NACE FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING EXAM 2026
AND 2027 ULTIMATE SUCCESS PACK
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
ACCURATE.
◎ Compliance. ANSWER:- Adherence to medical instructions by the client.
◎ Digitalis. ANSWER:- Medication used to treat heart conditions.
◎ Potassium Level. ANSWER:- Normal range is 3.5-5.0 mEq/L.
◎ Hypokalemia. ANSWER:- Condition of low potassium levels in blood.
◎ Digitalis Toxicity. ANSWER:- Adverse effects from excessive digitalis levels.
◎ Dysphagia. ANSWER:- Difficulty swallowing, requiring special feeding techniques.
◎ Thickened Liquids. ANSWER:- Modified liquids for safer swallowing in dysphagia.
◎ UAP (Unlicensed Assistive Personnel). ANSWER:- Support staff assisting with basic
patient care.
◎ Choking Risk. ANSWER:- Increased danger of airway obstruction during eating.
◎ Aspiration Risk. ANSWER:- Danger of food or liquid entering lungs.
◎ Nutritional Intervention. ANSWER:- Action taken to address dietary deficiencies.
◎ Cantaloupe. ANSWER:- High potassium food recommended for hypokalemia.
◎ Asparagus. ANSWER:- Low potassium food, not suitable for hypokalemia.
◎ Blackberries. ANSWER:- Low potassium food, not suitable for hypokalemia.
◎ Cucumbers. ANSWER:- Very low potassium food, not suitable for hypokalemia.
◎ Client Autonomy. ANSWER:- Respecting client's right to make decisions.
◎ Family Collaboration. ANSWER:- Working with family to meet care needs.
,◎ Psychosocial Needs. ANSWER:- Emotional and social requirements of the client.
◎ Physiologic Needs. ANSWER:- Basic physical requirements for health.
◎ Health Influence. ANSWER:- Impact of one family member's health on others.
◎ Nursing Intervention. ANSWER:- Actions taken by nurses to promote health.
◎ Care Preferences. ANSWER:- Individual choices regarding health care approaches.
◎ Thickened liquids. ANSWER:- Eases swallowing, reduces choking risk.
◎ Dysphagia. ANSWER:- Difficulty swallowing, requires special care.
◎ Upright position. ANSWER:- Prevents airway obstruction during swallowing.
◎ Ample time between bites. ANSWER:- Reduces rush, lowers aspiration risk.
◎ Warfarin sodium. ANSWER:- Anticoagulant medication, prevents blood clots.
◎ Vitamin K. ANSWER:- Nutrient that aids blood clotting.
◎ High vitamin K foods. ANSWER:- Includes spinach, salads; affects warfarin efficacy.
◎ Stable diet on warfarin. ANSWER:- Avoid sudden vitamin K intake changes.
◎ Cranberry juice. ANSWER:- Increases bleeding risk with warfarin.
◎ Grapefruit juice. ANSWER:- Increases bleeding risk with warfarin.
◎ Hearing loss. ANSWER:- Impairment affecting auditory perception.
◎ Communication intervention. ANSWER:- Facilitate understanding with clear speech.
◎ Lip reading. ANSWER:- Helps hearing-impaired clients understand speech.
◎ Exaggerated movements. ANSWER:- Distracting and potentially insulting to clients.
◎ Lighting during communication. ANSWER:- Avoid glare for better visibility.
◎ SBAR communication. ANSWER:- Structured method for conveying patient
information.
◎ Weak, rapid pulse. ANSWER:- Indicates potential hypovolemia post-surgery.
, ◎ Intravenous fluid bolus. ANSWER:- Restores blood volume, improves hemodynamic
status.
◎ Anticholinergic drugs. ANSWER:- Block acetylcholine, not for hypovolemia.
◎ Beta blocker. ANSWER:- Used for heart conditions, not hypovolemia.
◎ Urinary catheter placement. ANSWER:- Not indicated for addressing weak pulse.
◎ Empathy in communication. ANSWER:- Shows respect for client's condition.
◎ Hypovolemia. ANSWER:- Condition of decreased blood volume in the body.
◎ Urinary catheterization. ANSWER:- Procedure to monitor urine output and renal
function.
◎ Beta blockers. ANSWER:- Medications that reduce heart rate and blood pressure.
◎ SBAR tool. ANSWER:- Communication framework: Situation, Background,
Assessment, Recommendation.
◎ Situation (SBAR). ANSWER:- Identify yourself, client, and problem succinctly.
◎ Background (SBAR). ANSWER:- Provide relevant information about the client's
condition.
◎ Assessment (SBAR). ANSWER:- Analyze the situation and share clinical
considerations.
◎ Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). ANSWER:- Gear worn to protect against
infection and contamination.
◎ Doffing PPE. ANSWER:- Process of safely removing personal protective equipment.
◎ Contaminated surfaces. ANSWER:- Surfaces that may harbor infectious agents.
◎ Hand hygiene. ANSWER:- Critical practice to prevent infection spread.
◎ High-fiber diet. ANSWER:- Dietary approach to promote bowel regularity.
◎ Fluid intake recommendation. ANSWER:- Encourage 2,000 mL of fluids daily for
hydration.
