NCLEX-PN Practice # 2 Questions
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1. distancing: A woman is three days post-ostomy surgery. The client will
not make eye contact with the nurse and does not want any visitors.
The nurse recognizes which coping mechanism?
2. strong palmar grasp reflex: The nurse working in a pediatric clinic is
helping the RN conduct a developmental assessment on a five-month-
old child. The nurse determines that the infant may need additional
evaluation upon noting that the infant demonstrates which of the
following behaviors?
3. assess the client for injuries: The nurse is caring for a client in an
orthopedic unit. While the nurse is ambulating with the client in the
hallway, the client falls. Which of the following is the nurse's first
responsibility in this situation?
4. mother does not produce Rh antibodies.: The nurse is administering
Rhogam to a pregnant client. The nurse knows that the medication is
effective when the
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, 5. malpractice.: The nurse recognizes that when he or she commits
an act of negligence while caring for a client, it is termed
6. a client requiring oral suctioning: The nurse has just received the client
report for her nursing shift. Which of the clients should the nurse see
first?
7. ripen the cervix for delivery.: The nurse is preparing to administer
prostaglandin E to a pregnant client, who is in the early stages of labor.
When the client asks the nurse about the purpose of the medication,
the nurse responds that prostaglandin E helps to
8. 90°F: The nurse must give a client a tepid sponge bath to lower the
client's temperature. Which of the following temperature readings is
most appropriate for tepid water?
9. calcium gluconate: The LPN is working on a postpartum unit, and the
RN asks her to be sure that the antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity
is readily available for a client, who is receiving it. The LPN looks for
which medication?
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1. distancing: A woman is three days post-ostomy surgery. The client will
not make eye contact with the nurse and does not want any visitors.
The nurse recognizes which coping mechanism?
2. strong palmar grasp reflex: The nurse working in a pediatric clinic is
helping the RN conduct a developmental assessment on a five-month-
old child. The nurse determines that the infant may need additional
evaluation upon noting that the infant demonstrates which of the
following behaviors?
3. assess the client for injuries: The nurse is caring for a client in an
orthopedic unit. While the nurse is ambulating with the client in the
hallway, the client falls. Which of the following is the nurse's first
responsibility in this situation?
4. mother does not produce Rh antibodies.: The nurse is administering
Rhogam to a pregnant client. The nurse knows that the medication is
effective when the
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, 5. malpractice.: The nurse recognizes that when he or she commits
an act of negligence while caring for a client, it is termed
6. a client requiring oral suctioning: The nurse has just received the client
report for her nursing shift. Which of the clients should the nurse see
first?
7. ripen the cervix for delivery.: The nurse is preparing to administer
prostaglandin E to a pregnant client, who is in the early stages of labor.
When the client asks the nurse about the purpose of the medication,
the nurse responds that prostaglandin E helps to
8. 90°F: The nurse must give a client a tepid sponge bath to lower the
client's temperature. Which of the following temperature readings is
most appropriate for tepid water?
9. calcium gluconate: The LPN is working on a postpartum unit, and the
RN asks her to be sure that the antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity
is readily available for a client, who is receiving it. The LPN looks for
which medication?
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