PN FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED TEST BANK EXAM | 2025/2026

PN FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED TEST BANK EXAM | 2025/2026 Actual Practical/Vocational Nursing Fundamentals Proctored Exam with Complete Questions & Verified Answers | NCLEX-PN This 2025/2026 updated resource contains the actual PN Fundamentals Proctored Test Bank Exam with the questions and verified answers, following current nursing program standards, NCLEX-PNR test plans, and evidence-based nursing fundamentals practice for practical/vocational nursing students. Key Features  Actual proctored exam format with the official questions  Comprehensive coverage of nursing fundamentals and basic care competencies NCLEX-PN® style questions including prioritization, delegation, and safety scenarios.  Updated 2025/2026 nursing standards and evidence-based practice guidelines.  Detailed rationales for all correct and incorrect answer choices. Core Content Areas  Nursing Process & Clinical Judgment (15 Qs) Infection Control & Aseptic Technique (18 Qs)  Vital Signs & Basic Assessment (15 Qs)  Medication Administration & Safety (20 Qs)  Basic Care & Comfort Measures (15 Qs)  Mobility & Safety Protocols (12 Qs)  Nutrition & Fluid Balance (10 Qs)  Oxygenation & Basic Respiratory Care (8 Qs)  Elimination & Specimen Collection (7 Qs) Answer Format Correct answers are highlighted in green and include:  Nursing process application (assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation).  Safety principle explanations (fall prevention, infection control, medication rights) Basic calculation steps for dosage and intravenous flow rates  Delegation guidelines based on PN/LVN scope of practice  Therapeutic communication techniques for nurse-patient interactions  Documentation standards and legal considerations Updates for 2025/2026  Reflects NCLEX-PNR test plan changes  Updated CDC infection prevention guidelines for healthcare settings  Enhanced cultural competence standards in patient care  New emphasis on telehealth nursing fundamentals  Revised patient safety goals from The Joint Commission  Updated basic life support (BLS) protocols per AHA 2025 guidelines  Integrated Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) item types for practical nursing  New documentation requirements for electronic health records. Question 1 Which action by the practical nurse (PN) best demonstrates adherence to the "right route" of medication administration? A. Verifying the patient's name and date of birth before giving the medication B. Checking the medication order against the MAR C. Administering a subcutaneous injection using a 25-gauge, 5/8-inch needle D. Documenting the medication immediately after administration Rationale: The "right route" requires using the correct technique and equipment for the prescribed route. A 25-gauge, 5/8-inch needle is appropriate for subcutaneous injections. Option A addresses the "right patient," B the "right medication," and D the "right documentation.