NCLEX Health Assessment Exam Questions
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A nurse precepting a student nurse c. Using evidence-based assessment techniques
asks, "What's the most important
step in the critical-thinking Evidence-based techniques are supported by
process?" research showing effectiveness of the technique
a. Clustering subjective and that provides the safest and most current
objective data techniques to promote the health of patients.
b. Analyzing health data Clustering subjective and objective data is a step
c. Using evidence-based in the critical-thinking process, but is not the most
assessment techniques important step. Analyzing health data is a step in
d. Prioritizing health concerns the critical-thinking process, but is not the most
important step. Prioritizing health concerns is a
step in the critical-thinking process, but is not the
most important step.
A 65-year-old man with clubbing of the nails
emphysema and bronchitis has
come to the clinic for a follow-up
appointment. On assessment, the
nurse might expect to see which
assessment finding?
,A flat macular hemorrhage is called purpura
a(n):
A. purpura.
B. ecchymosis.
C. petechiae.
D. hemangioma.
Describe Direct percussion Strike body surface with 1 or 2 fingers.
Which of the following statements A. There is a law that addresses language barriers
regarding language barriers and and health car
health care is true?
A. There is a law that addresses
language barriers and health care.
B. Limited English proficiency is
associated with a higher quality of
care.
C. English proficiency is associated
with a lower quality of care.
D. Patients with language barriers
have a decreased risk of
nonadherence to medication
regimens.
, Assessment of self-esteem and self- A. education, financial status, and value-belief
concept is part of the functional system.
assessment. Areas covered under
self-esteem and self-concept
include:
A. education, financial status, and
value-belief system.
B. exercise and activity, leisure
activities, and level of
independence.
C. family role, interpersonal
relations, social support, and time
spent alone.
D. stressors, coping mechanisms,
and change in past year.
The physician reports that a patient pushed to the unaffected side.
with a neck tumor has a tracheal
shift. The nurse is aware that this
means that the patient's trachea is:
Parents or caretakers accompany 7
children to the health care setting.
Starting at ___ years of age, the
interviewer asks the child directly
about his or her presenting
symptoms.
A. 5
B. 7
C. 9
D. 11
Normal Temp (Infant) Temp: 97.5 - 99.0 F
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A nurse precepting a student nurse c. Using evidence-based assessment techniques
asks, "What's the most important
step in the critical-thinking Evidence-based techniques are supported by
process?" research showing effectiveness of the technique
a. Clustering subjective and that provides the safest and most current
objective data techniques to promote the health of patients.
b. Analyzing health data Clustering subjective and objective data is a step
c. Using evidence-based in the critical-thinking process, but is not the most
assessment techniques important step. Analyzing health data is a step in
d. Prioritizing health concerns the critical-thinking process, but is not the most
important step. Prioritizing health concerns is a
step in the critical-thinking process, but is not the
most important step.
A 65-year-old man with clubbing of the nails
emphysema and bronchitis has
come to the clinic for a follow-up
appointment. On assessment, the
nurse might expect to see which
assessment finding?
,A flat macular hemorrhage is called purpura
a(n):
A. purpura.
B. ecchymosis.
C. petechiae.
D. hemangioma.
Describe Direct percussion Strike body surface with 1 or 2 fingers.
Which of the following statements A. There is a law that addresses language barriers
regarding language barriers and and health car
health care is true?
A. There is a law that addresses
language barriers and health care.
B. Limited English proficiency is
associated with a higher quality of
care.
C. English proficiency is associated
with a lower quality of care.
D. Patients with language barriers
have a decreased risk of
nonadherence to medication
regimens.
, Assessment of self-esteem and self- A. education, financial status, and value-belief
concept is part of the functional system.
assessment. Areas covered under
self-esteem and self-concept
include:
A. education, financial status, and
value-belief system.
B. exercise and activity, leisure
activities, and level of
independence.
C. family role, interpersonal
relations, social support, and time
spent alone.
D. stressors, coping mechanisms,
and change in past year.
The physician reports that a patient pushed to the unaffected side.
with a neck tumor has a tracheal
shift. The nurse is aware that this
means that the patient's trachea is:
Parents or caretakers accompany 7
children to the health care setting.
Starting at ___ years of age, the
interviewer asks the child directly
about his or her presenting
symptoms.
A. 5
B. 7
C. 9
D. 11
Normal Temp (Infant) Temp: 97.5 - 99.0 F
