NCLEX PREP PN LATEST VERSION/VERIFIED AND
WELL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS/NEWEST VERSION 2026/GRADED
A+/BRAND NEW
A nurse is teaching a class for new parents at a local
community center. Which activity would the nurse stress as
being the most hazardous for an 8 month-old?
Jumping on a bed
Playing around electrical outlets
Riding in a car
Eating whole peanuts - ANSWERSRiding in a car
-car accidents are a leading cause of death in babies + children
-drowning is 2nd most common cause of death among
children
1
,A nurse walks into a client's room and finds the client lying
still and silent on the floor. What should the nurse do next?
Assess the client's airway
Incorrect
Call for help
Establish that the client is unresponsive
Determine if anyone saw the client fall – ANSWERS Establish
that the client is unresponsive
-1st step in CPR
-nurse would then call for help
-check pt's pulse
2
,The perioperative nurse must place the anesthetized client
into the lithotomy position for a cystoscopic procedure. What
is the safest technique for moving the client into this position?
Gently externally rotate the hips and flex the knees one at a
time before placing in padded stirrup
Abduct the legs and then flex the knee of one leg before
placing in padded stirrup; repeat with other leg
First raise one leg, flex the knee and place leg in a padded
stirrup; repeat with other leg
Ask for assistance to raise both legs simultaneously, then to
flex both knees and place legs in padded stirrups -
ANSWERSAsk for assistance to raise both legs simultaneously,
then to flex both knees and place legs in padded stirrups
-prevents excessive stretching + potential nerve damage
The home care nurse is teaching the client about managing
heart disease at home. What lifestyle change will promote
3
, comfort and potentially help prevent a medical crisis and
unwanted hospitalization?
Relax and contract leg muscles
Record and monitor daily weight
Participate in a progressive exercise routine
Rest in an armchair instead of lying in bed - ANSWERSRest in
an armchair instead of lying in bed
-upper body should be elevated
-resting in an armchair better than lying in bed b/c it
decreases cardiac workload + facilitates breathing
-monitoring I + O doesn't promote comfort
The nurse in the physician's office is assessing a geriatric client
who began taking omeprazole a month ago. Which finding
indicates the drug has had the desired effect?
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WELL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS/NEWEST VERSION 2026/GRADED
A+/BRAND NEW
A nurse is teaching a class for new parents at a local
community center. Which activity would the nurse stress as
being the most hazardous for an 8 month-old?
Jumping on a bed
Playing around electrical outlets
Riding in a car
Eating whole peanuts - ANSWERSRiding in a car
-car accidents are a leading cause of death in babies + children
-drowning is 2nd most common cause of death among
children
1
,A nurse walks into a client's room and finds the client lying
still and silent on the floor. What should the nurse do next?
Assess the client's airway
Incorrect
Call for help
Establish that the client is unresponsive
Determine if anyone saw the client fall – ANSWERS Establish
that the client is unresponsive
-1st step in CPR
-nurse would then call for help
-check pt's pulse
2
,The perioperative nurse must place the anesthetized client
into the lithotomy position for a cystoscopic procedure. What
is the safest technique for moving the client into this position?
Gently externally rotate the hips and flex the knees one at a
time before placing in padded stirrup
Abduct the legs and then flex the knee of one leg before
placing in padded stirrup; repeat with other leg
First raise one leg, flex the knee and place leg in a padded
stirrup; repeat with other leg
Ask for assistance to raise both legs simultaneously, then to
flex both knees and place legs in padded stirrups -
ANSWERSAsk for assistance to raise both legs simultaneously,
then to flex both knees and place legs in padded stirrups
-prevents excessive stretching + potential nerve damage
The home care nurse is teaching the client about managing
heart disease at home. What lifestyle change will promote
3
, comfort and potentially help prevent a medical crisis and
unwanted hospitalization?
Relax and contract leg muscles
Record and monitor daily weight
Participate in a progressive exercise routine
Rest in an armchair instead of lying in bed - ANSWERSRest in
an armchair instead of lying in bed
-upper body should be elevated
-resting in an armchair better than lying in bed b/c it
decreases cardiac workload + facilitates breathing
-monitoring I + O doesn't promote comfort
The nurse in the physician's office is assessing a geriatric client
who began taking omeprazole a month ago. Which finding
indicates the drug has had the desired effect?
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