NCSBN NCLEX RN EXAM AND EXAM PRACTICE 2025/2026
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE VERIFIEDSOLUTION GUIDE) (MULTIPLE
CHOICES) (A+ GRADED 100% CORRECT) 2025
BRAND NEW!!
The RN has just accepted a position as a public health nurse.
Which question
might be there most relevant as the nurse begins
employment?
A. "Which nursing assistants can I refer clients to?"
B. "Which clients should I see as I begin my day?"
C. "Which physicians will I be more closely collaborating with?"
D. "Which groups are at the greatest risk for problems?" -
ANSWER-D
A newly graduated new, who has recently completed
orientation, voices concern about her assignment: "I have
never taken care of anyone with a lumbar drain before."
Which action would be most appropriate for the charge nurse?
,A. Provide an immediate one on one, personal in service
about the drain B. Change the assignment; reassign the
client with the lumbar drain to a different nurse
C. Assign the graduated staff nurse to be transferred to another
floor for the shift
D. Check with the nurse and the client often during the shift -
ANSWER-B
A nurse receives an illegible hand-written medication order.
Which statement to
the HCP reflects appropriate assertive
communication?
A. "Would you please clarify what you have written so I am
sure I am reading it correctly?"
B. "I am have difficulty reading your handwriting. It would
save me time if you would be more careful."
C. "Please print in the future so I do not have to spend extra
time attempting to read your writing."
D. "I cannot give this medication as it is written. I have no
idea of what you
mean." -
ANSWER-A
,The nurse manager overhears a HCP loudly criticize one of
the staff nurses
within hearing range of other staff
and visitors.
Which approach by the nurse manager is indicated in
this situation?
A. Walk up to the HCP and quietly state: "Stop this
unacceptable behavior." B. "Stay neutral and allow the staff
nurse to hand this situation independently."
C. Request an immediate private meeting with the HCP and staff
nurse.
D. Notify the CHO about the breach of professional conduct -
ANSWER-C
A woman dressed in a business suit with no visible identification
is at the nurses
station looking at client
charts.
What nursing action is most
appropriate?
A. Report to the nurse manager about the witnessed suspicious
activity
, B. Immediately call security for this breach in client
confidentiality
C. Ignore the person; many outside vendors check charts to set
up a transfer or to coordinate care
D. Request to see identification and an explanation as to why
the woman is viewing client charts - ANSWER-D
A 90 year old is readmitted to the hospital, less than 2
weeks after being
discharged, for the same health
concern.
What factors contribute to hospital readmissions among older
adults? (SATA)
A. Client health
status B. Family
preferences
C. Excellent primary
care
D. Reconcilliation of
medications
E. Poor communication among providers -
ANSWER-A, B, E
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE VERIFIEDSOLUTION GUIDE) (MULTIPLE
CHOICES) (A+ GRADED 100% CORRECT) 2025
BRAND NEW!!
The RN has just accepted a position as a public health nurse.
Which question
might be there most relevant as the nurse begins
employment?
A. "Which nursing assistants can I refer clients to?"
B. "Which clients should I see as I begin my day?"
C. "Which physicians will I be more closely collaborating with?"
D. "Which groups are at the greatest risk for problems?" -
ANSWER-D
A newly graduated new, who has recently completed
orientation, voices concern about her assignment: "I have
never taken care of anyone with a lumbar drain before."
Which action would be most appropriate for the charge nurse?
,A. Provide an immediate one on one, personal in service
about the drain B. Change the assignment; reassign the
client with the lumbar drain to a different nurse
C. Assign the graduated staff nurse to be transferred to another
floor for the shift
D. Check with the nurse and the client often during the shift -
ANSWER-B
A nurse receives an illegible hand-written medication order.
Which statement to
the HCP reflects appropriate assertive
communication?
A. "Would you please clarify what you have written so I am
sure I am reading it correctly?"
B. "I am have difficulty reading your handwriting. It would
save me time if you would be more careful."
C. "Please print in the future so I do not have to spend extra
time attempting to read your writing."
D. "I cannot give this medication as it is written. I have no
idea of what you
mean." -
ANSWER-A
,The nurse manager overhears a HCP loudly criticize one of
the staff nurses
within hearing range of other staff
and visitors.
Which approach by the nurse manager is indicated in
this situation?
A. Walk up to the HCP and quietly state: "Stop this
unacceptable behavior." B. "Stay neutral and allow the staff
nurse to hand this situation independently."
C. Request an immediate private meeting with the HCP and staff
nurse.
D. Notify the CHO about the breach of professional conduct -
ANSWER-C
A woman dressed in a business suit with no visible identification
is at the nurses
station looking at client
charts.
What nursing action is most
appropriate?
A. Report to the nurse manager about the witnessed suspicious
activity
, B. Immediately call security for this breach in client
confidentiality
C. Ignore the person; many outside vendors check charts to set
up a transfer or to coordinate care
D. Request to see identification and an explanation as to why
the woman is viewing client charts - ANSWER-D
A 90 year old is readmitted to the hospital, less than 2
weeks after being
discharged, for the same health
concern.
What factors contribute to hospital readmissions among older
adults? (SATA)
A. Client health
status B. Family
preferences
C. Excellent primary
care
D. Reconcilliation of
medications
E. Poor communication among providers -
ANSWER-A, B, E
