NACE PN TO RN LATEST EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
A+ ANSWERS 2026 EDITION
Dosage calculation
Determining mL for medication administration.
Seizure safety
Protecting individual from injury during a seizure.
Fluid intake recommendation
Increase hydration to prevent constipation.
Bowel management program
Plan addressing factors to improve bowel health.
Client autonomy
Respecting client's right to make health decisions.
Inadequate activity
Lack of movement contributing to constipation.
Seizure precautions
Measures taken to ensure safety during seizures.
Prescribed Dose
Amount of medication recommended for administration.
Tablespoon
Unit of volume equal to 15 ml.
Milliliters Calculation
Multiply 15 ml by the number of doses.
Otic Drops Administration
Technique for instilling drops in the ear.
Auditory Canal
Passage leading from the outer ear to the eardrum.
Auricle
External part of the ear, also known as pinna.
, Technique for Adults
Pull auricle up and back before drops.
Technique for Children
Pull auditory canal down and forward.
Sedative
Medication used to induce calmness or sleep.
Idiosyncratic Drug Effect
Unpredictable reaction unrelated to drug dosage.
Paradoxical Agitation
Unexpected excitement after sedative administration.
Toxic Drug Effect
Harmful reaction related to drug dosage.
Allergic Drug Response
Immunological reaction causing rash or swelling.
Unexpected Drug Interaction
Unpredictable modification of drug effects.
CNS Stimulation
Increased activity in the central nervous system.
CNS Depression
Reduced activity in the central nervous system.
Pharmacology
Study of drug action and effects.
Medication History
Record of patient's previous drug use.
Efficacy
Effectiveness of a drug in producing desired results.
Toxicity
Degree to which a substance can harm organisms.
Anaphylaxis
A+ ANSWERS 2026 EDITION
Dosage calculation
Determining mL for medication administration.
Seizure safety
Protecting individual from injury during a seizure.
Fluid intake recommendation
Increase hydration to prevent constipation.
Bowel management program
Plan addressing factors to improve bowel health.
Client autonomy
Respecting client's right to make health decisions.
Inadequate activity
Lack of movement contributing to constipation.
Seizure precautions
Measures taken to ensure safety during seizures.
Prescribed Dose
Amount of medication recommended for administration.
Tablespoon
Unit of volume equal to 15 ml.
Milliliters Calculation
Multiply 15 ml by the number of doses.
Otic Drops Administration
Technique for instilling drops in the ear.
Auditory Canal
Passage leading from the outer ear to the eardrum.
Auricle
External part of the ear, also known as pinna.
, Technique for Adults
Pull auricle up and back before drops.
Technique for Children
Pull auditory canal down and forward.
Sedative
Medication used to induce calmness or sleep.
Idiosyncratic Drug Effect
Unpredictable reaction unrelated to drug dosage.
Paradoxical Agitation
Unexpected excitement after sedative administration.
Toxic Drug Effect
Harmful reaction related to drug dosage.
Allergic Drug Response
Immunological reaction causing rash or swelling.
Unexpected Drug Interaction
Unpredictable modification of drug effects.
CNS Stimulation
Increased activity in the central nervous system.
CNS Depression
Reduced activity in the central nervous system.
Pharmacology
Study of drug action and effects.
Medication History
Record of patient's previous drug use.
Efficacy
Effectiveness of a drug in producing desired results.
Toxicity
Degree to which a substance can harm organisms.
Anaphylaxis
