Nurse's Role NCLEX Practice Questions (WebEx Meeting) Actual Exam Questions And 100% Verified Correct Answers.

A nurse has four clients to assess. Which of the following clients should the nurse assess FIRST? A. A client who has just received intravenous morphine B. A client with a diagnosis of lung cancer who is experiencing thrombocytopenia C. A client who has an inflamed IV site while receiving packed red blood cells D. A client who experiences relief of dyspnea after receiving a small volume nebulizer (SVN) - correct answer A. A client who has just received intravenous morphine The nurse caring for a client who dystocia (difficult labor) determines that the priority is which action? A. Position changes and providing comfort measures B. Explanations to the family members about what is happening to the client C. Monitor for changes in the physical condition of the mother and fetus D. Reinforcement of breathing techniques learned in childbirth classes - correct answer C. Monitor for changes in the physical condition of the mother and fetus A client who had an application of a right arm cast complains of pain at the wrist when the arm is passively moved. What action should the nurse take FIRST? A. Elevate the arm B. Document the findings C. Medicate with an additional dose of an opioid D. Check for paresthesia and paralysis of the right arm - correct answer D. Check for paresthesia and paralysis of the right arm The nurse is assigned to care for four clients. In planning client rounds, which client should the nurse assess FIRST? A. A postoperative client preparing for discharge with a new medication B. A client who requires daily dressing changes of a recent surgical incision C. A client scheduled for a chest x-ray after insertion of a nasogastric tube D. A client with asthma who requested a breathing treatment during the shift - correct answer D. A client with asthma who requested a breathing treatment during the shift The nurse employed in an emergency department (ED) is assigned to triage clients coming to the ED for treatment. The nurse should assign PRIORITY to which client? A. A client complains a muscle aches, a headache, and history of seizures B. A client who twisted her ankle when rollerblading and is requesting medication for pain C. A client with chest pain who states that he just ate pizza that was made with a very spicy sauce D. A client with a minor laceration on the index finger sustained while cutting an eggplant - correct answer C. A client with chest pain who states that he just ate pizza that was made with a very spicy sauce For a cognitively impaired client who cannot accurately report pain, what is the FIRST action that you should take? A. Closely monitor for nonverbal signs such as grimacing or rocking B. Obtain baseline behavioral indicators from family members C. Look at the MAR and chart, to know the time of the last dose and response D. Give the maximum PRN dose within the minimum time frame for relief - correct answer B. Obtain baseline behavioral indicators from family members What is the best way to schedule medication for a client with constant pain? A. PRN at the client's request B. Prior to painful procedure C. IV bonus after pain assessment D. Around the clock - correct answer D. Around the clock Each nurse is responsible for becoming familiar with the nurse practice acts of the state in which he or she practices because these acts do which of the following? A. Protect the nurse from malpractice suits B. Contain national standards and responsibilities C. Contain job descriptions for all nurses D. Define nursing practice and standards of care for the nurse practicing in a specific state - correct answer D. Define nursing practice and standards of care fo the nurse practicing in a specific state The nurse checks on a client who was admitted to the hospital with pneumonia. The client has been coughing profusely and has required nasotracheal suctioning. He has an IV infusion of antibiotics. The is febrile. The client asks the nurse if he can have a bath because he has been perspiring profusely. Which of the following is the MOST APPROPRIATE to delegate to the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)? A. Assessing vital signs B. Changing IV dressing C. Nasotracheal suctioning D. Administering a bed bath - correct answer D. Administering a bed bath The nurse is caring for a client with a nursing diagnosis of Ineffective Breathing Pattern. Which action is MOST APPROPRIATE to delegate to the experienced LPN? A. Assist the client with basic activities of daily living B. Teach client about the use of home oxygen therapy C. Instruct the client regarding the importance of physical activity D. Administer the third dose of epoetin alpha (Epogen) subcutaneously - correct answer D. Administer the third dose of epoetin alpha (Epogen) subcutaneously As a charge nurse, you are making assignments for the next shift. Which client should be assigned to the new nurse who has been working for 2 months and has been pulled from their surgical unit to the medical unit? A. A client on airborne precautions for bacterial meningitis B. A client who just returned from a bronchoscopy and biopsy C. A client who needs teaching about the use of incentive spirometry D. A client with COPD who is ventilator dependent