBSA burned = infusion
volume (mL)
common thrombolytic agents - accurate answers-[-LACE] ateplase,
tenecteplase, reteplase
Bell's palsy - accurate answers-inflammation of cranial nerve VII that results
in facial muscle weakness and inability to close the eyelids.
Pt's. require eye/oral care.
RN interventions for somatic symptom disorder (SSD) - accurate answers-
*redirect somatic complaints to unrelated, neutral topics
*limit time spent discussing physical symptoms
central venous pressure (CVP) - accurate answers-measurement of right
ventricular preload, normal range 2-8 mm Hg
elevated CVP = fluid volume overload
, precipitating factors of hepatic encephalopathy - accurate answers-
hypokalemia, constipation, GI hemorrhage, infection
RN scope of practice - accurate answers-*clinical assessment *initial client
edu. *clinical judgement *initiating blood transfusion
LPN/LVN scope of practice - accurate answers-Monitoring RN findings
Reinforcing Education
Routine Medication
Routine procedures
Tube patency & enteral feeding
Specific Assessments
airborne infections - accurate answers-measles, tuberculosis, varicella
assessment of cranial nerve I - accurate answers-olfactory, smell test
assessment of cranial nerve II - accurate answers-optic, visual acuity & visual
fields
assessment of cranial nerve III - accurate answers-oculomotor, pupil
constriction & extraocular movements
assessment of cranial nerve IV - accurate answers-trochlear, extraocular
movements - inferior adduction
