Uworld NCLEX-RN LATEST UPDATED
2025/2026 TEST 2 WITH COMPLETE
Questions With SURE VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS 100% GRADED AT A+ SCORE!!
SURE GUARANTEED PASS!!
1. The nurse is caring for a client taking escitalopram who
reports no improvement of depressive feelings since
starting the medication 2 months ago. What is the best
response by the nurse?
1.
"Have you had any recent changes or added stresses in
your life?"
2.
"It is too early to notice any difference. Please continue to
take the medicine as prescribed."
3.
"Let's talk more about how you have been taking this
medication."
4.
"We will talk with your health care provider about changing
the prescription." - ANSWER ✓ 3.
,2. A 16-year-old client arrives at the emergency
department experiencing an asthma exacerbation. The
client's parent is visibly upset and shouts that the client
smells like cigarette smoke. What is the nurse's best
action?
1.
Allow the client and parent to finish the conversation
privately
2.
Ask the parent to leave the room until able to remain calm
3.
Redirect the parent to instruct the client to perform deep-
breathing techniques
4.
Reinforce education about the importance of smoking
cessation - ANSWER ✓ 3.
3. The nurse on the pediatric unit conducts a staff in-
service program about adapting nursing care to support
clients' psychosocial development. Which of the following
examples are appropriate for the nurse to include? Select
all that apply.
1.
,Allow a 4-year-old to plan a fun activity after the nurse
completes a dressing change
2.
Ask parents to avoid bringing blankets and plush toys from
home for a 2-year-old
3.
Encourage visits and social media contact from a 16-year-
old's peers
4.
Have a 10-year-old participate in care by keeping track of
oral fluid intake with the nurse
5.
Remind the parent of a 2-month-old to respond quickly to
the infant's cries - ANSWER ✓ 1, 3, 4, 5
4. A pregnant client in the third trimester completes an
intake form for a clinic visit. The nurse understands that
which signs and symptoms warrant further investigation?
Select all that apply.
1.
Copious amounts of watery, clear vaginal discharge
2.
Dysuria and right flank pain
, 3.
Ear fullness and nasal stuffiness
4.
Headache and blurred vision
5.
Yellowish discharge from both nipples - ANSWER ✓ 1, 2,
4
5. The nurse is reinforcing education to a client prescribed
methadone for management of chronic pain. Which of the
following client statements indicate a correct
understanding? Select all that apply.
1.
"I should not consume alcohol while taking this
medication."
2.
"I will stand up slowly when getting out of a bed or a chair."
3.
"If my pain is not managed with one tablet, I can take an
additional tablet."
4.
"My family should learn to use the naloxone auto-injector
in case I am oversedated."
2025/2026 TEST 2 WITH COMPLETE
Questions With SURE VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS 100% GRADED AT A+ SCORE!!
SURE GUARANTEED PASS!!
1. The nurse is caring for a client taking escitalopram who
reports no improvement of depressive feelings since
starting the medication 2 months ago. What is the best
response by the nurse?
1.
"Have you had any recent changes or added stresses in
your life?"
2.
"It is too early to notice any difference. Please continue to
take the medicine as prescribed."
3.
"Let's talk more about how you have been taking this
medication."
4.
"We will talk with your health care provider about changing
the prescription." - ANSWER ✓ 3.
,2. A 16-year-old client arrives at the emergency
department experiencing an asthma exacerbation. The
client's parent is visibly upset and shouts that the client
smells like cigarette smoke. What is the nurse's best
action?
1.
Allow the client and parent to finish the conversation
privately
2.
Ask the parent to leave the room until able to remain calm
3.
Redirect the parent to instruct the client to perform deep-
breathing techniques
4.
Reinforce education about the importance of smoking
cessation - ANSWER ✓ 3.
3. The nurse on the pediatric unit conducts a staff in-
service program about adapting nursing care to support
clients' psychosocial development. Which of the following
examples are appropriate for the nurse to include? Select
all that apply.
1.
,Allow a 4-year-old to plan a fun activity after the nurse
completes a dressing change
2.
Ask parents to avoid bringing blankets and plush toys from
home for a 2-year-old
3.
Encourage visits and social media contact from a 16-year-
old's peers
4.
Have a 10-year-old participate in care by keeping track of
oral fluid intake with the nurse
5.
Remind the parent of a 2-month-old to respond quickly to
the infant's cries - ANSWER ✓ 1, 3, 4, 5
4. A pregnant client in the third trimester completes an
intake form for a clinic visit. The nurse understands that
which signs and symptoms warrant further investigation?
Select all that apply.
1.
Copious amounts of watery, clear vaginal discharge
2.
Dysuria and right flank pain
, 3.
Ear fullness and nasal stuffiness
4.
Headache and blurred vision
5.
Yellowish discharge from both nipples - ANSWER ✓ 1, 2,
4
5. The nurse is reinforcing education to a client prescribed
methadone for management of chronic pain. Which of the
following client statements indicate a correct
understanding? Select all that apply.
1.
"I should not consume alcohol while taking this
medication."
2.
"I will stand up slowly when getting out of a bed or a chair."
3.
"If my pain is not managed with one tablet, I can take an
additional tablet."
4.
"My family should learn to use the naloxone auto-injector
in case I am oversedated."
