NCLEX-PN (LPN) Exam – Practice Questions & 100%
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Licensure Exam Review | 2026–2027
, Pain scales - CRIES 0-6 months
Pain scales PEPPS Toddlers preverbal/early verbal
Pain scales FLACC 2 mo - 3 yr face, legs, activity, crying, consolability
Pain scale FACES Over 3 yrs
Caloric intake sedentary older men, active women and 2000 cal/day
children
Caloric intake sedentary adolescents 2400 cal/day
Caloric intake sedentary women and children 1600 cal/day
Caloric intake active adolescents 2800 cal/day
cachexia a condition of physical wasting away due to the loss of weight and muscle mass that
occurs in patients with diseases such as advanced cancer or AIDS
Catabolism Breakdown of tissue especially after severe trauma or crushing injuries
venous stasis Pooling of blood in vein
Opportunistic infections associated with HIV AIDS kaposi's sarcoma, tuberculosis, toxoplasma godii, mycobacterium, herpes simplex,
histoplasmosis, salmonella
Procedures requiring surgical asepsis Central line medication administration, donning gloves in OR, Foley catheter
insertion
Magnesium Essential for enzyme and neurochemical activities, cardiac and skeletal muscle
excitability
Chloride Most abundant negative charged ion in extracellular fluid
Verified Answers with Rationales | Complete Nursing
Licensure Exam Review | 2026–2027
, Pain scales - CRIES 0-6 months
Pain scales PEPPS Toddlers preverbal/early verbal
Pain scales FLACC 2 mo - 3 yr face, legs, activity, crying, consolability
Pain scale FACES Over 3 yrs
Caloric intake sedentary older men, active women and 2000 cal/day
children
Caloric intake sedentary adolescents 2400 cal/day
Caloric intake sedentary women and children 1600 cal/day
Caloric intake active adolescents 2800 cal/day
cachexia a condition of physical wasting away due to the loss of weight and muscle mass that
occurs in patients with diseases such as advanced cancer or AIDS
Catabolism Breakdown of tissue especially after severe trauma or crushing injuries
venous stasis Pooling of blood in vein
Opportunistic infections associated with HIV AIDS kaposi's sarcoma, tuberculosis, toxoplasma godii, mycobacterium, herpes simplex,
histoplasmosis, salmonella
Procedures requiring surgical asepsis Central line medication administration, donning gloves in OR, Foley catheter
insertion
Magnesium Essential for enzyme and neurochemical activities, cardiac and skeletal muscle
excitability
Chloride Most abundant negative charged ion in extracellular fluid
