Nursing Practice I - Naga Nov 2025 NLE
1. Nurse Suzie is administering 12:00 PM medication in Ward 4. Two patients have to receive
Lanoxin. What should Nurse Suzie does when one of the clients does NOT have a readable
identification band?
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1/1
A. Ask the client if she is Mrs. Santos
B. Ask the client his name
C. Ask the room mate if the client is Mrs. Santos
D. Compare the ID band with the bed tag
2. Lizette, a head nurse in a surgical unit, hears one of the staff nurses say that she does not
touch any client assigned to her unless she performs nursing procedures or conducts physical
assessment. To guide staff nurse in the use of touch, which of the following would be the BEST
response of Lizette?
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0/1
A. "Use touch when the situation calls for it".
B. “Touch serves as a connection between the nurse and the patient."
C. "Use touch with discretion."
D. “Touch is used in physical assessment."
3. You are asked to teach the client, Mr. Lapuz who has right sided weakness the use of a
cane. Which observation will indicate that Mr. Lapuz is using the cane correctly?
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0/1
A. The cane and one foot or both feet are on the floor at all times
B. He advances the cane followed by the left leg
C. Client keeps the cane on the right side along the weak leg
D. Client leans to the left side which is stronger
4. George, a 43 year old executive, is scheduled for cardiac bypass surgery. While being
prepared for surgery, he says to the nurse "I am not going to have the surgery. I may die
because of the risk". Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?
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1/1
A. "Without the surgery you will most likely die sooner."
B. “There are always risks involved with surgery."
,C. “There is a client in the other room who had successful surgery and you can talk to him".
D. "This must be very frightening for you. Tell me how you feel about the surgery."
5. A client is ordered to take Lasix, a diuretic, to be taken orally daily. Which of the following
is an appropriate instruction by the nurse?
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0/1
A. Report to the physician the effects of the medication on urination
B. Take the medicine early in the morning
C. Take a full glass of water with the medicine
D. Measure frequency of urination in 24 hours
6. Nurse Glenda gets a call from a neighbor who tells her that his 3 years old daughter has
been vomiting and has fever and asks for advice. Which of the following is the most appropriate
action of the nurse?
*
0/1
A. Observe the child for an hour if the child does not improve, refer to the physician in the
neighborhood
B. Recommend to bring the child immediately to the hospital
C. Assess the child, recommend observation and administer acetaminophen. If symptoms continue,
bring to the hospital
D. Tell the neighbor to observe the child and give plenty of fluids. If the child does not improve, bring
the child to the hospital
7. Wilfred, 30 years old male, was brought to the hospital due to injuries sustained from a
vehicular accident. While being transported to the X-ray department, the straps accidentally
broke and the client fell to the floor hitting his head. In this situation, the nurse is: *
0/1
A. Not responsible because of the doctrine of respondent superior
B. Free from any negligence that caused harm to the patient
C. Liable along with the employer for the use of a detective equipment that harms the client
D. Totally responsible for the negligence
8. While going on evening round, Nurse Edna saw Mrs. Pascual meditating and afterwards
started singing prayerful hymns. What is the BEST response of Edna?
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A. Ignore the incidence
B. Report the incidence to the head nurse
C. Respect the client's actions as this provides structure and support to the client
D. Call her attention so she can go to sleep
, 9. A client asks for advice on low cholesterol food. You advise the client to eat the following:
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A. Chicken liver, cow liver, eggs
B. Lean beef and pork, egg white, fish
C. Balut, salted eggs, duck `and chicken egg
D. Pork liempo, cow brain, lungs and kidney
10. The code of ethics for nurses has an interpretive statement that provides:
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A. Continuity of care for the improvement of the client
B. Guide for carrying out nursing responsibilities that provide quality care and for the ethical obligation
of the profession
C. Standards of care in carrying out nursing responsibilities
D. Identical care to all clients in any setting
11. Which of the following situations would possibly cause a nurse to be sued due to
negligence?
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0/1
A. Nurse gave a client wrong medication and an hour later, client complained of dyspnea – Harm
or injure
B. While preparing a medication, the nurse notices that instead of 1 tablet, she put two tablets
into the client's medicine cup
C. As the nurse was about to administer medication, the client questioned why the medication is
still given when in fact the physician discontinued it
D. Nurse administered 2 tablets of analgesic instead of 1 tablet as prescribed. Patient noticed the
error and complained.
12. Your nurse supervisor asks you who among the following clients is most susceptible to
getting infection if admitted to the hospital:
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1/1
A. Diabetic client type 2
B. Client with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
C. Client with second degree burns
D. Client with psoriasis
13. Mr. Chris Martinez has been confined for three days. His wife helped take care of him
and he has observed her to be too involved in his care. He complained to the head nurse about
this. Which of the following would be the BEST response of the nurse?
