PN PROFESSIONAL NURSING
ASSESSMENT EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
A nurse manager is discussing the implications of a nurse shortage with a newly licensed nurse
which of the following statements by the nurse manager is correct
A. The number of nurses retiring should decrease over the next 10 years.
B.over the next few years, the shortage of nurses will decrease .
C. COVID-19 has had a little to no effect on the nursing shortage.
D . A high client to nurse ratio can increase client mortality rates. - ANS D. A High client to
nurse ratio can increase client mortality rates.
Rationale this statement is correct because staffing shortages can increase the client to nurse
ratio which can increase client mortality
A nurse manager at a busy medical center identified that clients receiving treatment for
respiratory infections have had more negative outcomes over the past three months which of
the following changes should the nurse manager implement to improve client outcomes.
A eliminate the role of assistive personnel (AP)
B restrict or visitors to the units
C implement mandatory overtime
D assign low risk task to license practical nurses - ANS D. Assign low risk task to LPN.
Rationale delegating low risk task to LPNs or APs would allow more time for the RN to spend
with client assessment and the delivery of urgent or critical care thereby improving client
outcomes
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, A nurse is caring for a client who practices Islam and has cancer. The client voice is concerned
that the treatment plan will interfere with their religious beliefs. By implementing the values
and ethics for interprofessional practices, the nurse should promote which of the following
results.
A. the members of the medical team would respect the client's rights.
B. The client would receive a different medical team to provide care.
C.
D. - ANS A the members of the medical team would respect the client's rights
Rationale following the values and ethics of inter professional practice would ensure that all
members of the medical team respect the clients rights. These competencies call for medical
staff to embrace, cultural diversity and individual differences such as religious beliefs, while
implementing care.
A nurse reviews a client's clinical manifestations to verify that the interventions used have the
desired effect which of the following steps of the nursing process is the nurse caring out? -
ANS The evaluation phase
Rationale : the nurse is evaluating the outcomes of the interventions implement it so they are
in the evaluation phase
A nurse is providing care to a patient who is unable to participate in the decision-making
process. Which of the following demonstrates how the patients bill of rights supports a client
based approach? - ANS It allows designated surrogate such as healthcare proxy to make
decisions for them
Rationale the patient Bill of Rights allows a designated surrogate, which is a person selected to
act on the client's behalf to take part in the decision-making process and to act as a proxy and
advocate for the client to serve as a proxy if the client is incapacitated
A nurse is discussing workplace hazards with the healthcare team which of the following
circumstances should the nurse include as a significant workplace hazard? - ANS Exposure to
infectious diseases
A nurse is caring for a newly admitted client to the medical unit and documents. The client's
current clinical manifestations. The nurse also reviewed the clients admission, history and
physical, which step of layer three of the clinical judgment model is the nurse completing. -
ANS Recognizing cues
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ASSESSMENT EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
A nurse manager is discussing the implications of a nurse shortage with a newly licensed nurse
which of the following statements by the nurse manager is correct
A. The number of nurses retiring should decrease over the next 10 years.
B.over the next few years, the shortage of nurses will decrease .
C. COVID-19 has had a little to no effect on the nursing shortage.
D . A high client to nurse ratio can increase client mortality rates. - ANS D. A High client to
nurse ratio can increase client mortality rates.
Rationale this statement is correct because staffing shortages can increase the client to nurse
ratio which can increase client mortality
A nurse manager at a busy medical center identified that clients receiving treatment for
respiratory infections have had more negative outcomes over the past three months which of
the following changes should the nurse manager implement to improve client outcomes.
A eliminate the role of assistive personnel (AP)
B restrict or visitors to the units
C implement mandatory overtime
D assign low risk task to license practical nurses - ANS D. Assign low risk task to LPN.
Rationale delegating low risk task to LPNs or APs would allow more time for the RN to spend
with client assessment and the delivery of urgent or critical care thereby improving client
outcomes
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, A nurse is caring for a client who practices Islam and has cancer. The client voice is concerned
that the treatment plan will interfere with their religious beliefs. By implementing the values
and ethics for interprofessional practices, the nurse should promote which of the following
results.
A. the members of the medical team would respect the client's rights.
B. The client would receive a different medical team to provide care.
C.
D. - ANS A the members of the medical team would respect the client's rights
Rationale following the values and ethics of inter professional practice would ensure that all
members of the medical team respect the clients rights. These competencies call for medical
staff to embrace, cultural diversity and individual differences such as religious beliefs, while
implementing care.
A nurse reviews a client's clinical manifestations to verify that the interventions used have the
desired effect which of the following steps of the nursing process is the nurse caring out? -
ANS The evaluation phase
Rationale : the nurse is evaluating the outcomes of the interventions implement it so they are
in the evaluation phase
A nurse is providing care to a patient who is unable to participate in the decision-making
process. Which of the following demonstrates how the patients bill of rights supports a client
based approach? - ANS It allows designated surrogate such as healthcare proxy to make
decisions for them
Rationale the patient Bill of Rights allows a designated surrogate, which is a person selected to
act on the client's behalf to take part in the decision-making process and to act as a proxy and
advocate for the client to serve as a proxy if the client is incapacitated
A nurse is discussing workplace hazards with the healthcare team which of the following
circumstances should the nurse include as a significant workplace hazard? - ANS Exposure to
infectious diseases
A nurse is caring for a newly admitted client to the medical unit and documents. The client's
current clinical manifestations. The nurse also reviewed the clients admission, history and
physical, which step of layer three of the clinical judgment model is the nurse completing. -
ANS Recognizing cues
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