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Sherpath NGN Women’s Health Week 4 practice questions are designed to prepare nursing students for Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) testing. The 2025/2026 verified study guides provide real exam-style multiple-choice, select-all-that-apply, and case-based questions with rationales, already graded A+, ensuring mastery of competencies required for safe and effective women’s health nursing practice.

The Kaplan Fundamentals B NGN exam assesses knowledge of basic nursing principles and clinical judgment skills. The 2025/2026 verified study guides provide real exam-style multiple-choice, case-based, and NGN item types with rationales, already graded A+, ensuring mastery of competencies required for nursing program progression and NCLEX Next Generation preparation.

This NGN cardiac case study emphasizes clinical judgment in cardiovascular nursing scenarios. The 2025/2026 verified study guides provide real exam-style multiple-choice, case-based, and innovative NGN item types with rationales, already graded A+, ensuring mastery of competencies required for BSN coursework and NCLEX Next Generation preparation.

Cardiac - Patient 1 Client was brought to the emergency department by his son with reports of difficulty breathing and inability to walk short distances without becoming extremely short of breath. Client is a 72-year-old African American man with a history of obesity, hypertension, coronary artery disease, and diabetes mel- litus. Client repor

Endocrine - Patient 1 H&P 1400 (admission): 21-year-old client; driver in motor vehicle accident. No known allergies. No medical history. Loss of consciousness for 5 minutes at scene with amnesia. Ecchymosis to chest wall and lower abdomen secondary to seat belt. Neurologic assessment and abdominal assessments are negative. No lacerations. Abrasion to left and center forehead. Medications:

Raise pH with acid-neutralizing effect - ANSWERS - Antacids Work in parietal cells in the lining of the stomach - ANSWERS - H2 Blockers Inhibits histam

Question 1 / 5 Recognizing Cues Select the four findings that are most concerning to the nurse and require immediate follow-up - ANSWERS - -Extreme nausea and uncontrolled vomiting -Client is hot to the touch and diaphoretic -Morphine is no longer controlling the pain -Client's medical history and previous reactions Question

Select the four recommended evidenced-based practices to prevent central line-associated blood stream infections (CLABSI). - ANSWERS - 1)Apply appropriate skin antiseptic. 2) Wash hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand rub before and after touching the line. 3) Ensure the skin prep has completely dried before the central line is inserted. 4) Use steril

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