LVN Level 1 Exam Review questions
and correct answers
Different routes of medication - ANS ✔✔oral-most common, convenient, least expensive
intramuscular
rectal
sublingual
inhalation
topical
subcutaneous
Specimen collection urine - ANS ✔✔pt has foley catheter intact, draining clear yellow urine.
explained to pt need for specimen collection and pt verbalized understanding. clamped the
upper chamber of the tubing and cleaned port, attaching syringe to the tubing using sterile
technique. urine placed in specimen cup was clear, yellow and 30 mls in amount. it was labeled,
date and time added and sent to the lab as ordered.
Specimen collection stool - ANS ✔✔Know how much, the form, blood, parasite.
Technique, Documentation
complications of diabetes - ANS ✔✔blindness, kidney failure, poor wound healing, amputations
of the extremities
Subjective data - ANS ✔✔things a person tells you about that you cannot observe through your
senses; symptoms
Objective data - ANS ✔✔information that is seen, heard, felt, or smelled by an observer; signs
, Vital signs include - ANS ✔✔temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation
inflammation process - ANS ✔✔releases histamines causing redness, pain, swelling, and heat
Autonomy - ANS ✔✔In health care applies to all people capable of and competent in making
health care decisions for themselves.
Fidelity - ANS ✔✔Faithfulness or loyalty to agreements and responsibilities accepted as part of
the practice of nursing. Also means not promising a patient something that one cannot deliver
or control.
Justice - ANS ✔✔Based on fairness and equality.
Urinary retention - ANS ✔✔abnormal accumulation of urine in the bladder because of an
inability to urinate
Oral medication administration - ANS ✔✔Medication administered by mouth (sublingual,
buccal)
Administering otic drops for an adult - ANS ✔✔Pull auricle up and back
topical medications - ANS ✔✔drugs placed directly on the skin
Aphasia - ANS ✔✔Defect or loss of the power of expression by speech, writing, or signs, or of
comprehension of spoken or written language, caused by disease or injury of the brain centers.
Nursing Process - ANS ✔✔Assessment
and correct answers
Different routes of medication - ANS ✔✔oral-most common, convenient, least expensive
intramuscular
rectal
sublingual
inhalation
topical
subcutaneous
Specimen collection urine - ANS ✔✔pt has foley catheter intact, draining clear yellow urine.
explained to pt need for specimen collection and pt verbalized understanding. clamped the
upper chamber of the tubing and cleaned port, attaching syringe to the tubing using sterile
technique. urine placed in specimen cup was clear, yellow and 30 mls in amount. it was labeled,
date and time added and sent to the lab as ordered.
Specimen collection stool - ANS ✔✔Know how much, the form, blood, parasite.
Technique, Documentation
complications of diabetes - ANS ✔✔blindness, kidney failure, poor wound healing, amputations
of the extremities
Subjective data - ANS ✔✔things a person tells you about that you cannot observe through your
senses; symptoms
Objective data - ANS ✔✔information that is seen, heard, felt, or smelled by an observer; signs
, Vital signs include - ANS ✔✔temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation
inflammation process - ANS ✔✔releases histamines causing redness, pain, swelling, and heat
Autonomy - ANS ✔✔In health care applies to all people capable of and competent in making
health care decisions for themselves.
Fidelity - ANS ✔✔Faithfulness or loyalty to agreements and responsibilities accepted as part of
the practice of nursing. Also means not promising a patient something that one cannot deliver
or control.
Justice - ANS ✔✔Based on fairness and equality.
Urinary retention - ANS ✔✔abnormal accumulation of urine in the bladder because of an
inability to urinate
Oral medication administration - ANS ✔✔Medication administered by mouth (sublingual,
buccal)
Administering otic drops for an adult - ANS ✔✔Pull auricle up and back
topical medications - ANS ✔✔drugs placed directly on the skin
Aphasia - ANS ✔✔Defect or loss of the power of expression by speech, writing, or signs, or of
comprehension of spoken or written language, caused by disease or injury of the brain centers.
Nursing Process - ANS ✔✔Assessment
