NCLEX NGN RN EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS || LATEST UPDATE 2024/2025

NCLEX NGN RN EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS || LATEST UPDATE 2024/2025
Abruptio Placenta - ...(ANSWERS)....The placenta separates from the uterine wall
prematurely.



Multigravida - ...(ANSWERS)....A woman who has been pregnant multiple times,
usually over the age of 35.



Bleeding in Abruptio Placenta vs. Placenta Previa - ...(ANSWERS)....Bleeding is
usually painful in Abruptio Placenta; bleeding is more voluminous in placenta
previa.



IV Gauge for Abruptio Placenta - ...(ANSWERS)....An 18 gauge needle should be
used in preparation to give blood if necessary.



Monitoring Frequency for Abruptio Placenta - ...(ANSWERS)....Vital signs, vaginal
bleeding, and fetal heart rate should be measured every 5-15 minutes.



Delivery Method for Abruptio Placenta - ...(ANSWERS)....Usually delivered via C-
section.



Fetal Death Incidence - ...(ANSWERS)....There is a higher incidence of fetal death
with Abruptio Placenta compared to Placenta Previa.

,Common Trimester for Abruptio Placenta - ...(ANSWERS)....Most commonly
occurs in the third trimester.



Accidental Poisonings Age - ...(ANSWERS)....Accidental poisonings are most
common at 2 years old.



First Action After Poison Ingestion - ...(ANSWERS)....Call for medical help.



Inducing Vomiting for Gasoline Ingestion - ...(ANSWERS)....No, vomiting should
not be induced for gas or any other petroleum products.



What to Bring to ER After Poisoning - ...(ANSWERS)....The suspected poison must
accompany the child to the ER.



Accidental Poisoning Risk for Elderly - ...(ANSWERS)....Elderly clients are at high
risk for accidental poisoning due to poor eyesight.



Chemicals Causing Burns to Oral Mucosa - ...(ANSWERS)....Lye and caustic
cleaners.



Seizure Risk After Ingestion - ...(ANSWERS)....Children who have swallowed drugs
and insecticides are at the highest risk for seizure activity.

,Impaired Skin Integrity Diagnosis - ...(ANSWERS)....Yes, it can be an appropriate
nursing diagnosis when Lye or caustic agents have been ingested.



Causative Organism of Acne - ...(ANSWERS)....P. acnes (propionibacterium acnes).



Structures Involved in Acne Vulgaris - ...(ANSWERS)....The sebaceous glands.



Drugs Given for Acne - ...(ANSWERS)....Vitamin A, Antibiotics, Retinoids.



Causes of Acne - ...(ANSWERS)....Dietary indiscretions and uncleanliness are not
causes of acne.



Causative Factors in Acne Vulgaris - ...(ANSWERS)....Hereditary, Bacterial,
Hormonal.



Most Common Retinoid for Acne - ...(ANSWERS)....Accutane.



Accutane Analog - ...(ANSWERS)....Accutane is an analog of Vitamin A.



Common Side Effect of Accutane - ...(ANSWERS)....Inflammation of the lips;
causes birth defects.



Common Antibiotic for Acne - ...(ANSWERS)....Tetracycline.

, Time to See Results from Acne Treatment - ...(ANSWERS)....4 to 6 weeks.



Stress and Acne - ...(ANSWERS)....Yes, stress makes acne worse.



Face Washing Frequency for Acne - ...(ANSWERS)....Twice a day.



Instructions for Tetracycline - ...(ANSWERS)....Take it on an empty stomach and
avoid sunlight (photosensitivity).



Comedones - ...(ANSWERS)....Blackheads and whiteheads.



Virus Causing AIDS - ...(ANSWERS)....HIV (Human immunodeficiency virus).



AIDS Virus Target Cells - ...(ANSWERS)....The AIDS virus invades the helper T-
lymphocytes (or CD4 cells).



AIDS Transmission Routes - ...(ANSWERS)....Blood, Sexual contact, Breastfeeding,
Across placenta in utero.



HIV Presence in Body Fluids - ...(ANSWERS)....HIV is present only through blood,
semen, and breast milk.