75 NCLEX Best but Difficult
Sample Questions with Correct
Answers and Rationales, 100%
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Here are 75 completely NCLEX Review
questions with complete rationales.
They're good practice, but they are
difficult! 75 is the minimum number of
NCLEX exam questions nursing students
have to pass - so I thought it would be a
nice round number
(All Choices Explained in details)
,The nurse is taking the health history of a patient being treated for
Emphysema and Chronic Bronchitis. After being told the patient has been
smoking cigarettes for 30 years, the nurse expects to note which
assessment finding?
1. Increase in Forced Vital Capacity (FVC)
2. A narrowed chest cavity
3. Clubbed fingers
4. An increased risk of cardiac failure - 1. Increase in Forced Vital
Capacity (FVC)
Forced Vital Capacity is the volume of air exhaled from full inhalation to
full exhalation. A patient with COPD would have a decrease in FVC.
Incorrect.
2. A narrowed chest cavity
A patient with COPD often presents with a 'barrel chest,' which is seen
as a widened chest cavity. Incorrect.
3. Clubbed fingers - CORRECT
Clubbed fingers are a sign of a long-term, or chronic, decrease in oxygen
levels.
,4. An increased risk of cardiac failure
Although a patient with these conditions would indeed be at an
increased risk for cardiac failure, this is a potential complication and not
an assessment finding. Incorrect.
The nurse is taking the health history of a 70-year-old patient being
treated for a Duodenal Ulcer. After being told the patient is complaining
of epigastric pain, the nurse expects to note which assessment finding?
1. Melena
2. Nausea
3. Hernia
4. Hyperthermia - 1. Melena - CORRECT
Melena is the finding that there are traces of blood in the stool which
presents as black, tarry feces. This is a common manifestation of
Duodenal Ulcers, since the Duodenum is further down the gastric
anatomy.
2. Nausea
Nausea may be present, but is a generalized symptom and by itself
doesn't indicate a Duodenal Ulcer. Incorrect.
, 3. Hernia
A Hernia is a protrusion of a segment of the abdomen through another
abdominal structure. It is not associated with an Ulcer and is a
condition, not an assessment finding. Incorrect.
4. Hyperthermia
Hyperthermia, a high temperature, is not an assessment finding of a
Duodenal Ulcer. Incorrect
A nurse is providing discharge teaching for a patient with severe
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. Which of these statements by the
patient indicates a need for more teaching?
1. "I'm going to limit my meals to 2-3 per day to reduce acid secretion."
2. "I'm going to make sure to remain upright after meals and elevate my
head when I sleep"
3. "I won't be drinking tea or coffee or eating chocolate any more."
4. "I'm going to start trying to lose some weight." - 1. "I'm going to limit
my meals to 2-3 per day to reduce acid secretion."
Sample Questions with Correct
Answers and Rationales, 100%
Guaranteed Pass 2023-2024
Here are 75 completely NCLEX Review
questions with complete rationales.
They're good practice, but they are
difficult! 75 is the minimum number of
NCLEX exam questions nursing students
have to pass - so I thought it would be a
nice round number
(All Choices Explained in details)
,The nurse is taking the health history of a patient being treated for
Emphysema and Chronic Bronchitis. After being told the patient has been
smoking cigarettes for 30 years, the nurse expects to note which
assessment finding?
1. Increase in Forced Vital Capacity (FVC)
2. A narrowed chest cavity
3. Clubbed fingers
4. An increased risk of cardiac failure - 1. Increase in Forced Vital
Capacity (FVC)
Forced Vital Capacity is the volume of air exhaled from full inhalation to
full exhalation. A patient with COPD would have a decrease in FVC.
Incorrect.
2. A narrowed chest cavity
A patient with COPD often presents with a 'barrel chest,' which is seen
as a widened chest cavity. Incorrect.
3. Clubbed fingers - CORRECT
Clubbed fingers are a sign of a long-term, or chronic, decrease in oxygen
levels.
,4. An increased risk of cardiac failure
Although a patient with these conditions would indeed be at an
increased risk for cardiac failure, this is a potential complication and not
an assessment finding. Incorrect.
The nurse is taking the health history of a 70-year-old patient being
treated for a Duodenal Ulcer. After being told the patient is complaining
of epigastric pain, the nurse expects to note which assessment finding?
1. Melena
2. Nausea
3. Hernia
4. Hyperthermia - 1. Melena - CORRECT
Melena is the finding that there are traces of blood in the stool which
presents as black, tarry feces. This is a common manifestation of
Duodenal Ulcers, since the Duodenum is further down the gastric
anatomy.
2. Nausea
Nausea may be present, but is a generalized symptom and by itself
doesn't indicate a Duodenal Ulcer. Incorrect.
, 3. Hernia
A Hernia is a protrusion of a segment of the abdomen through another
abdominal structure. It is not associated with an Ulcer and is a
condition, not an assessment finding. Incorrect.
4. Hyperthermia
Hyperthermia, a high temperature, is not an assessment finding of a
Duodenal Ulcer. Incorrect
A nurse is providing discharge teaching for a patient with severe
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. Which of these statements by the
patient indicates a need for more teaching?
1. "I'm going to limit my meals to 2-3 per day to reduce acid secretion."
2. "I'm going to make sure to remain upright after meals and elevate my
head when I sleep"
3. "I won't be drinking tea or coffee or eating chocolate any more."
4. "I'm going to start trying to lose some weight." - 1. "I'm going to limit
my meals to 2-3 per day to reduce acid secretion."
