NCLEX Practice Exam 2 (10 Questions)

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1.

A client comes to the clinic for treatment of recurrent pelvic inflammatory disease. The nurse recognizes that this condition most frequently follows which type of infection?
- A.
  
  Trichomoniasis
- B.
  
  Chlamydia
- C.
  
  Staphylococcus
- D.
  
  Streptococcus
Correct Answer
B. Chlamydia

Explanation
amydial infections are one of the most frequent causes of salpingitis or pelvic inflammatory disease.

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An RN who usually works in a spinal rehabilitation unit is floated to the emergency department. Which of these clients should the charge nurse assign to this RN?
- A.
  
  A middle-aged client who says “I took too many diet pills” and “my heart feels like it is racing out of my chest.”
- B.
  
  A young adult who says “I hear songs from heaven. I need money for beer. I quit drinking two (2) days ago for my family. Why are my arms and legs jerking?”
- C.
  
  An adolescent who has been on pain medications terminal cancer with an initial assessment finding pupils and a relaxed respiratory rate of 10.
- D.
  
  An elderly client who reports having taken a “large crack hit” 10 minutes prior to walking into the emergency room.
Correct Answer
C. An adolescent who has been on pain medications terminal cancer with an initial assessment finding pupils and a relaxed respiratory rate of 10.

Explanation
ses who are floated to other units should be assigned to a client who has minimal anticipated immediate complications of their problem. The client in option C exhibits opioid toxicity with the pinpoint pupils and has the least risk of complications to occur in the near future.

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When teaching a client with coronary artery disease about nutrition. the nurse should emphasize
- A.
  
  Eating three (3) balanced meals a day
- B.
  
  Adding complex carbohydrates
- C.
  
  Avoiding very heavy meals
- D.
  
  Limiting sodium to 7 gms per day
Correct Answer
C. Avoiding very heavy meals

Explanation
ing large. heavy meals can pull blood away from the heart for digestion and is dangerous for the client with coronary artery disease.

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Which of these findings indicate that a pump to deliver a basal rate of 10 ml per hour plus PRN for pain break through for morphine drip is not working?
- A.
  
  The client complains of discomfort at the IV insertion site
- B.
  
  The client states “I just can’t get relief from my pain.”
- C.
  
  The level of drug is 100 ml at 8 AM and is 80 ml at noon
- D.
  
  The level of the drug is 100 ml at 8 AM and is 50 ml at noon
Correct Answer
C. The level of drug is 100 ml at 8 AM and is 80 ml at noon

Explanation
minimal dose of 10 mL per hour which would be 40 mL given in a four (4) hour period. Only 60 mL should be left at noon. The pump is not functioning when more than expected medicine is left in the container.

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The nurse is speaking at a community meeting about personal responsibility for health promotion. A participant asks about chiropractic treatment for illnesses. What should be the focus of the nurse’s response?
- A.
  
  Electrical energy fields
- B.
  
  Spinal column manipulation
- C.
  
  Mind-body balance
- D.
  
  Exercise of joints
Correct Answer
B. Spinal column manipulation

Explanation
theory underlying chiropractic is that interference with transmission of mental impulses between the brain and body organs produces diseases. Such interference is caused by misalignment of the vertebrae. Manipulation reduces the subluxation.

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The nurse is performing a neurological assessment on a client post right CVA. Which finding. if observed by the nurse. would warrant immediate attention?
- A.
  
  Decrease in level of consciousness
- B.
  
  Loss of bladder control
- C.
  
  Altered sensation to stimuli
- D.
  
  Emotional ability
Correct Answer
A. Decrease in level of consciousness

Explanation
urther decrease in the level of consciousness would be indicative of a further progression of the CVA.

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7.

A child who has recently been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis is in a pediatric clinic where a nurse is performing an assessment. Which later finding of this disease would the nurse not expect to see at this time?
- A.
  
  Positive sweat test
- B.
  
  Bulky greasy stools
- C.
  
  Moist. productive cough
- D.
  
