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NCLEX PN EXAM TEST BANK LATEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
The nurse is feeding a 3-month old client with tetralogy of Fallot.
During the feeding, the client becomes cyanotic and has difficulty
breathing. Which action should the nurse take FIRST?
A) Administer oxygen via face mask to the client
B) Administer subQ morphine to client
C) Obtain the client's pulse oximetry reading
D) Place the client in the knee-chest position. - ANSWER-D
Place n knee hest to promotes pulmonary circulation and apply
oxygen if saturation remains low.
The nurse is talking with a client with gastroesophageal reflux
disease (GERD). Which of the following statements by the client
would indicate a correct understanding of complications
associated with GERD? SATA
A) This condition may lead to the development of esophageal
cancer
B) I have increase risk for GI bleeding
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C) This condition may lead to the development of hemorrhoids
D) I have an increased risk for pancreatitis
E) This condition may cause decreased gastric motility -
ANSWER-A, B
hemorrhoids from (chronic constipation, pregnancy, prolonged
sitting), Pancreatitis from alcohol abuse and gallbladder disease.
The nurse is caring for a 66 year old client on med surg unit.
Day 1- the client is admitted following an open bowel resection
this morning. The client has a midline abdominal incision with
staples covered in an adhesive dressing, bilateral JP drains in the
lower abdomen, an indwelling catheter, and 2 peripheral IVs. The
family is at bedside.
Day 2- Patient dies
Is the intervention indicated or contraindicated.
Cleanse the client's body thoroughly
Remove the client's abdominal staples
Remove identifying name tags from the client
Notify the organ and tissue donation organization
Allow the family to be present during postmortem care
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Remove the drains, catheter, and IVs - ANSWER-INDICATED:
Cleanse the client's body thoroughly, Notify the organ and tissue
donation organization, Allow the family to be present during
postmortem care,
Remove the drains, catheter, and IVs
CONTRAINDICAT: Remove the client's abdominal staples
Remove identifying name tags from the client
The client is a 16 year old diabetic, highlight 4 clinical findings that
require immediate follow up.
Brought to ED due to n/v and abdominal pain began 24 hours
ago.
Client is lethargic
Mucous membranes are dry
Capillary refill time is 4 seconds
Has missed one dose of levothyroxine - ANSWER-Brought to ED
due to n/v and abdominal pain began 24 hours ago.
Client is lethargic
Mucous membranes are dry
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Capillary refill time is 4 seconds
Is the finding consistent with DKA or HHS.
P 110
pH 7.2
Poor skin turgor
Fruity odor breath
Positive urine ketones
Kussmaul respirations
BP 98/58 - ANSWER-DKA: P 110
pH 7.2
Poor skin turgor
Fruity odor breath
Positive urine ketones
Kussmaul respirations
BP 98/58
HHS: P 110
NCLEX PN EXAM TEST BANK LATEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
The nurse is feeding a 3-month old client with tetralogy of Fallot.
During the feeding, the client becomes cyanotic and has difficulty
breathing. Which action should the nurse take FIRST?
A) Administer oxygen via face mask to the client
B) Administer subQ morphine to client
C) Obtain the client's pulse oximetry reading
D) Place the client in the knee-chest position. - ANSWER-D
Place n knee hest to promotes pulmonary circulation and apply
oxygen if saturation remains low.
The nurse is talking with a client with gastroesophageal reflux
disease (GERD). Which of the following statements by the client
would indicate a correct understanding of complications
associated with GERD? SATA
A) This condition may lead to the development of esophageal
cancer
B) I have increase risk for GI bleeding
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C) This condition may lead to the development of hemorrhoids
D) I have an increased risk for pancreatitis
E) This condition may cause decreased gastric motility -
ANSWER-A, B
hemorrhoids from (chronic constipation, pregnancy, prolonged
sitting), Pancreatitis from alcohol abuse and gallbladder disease.
The nurse is caring for a 66 year old client on med surg unit.
Day 1- the client is admitted following an open bowel resection
this morning. The client has a midline abdominal incision with
staples covered in an adhesive dressing, bilateral JP drains in the
lower abdomen, an indwelling catheter, and 2 peripheral IVs. The
family is at bedside.
Day 2- Patient dies
Is the intervention indicated or contraindicated.
Cleanse the client's body thoroughly
Remove the client's abdominal staples
Remove identifying name tags from the client
Notify the organ and tissue donation organization
Allow the family to be present during postmortem care
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Remove the drains, catheter, and IVs - ANSWER-INDICATED:
Cleanse the client's body thoroughly, Notify the organ and tissue
donation organization, Allow the family to be present during
postmortem care,
Remove the drains, catheter, and IVs
CONTRAINDICAT: Remove the client's abdominal staples
Remove identifying name tags from the client
The client is a 16 year old diabetic, highlight 4 clinical findings that
require immediate follow up.
Brought to ED due to n/v and abdominal pain began 24 hours
ago.
Client is lethargic
Mucous membranes are dry
Capillary refill time is 4 seconds
Has missed one dose of levothyroxine - ANSWER-Brought to ED
due to n/v and abdominal pain began 24 hours ago.
Client is lethargic
Mucous membranes are dry
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Capillary refill time is 4 seconds
Is the finding consistent with DKA or HHS.
P 110
pH 7.2
Poor skin turgor
Fruity odor breath
Positive urine ketones
Kussmaul respirations
BP 98/58 - ANSWER-DKA: P 110
pH 7.2
Poor skin turgor
Fruity odor breath
Positive urine ketones
Kussmaul respirations
BP 98/58
HHS: P 110