1. Nurse Suzie is administering 12:00 PM medication in Ward 4. Two patients have to receive
Lanoxin. What should Nurse Suzie does when one of the clients does NOT have a readable
identification band?
*
1/1
A. Ask the client if she is Mrs. Santos
B. Ask the client his name
C. Ask the room mate if the client is Mrs. Santos
D. Compare the ID band with the bed tag
2. Lizette, a head nurse in a surgical unit, hears one of the staff nurses say that she does not
touch any client assigned to her unless she performs nursing procedures or conducts physical
assessment. To guide staff nurse in the use of touch, which of the following would be the BEST
response of Lizette?
*
0/1
A. "Use touch when the situation calls for it".
B. “Touch serves as a connection between the nurse and the patient."
C. "Use touch with discretion."
D. “Touch is used in physical assessment."
3. You are asked to teach the client, Mr. Lapuz who has right sided weakness the use of a
cane. Which observation will indicate that Mr. Lapuz is using the cane correctly?
*
0/1
A. The cane and one foot or both feet are on the floor at all times
B. He advances the cane followed by the left leg
C. Client keeps the cane on the right side along the weak leg
D. Client leans to the left side which is stronger
4. George, a 43 year old executive, is scheduled for cardiac bypass surgery. While being
prepared for surgery, he says to the nurse "I am not going to have the surgery. I may die
because of the risk". Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?
*
1/1
A. "Without the surgery you will most likely die sooner."
B. “There are always risks involved with surgery."
,C. “There is a client in the other room who had successful surgery and you can talk to him".
D. "This must be very frightening for you. Tell me how you feel about the surgery."
5. A client is ordered to take Lasix, a diuretic, to be taken orally daily. Which of the following
is an appropriate instruction by the nurse?
*
0/1
A. Report to the physician the effects of the medication on urination
B. Take the medicine early in the morning
C. Take a full glass of water with the medicine
D. Measure frequency of urination in 24 hours
6. Nurse Glenda gets a call from a neighbor who tells her that his 3 years old daughter has
been vomiting and has fever and asks for advice. Which of the following is the most appropriate
action of the nurse?
*
0/1
A. Observe the child for an hour if the child does not improve, refer to the physician in the
neighborhood
B. Recommend to bring the child immediately to the hospital
C. Assess the child, recommend observation and administer acetaminophen. If symptoms continue,
bring to the hospital
D. Tell the neighbor to observe the child and give plenty of fluids. If the child does not improve, bring
the child to the hospital
7. Wilfred, 30 years old male, was brought to the hospital due to injuries sustained from a
vehicular accident. While being transported to the X-ray department, the straps accidentally
broke and the client fell to the floor hitting his head. In this situation, the nurse is: *
0/1
A. Not responsible because of the doctrine of respondent superior
B. Free from any negligence that caused harm to the patient
C. Liable along with the employer for the use of a detective equipment that harms the client
D. Totally responsible for the negligence
8. While going on evening round, Nurse Edna saw Mrs. Pascual meditating and afterwards
started singing prayerful hymns. What is the BEST response of Edna?
*
1/1
A. Ignore the incidence
B. Report the incidence to the head nurse
C. Respect the client's actions as this provides structure and support to the client
D. Call her attention so she can go to sleep
, 9. A client asks for advice on low cholesterol food. You advise the client to eat the following:
*
1/1
A. Chicken liver, cow liver, eggs
B. Lean beef and pork, egg white, fish
C. Balut, salted eggs, duck `and chicken egg
D. Pork liempo, cow brain, lungs and kidney
10. The code of ethics for nurses has an interpretive statement that provides:
*
0/1
A. Continuity of care for the improvement of the client
B. Guide for carrying out nursing responsibilities that provide quality care and for the ethical obligation
of the profession
C. Standards of care in carrying out nursing responsibilities
D. Identical care to all clients in any setting
11. Which of the following situations would possibly cause a nurse to be sued due to
negligence?
*
0/1
A. Nurse gave a client wrong medication and an hour later, client complained of dyspnea – Harm
or injure
B. While preparing a medication, the nurse notices that instead of 1 tablet, she put two tablets
into the client's medicine cup
C. As the nurse was about to administer medication, the client questioned why the medication is
still given when in fact the physician discontinued it
D. Nurse administered 2 tablets of analgesic instead of 1 tablet as prescribed. Patient noticed the
error and complained.
12. Your nurse supervisor asks you who among the following clients is most susceptible to
getting infection if admitted to the hospital:
*
1/1
A. Diabetic client type 2
B. Client with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
C. Client with second degree burns
D. Client with psoriasis
13. Mr. Chris Martinez has been confined for three days. His wife helped take care of him
and he has observed her to be too involved in his care. He complained to the head nurse about
this. Which of the following would be the BEST response of the nurse?