  Meconium ileus
Correct Answer
C. Moist. productive cough

Explanation
sy respirations and a dry non-productive cough are commonly the first of the respiratory signs to appear in a newly diagnosed client with cystic fibrosis (CF). The other options are the earliest findings. CF is an inherited (genetic) condition affecting the cells that produce mucus. sweat. saliva and digestive juices. Normally. these secretions are thin and slippery. but in CF. a defective gene causes the secretions to become thick and sticky. Instead of acting as a lubricant. the secretions plug up tubes. ducts. and passageways. especially in the pancreas and lungs. Respiratory failure is the most dangerous consequence of CF.

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The home health nurse visits a male client to provide wound care and finds the client lethargic and confused. His wife states he fell down the stairs 2 hours ago. The nurse should
- A.
  
  Place a call to the client’s health care provider for instructions
- B.
  
  Send him to the emergency room for evaluation
- C.
  
  Reassure the client’s wife that the symptoms are transient
- D.
  
  Instruct the client’s wife to call the doctor if his symptoms become worse
Correct Answer
B. Send him to the emergency room for evaluation

Explanation
s client requires immediate evaluation. A delay in treatment could result in further deterioration and harm. Home care nurses must prioritize interventions based on assessment findings that are in the client’s best interest.

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Which of the following should the nurse implement to prepare a client for a KUB (Kidney. Ureter. Bladder) radiograph test?
- A.
  
  Client must be NPO before the examination
- B.
  
  Enema to be administered prior to the examination
- C.
  
  Medicate client with Lasix 20 mg IV 30 minutes prior to the examination
- D.
  
  No special orders are necessary for this examination
Correct Answer
D. No special orders are necessary for this examination

Explanation
special preparation is necessary for this examination.

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10.

The nurse is giving discharge teaching to a client seven (7) days post myocardial infarction. He asks the nurse why he must wait six (6) weeks before having sexual intercourse. What is the best response by the nurse to this question?
- A.
  
  “You need to regain your strength before attempting such exertion.”
- B.
  
  “When you can climb 2 flights of stairs without problems. it is generally safe.”
- C.
  
  “Have a glass of wine to relax you. then you can try to have sex.”
- D.
  
  “If you can maintain an active walking program. you will have less risk.”
Correct Answer
B. “When you can climb 2 flights of stairs without problems. it is generally safe.”

Explanation
re is a risk of cardiac rupture at the point of the myocardial infarction for about six (6) weeks. Scar tissue should form about that time. Waiting until the client can tolerate climbing stairs is the usual advice given by health care providers.

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NCLEX Practice Exam 2 (10 Questions)

A client comes to the clinic for treatment of recurrent pelvic inflammatory disease. The nurse recognizes that this condition most frequently follows which type of infection?

An RN who usually works in a spinal rehabilitation unit is floated to the emergency department. Which of these clients should the charge nurse assign to this RN?

When teaching a client with coronary artery disease about nutrition. the nurse should emphasize

Which of these findings indicate that a pump to deliver a basal rate of 10 ml per hour plus PRN for pain break through for morphine drip is not working?

The nurse is speaking at a community meeting about personal responsibility for health promotion. A participant asks about chiropractic treatment for illnesses. What should be the focus of the nurse’s response?

The nurse is performing a neurological assessment on a client post right CVA. Which finding. if observed by the nurse. would warrant immediate attention?

A child who has recently been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis is in a pediatric clinic where a nurse is performing an assessment. Which later finding of this disease would the nurse not expect to see at this time?

The home health nurse visits a male client to provide wound care and finds the client lethargic and confused. His wife states he fell down the stairs 2 hours ago. The nurse should

Which of the following should the nurse implement to prepare a client for a KUB (Kidney. Ureter. Bladder) radiograph test?

The nurse is giving discharge teaching to a client seven (7) days post myocardial infarction. He asks the nurse why he must wait six (6) weeks before having sexual intercourse. What is the best response by the nurse to this question?