AND 2027 ULTIMATE SUCCESS PACK
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
ACCURATE.
◎ Compliance. ANSWER:- Adherence to medical instructions by the client.
◎ Digitalis. ANSWER:- Medication used to treat heart conditions.
◎ Potassium Level. ANSWER:- Normal range is 3.5-5.0 mEq/L.
◎ Hypokalemia. ANSWER:- Condition of low potassium levels in blood.
◎ Digitalis Toxicity. ANSWER:- Adverse effects from excessive digitalis levels.
◎ Dysphagia. ANSWER:- Difficulty swallowing, requiring special feeding techniques.
◎ Thickened Liquids. ANSWER:- Modified liquids for safer swallowing in dysphagia.
◎ UAP (Unlicensed Assistive Personnel). ANSWER:- Support staff assisting with basic
patient care.
◎ Choking Risk. ANSWER:- Increased danger of airway obstruction during eating.
◎ Aspiration Risk. ANSWER:- Danger of food or liquid entering lungs.
◎ Nutritional Intervention. ANSWER:- Action taken to address dietary deficiencies.
◎ Cantaloupe. ANSWER:- High potassium food recommended for hypokalemia.
◎ Asparagus. ANSWER:- Low potassium food, not suitable for hypokalemia.
◎ Blackberries. ANSWER:- Low potassium food, not suitable for hypokalemia.
◎ Cucumbers. ANSWER:- Very low potassium food, not suitable for hypokalemia.
◎ Client Autonomy. ANSWER:- Respecting client's right to make decisions.
◎ Family Collaboration. ANSWER:- Working with family to meet care needs.
,◎ Psychosocial Needs. ANSWER:- Emotional and social requirements of the client.
◎ Physiologic Needs. ANSWER:- Basic physical requirements for health.
◎ Health Influence. ANSWER:- Impact of one family member's health on others.
◎ Nursing Intervention. ANSWER:- Actions taken by nurses to promote health.
◎ Care Preferences. ANSWER:- Individual choices regarding health care approaches.
◎ Thickened liquids. ANSWER:- Eases swallowing, reduces choking risk.
◎ Dysphagia. ANSWER:- Difficulty swallowing, requires special care.
◎ Upright position. ANSWER:- Prevents airway obstruction during swallowing.
◎ Ample time between bites. ANSWER:- Reduces rush, lowers aspiration risk.
◎ Warfarin sodium. ANSWER:- Anticoagulant medication, prevents blood clots.
◎ Vitamin K. ANSWER:- Nutrient that aids blood clotting.
◎ High vitamin K foods. ANSWER:- Includes spinach, salads; affects warfarin efficacy.
◎ Stable diet on warfarin. ANSWER:- Avoid sudden vitamin K intake changes.
◎ Cranberry juice. ANSWER:- Increases bleeding risk with warfarin.
◎ Grapefruit juice. ANSWER:- Increases bleeding risk with warfarin.
◎ Hearing loss. ANSWER:- Impairment affecting auditory perception.
◎ Communication intervention. ANSWER:- Facilitate understanding with clear speech.
◎ Lip reading. ANSWER:- Helps hearing-impaired clients understand speech.
◎ Exaggerated movements. ANSWER:- Distracting and potentially insulting to clients.
◎ Lighting during communication. ANSWER:- Avoid glare for better visibility.
◎ SBAR communication. ANSWER:- Structured method for conveying patient
information.
◎ Weak, rapid pulse. ANSWER:- Indicates potential hypovolemia post-surgery.
, ◎ Intravenous fluid bolus. ANSWER:- Restores blood volume, improves hemodynamic
status.
◎ Anticholinergic drugs. ANSWER:- Block acetylcholine, not for hypovolemia.
◎ Beta blocker. ANSWER:- Used for heart conditions, not hypovolemia.
◎ Urinary catheter placement. ANSWER:- Not indicated for addressing weak pulse.
◎ Empathy in communication. ANSWER:- Shows respect for client's condition.
◎ Hypovolemia. ANSWER:- Condition of decreased blood volume in the body.
◎ Urinary catheterization. ANSWER:- Procedure to monitor urine output and renal
function.
◎ Beta blockers. ANSWER:- Medications that reduce heart rate and blood pressure.
◎ SBAR tool. ANSWER:- Communication framework: Situation, Background,
Assessment, Recommendation.
◎ Situation (SBAR). ANSWER:- Identify yourself, client, and problem succinctly.
◎ Background (SBAR). ANSWER:- Provide relevant information about the client's
condition.
◎ Assessment (SBAR). ANSWER:- Analyze the situation and share clinical
considerations.
◎ Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). ANSWER:- Gear worn to protect against
infection and contamination.
◎ Doffing PPE. ANSWER:- Process of safely removing personal protective equipment.
◎ Contaminated surfaces. ANSWER:- Surfaces that may harbor infectious agents.
◎ Hand hygiene. ANSWER:- Critical practice to prevent infection spread.
◎ High-fiber diet. ANSWER:- Dietary approach to promote bowel regularity.
◎ Fluid intake recommendation. ANSWER:- Encourage 2,000 mL of fluids daily for
hydration.
