RN NCLEX COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
FUNDAMENTALS PRACTICE EXAMINATION
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ What should be done if a medication order is questionable?.
Answer: Hold med if unsafe vitals, allergy, or questionable order
◍ What are standard precautions?.
Answer: Precautions for everyone
◍ Morse Fall Scale scores.
Answer: 1. 0-24 No Fall Risk2. 25-50 Low Fall Risk3. 51 and up High Fall
Risk
◍ Interventions for Herpes Zoster.
Answer: Persons who have not had chickenpox or the vaccine should not
provide care
◍ Nursing considerations for TB (3).
Answer: 1. Wear N95 mask2. Client wears surgical mask when transported
outside3. Client requires negative-airflow room
◍ What should documentation include?.
Answer: On time, facts only, no opinions
◍ Class B fire extinguisher is used for? (2).
Answer: 1. Flammable liquids2. Flammable gas
◍ Chickenpox (Varicella) Duration of Precautions.
Answer: Until lesions crust over
◍ What is malpractice?.
, Answer: Professional negligence
◍ Interventions for pt. on Droplet Precautions (3).
Answer: 1. Private room preferred, may stay with another pt. if other pt. has
infection with the same organism2. Keep door closed3.Mask is required
when within 3 feet of pt.
◍ Indications for Prone position (3).
Answer: 1. Post lumbar puncture 6-12 hours2. Post myelogram 12-24
hours3. Post-op tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
◍ Duration of Precaution for Heb C.
Answer: Duration of illness
◍ Remove restraints and asses client every __ hours.
Answer: 2 hours
◍ Duration of precaution for TB.
Answer: Until 3 sputum smears are negative on consecutive days
◍ Recommended to begin monitoring Blood Glucose.
Answer: Minimum of every 3 years, beginning at age 45
◍ Fire extinguisher usePASS.
Answer: PullAimSqueezeSweep
◍ Nursing considerations for Measles (3).
Answer: 1. Virus can live on infected surfaces for 2 hours2. Contagious
from 4 days before to 4 days after the rash appears3. Nonimmune
individuals must be excluded from areas of outbreak until 21 days after
onset rash in diagnosed case of measles
◍ Primary Prevention.
Answer: Focus is on promoting health and preventing disease
◍ Order of PPE application (4).
Answer: 1. Gown2. Mask3. Goggles/Face shield4. Gloves
◍ What is required for contact isolation?.
FUNDAMENTALS PRACTICE EXAMINATION
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ What should be done if a medication order is questionable?.
Answer: Hold med if unsafe vitals, allergy, or questionable order
◍ What are standard precautions?.
Answer: Precautions for everyone
◍ Morse Fall Scale scores.
Answer: 1. 0-24 No Fall Risk2. 25-50 Low Fall Risk3. 51 and up High Fall
Risk
◍ Interventions for Herpes Zoster.
Answer: Persons who have not had chickenpox or the vaccine should not
provide care
◍ Nursing considerations for TB (3).
Answer: 1. Wear N95 mask2. Client wears surgical mask when transported
outside3. Client requires negative-airflow room
◍ What should documentation include?.
Answer: On time, facts only, no opinions
◍ Class B fire extinguisher is used for? (2).
Answer: 1. Flammable liquids2. Flammable gas
◍ Chickenpox (Varicella) Duration of Precautions.
Answer: Until lesions crust over
◍ What is malpractice?.
, Answer: Professional negligence
◍ Interventions for pt. on Droplet Precautions (3).
Answer: 1. Private room preferred, may stay with another pt. if other pt. has
infection with the same organism2. Keep door closed3.Mask is required
when within 3 feet of pt.
◍ Indications for Prone position (3).
Answer: 1. Post lumbar puncture 6-12 hours2. Post myelogram 12-24
hours3. Post-op tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy
◍ Duration of Precaution for Heb C.
Answer: Duration of illness
◍ Remove restraints and asses client every __ hours.
Answer: 2 hours
◍ Duration of precaution for TB.
Answer: Until 3 sputum smears are negative on consecutive days
◍ Recommended to begin monitoring Blood Glucose.
Answer: Minimum of every 3 years, beginning at age 45
◍ Fire extinguisher usePASS.
Answer: PullAimSqueezeSweep
◍ Nursing considerations for Measles (3).
Answer: 1. Virus can live on infected surfaces for 2 hours2. Contagious
from 4 days before to 4 days after the rash appears3. Nonimmune
individuals must be excluded from areas of outbreak until 21 days after
onset rash in diagnosed case of measles
◍ Primary Prevention.
Answer: Focus is on promoting health and preventing disease
◍ Order of PPE application (4).
Answer: 1. Gown2. Mask3. Goggles/Face shield4. Gloves
◍ What is required for contact isolation?.
