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2026 NCLEX REVIEW MANAGEMENT OF
CARE EXAM BANK ALL COMPLETE (334)
CURRENT TESTING QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED)
TOP-RATED A+.
NCLEX
Prepare for your NCLEX Review Management of Care exam with
this focused study guide. It covers leadership, delegation,
prioritization, ethical and legal responsibilities, patient safety,
and care coordination. Emphasizes clinical judgment, decision-
making, and application of evidence-based nursing practices.
Suitable for nursing students preparing for the NCLEX with a
focus on management of care.
A voluntary client in a facility decides to leave the unit before
treatment is complete. To detain the client, the nurse
refuses to return the client's personal effects. This action is
an example of:
-false imprisonment.
-limit setting.
-slander.
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-violation of confidentiality. ✓ ✓...... ANSWER ....... A:
false imprisonment
Rationale: Confining a voluntary client against the client's
will may be considered false imprisonment. Limit setting is a
technique used with clients who are manipulative to limit
manipulative behavior toward nurses and other clients.
Slander is oral defamation of character. The nurse hasn't
given out any information about the client, so confidentiality
hasn't been violated.
Which task may be safely delegated to a licensed practical
nurse (LPN)?
-teaching a client newly diagnosed with diabetes mellitus
about insulin administration
-admitting a client who underwent a thoracotomy to the
nursing unit from -the postanesthesia care unit
changing the dressing of a client who underwent surgery 2
days ago
-administering an I.V. bolus dose of morphine sulfate to a
client experiencing incisional pain ✓ ✓...... ANSWER .......
A: changing the dressing of a client who underwent surgery 2
days ago
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Rationale: The registered nurse may safely delegate dressing
changes for the client who underwent surgery 2 days ago to
the LPN. Teaching a client newly diagnosed with diabetes
mellitus about insulin administration requires careful
evaluation of the effectiveness of teaching and may not be
delegated to an LPN. Admitting a client to the
postanesthesia care unit is beyond the scope of practice for
an LPN; LPNs aren't permitted to give I.V. push drugs.
The nurse is assessing a client with pneumonia. The nurse
auscultates high-pitched popping sounds during inspiration.
How will this finding be documented?
-inspiratory wheezes
-pleural friction rub
-coarse crackles
-fine crackles ✓ ✓...... ANSWER ....... A: fine crackles
Rationale: Crackles result from air moving through airways
that contain fluid. Audible during both inspiration and
expiration, crackles are discrete sounds that vary in pitch
and intensity. Fine crackles are soft and high-pitched.
Coarse crackles are louder and low-pitched with a bubbling
sound. Pleural friction rubs have a distinctive grating sound.
As the name indicates, these breath sounds result when
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inflamed visceral and parietal pleurae rub together. Wheezes
occur on expiration and sometimes on inspiration. Wheezes
are continuous, high-pitched, musical squeaks that result
when air moves rapidly through airways narrowed by asthma
or infection — or when a tumor or foreign body partially
obstructs an airway.
The managers of the physical and occupational therapy
neurologic departments tell a nurse-manager of an adult
neurologic rehabilitation unit that they're concerned that
clients have been arriving late for therapy. In response, the
nursing staff of the rehabilitation unit complains that therapy
schedules don't allow sufficient time for performing nursing
interventions. Which action by the nurse-manager is the
best solution to this problem?
-Meet with the managers of physical and occupational
therapy and determine how to reschedule clients; then
inform the nursing staff.
-Tell the nursing staff that nurses need to determine how to
transport clients to therapy according to the schedules
developed by the therapists.
-Meet with physical and occupational therapy managers to
identify scheduling solutions.
2026 NCLEX REVIEW MANAGEMENT OF
CARE EXAM BANK ALL COMPLETE (334)
CURRENT TESTING QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED)
TOP-RATED A+.
NCLEX
Prepare for your NCLEX Review Management of Care exam with
this focused study guide. It covers leadership, delegation,
prioritization, ethical and legal responsibilities, patient safety,
and care coordination. Emphasizes clinical judgment, decision-
making, and application of evidence-based nursing practices.
Suitable for nursing students preparing for the NCLEX with a
focus on management of care.
A voluntary client in a facility decides to leave the unit before
treatment is complete. To detain the client, the nurse
refuses to return the client's personal effects. This action is
an example of:
-false imprisonment.
-limit setting.
-slander.
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-violation of confidentiality. ✓ ✓...... ANSWER ....... A:
false imprisonment
Rationale: Confining a voluntary client against the client's
will may be considered false imprisonment. Limit setting is a
technique used with clients who are manipulative to limit
manipulative behavior toward nurses and other clients.
Slander is oral defamation of character. The nurse hasn't
given out any information about the client, so confidentiality
hasn't been violated.
Which task may be safely delegated to a licensed practical
nurse (LPN)?
-teaching a client newly diagnosed with diabetes mellitus
about insulin administration
-admitting a client who underwent a thoracotomy to the
nursing unit from -the postanesthesia care unit
changing the dressing of a client who underwent surgery 2
days ago
-administering an I.V. bolus dose of morphine sulfate to a
client experiencing incisional pain ✓ ✓...... ANSWER .......
A: changing the dressing of a client who underwent surgery 2
days ago
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Rationale: The registered nurse may safely delegate dressing
changes for the client who underwent surgery 2 days ago to
the LPN. Teaching a client newly diagnosed with diabetes
mellitus about insulin administration requires careful
evaluation of the effectiveness of teaching and may not be
delegated to an LPN. Admitting a client to the
postanesthesia care unit is beyond the scope of practice for
an LPN; LPNs aren't permitted to give I.V. push drugs.
The nurse is assessing a client with pneumonia. The nurse
auscultates high-pitched popping sounds during inspiration.
How will this finding be documented?
-inspiratory wheezes
-pleural friction rub
-coarse crackles
-fine crackles ✓ ✓...... ANSWER ....... A: fine crackles
Rationale: Crackles result from air moving through airways
that contain fluid. Audible during both inspiration and
expiration, crackles are discrete sounds that vary in pitch
and intensity. Fine crackles are soft and high-pitched.
Coarse crackles are louder and low-pitched with a bubbling
sound. Pleural friction rubs have a distinctive grating sound.
As the name indicates, these breath sounds result when
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inflamed visceral and parietal pleurae rub together. Wheezes
occur on expiration and sometimes on inspiration. Wheezes
are continuous, high-pitched, musical squeaks that result
when air moves rapidly through airways narrowed by asthma
or infection — or when a tumor or foreign body partially
obstructs an airway.
The managers of the physical and occupational therapy
neurologic departments tell a nurse-manager of an adult
neurologic rehabilitation unit that they're concerned that
clients have been arriving late for therapy. In response, the
nursing staff of the rehabilitation unit complains that therapy
schedules don't allow sufficient time for performing nursing
interventions. Which action by the nurse-manager is the
best solution to this problem?
-Meet with the managers of physical and occupational
therapy and determine how to reschedule clients; then
inform the nursing staff.
-Tell the nursing staff that nurses need to determine how to
transport clients to therapy according to the schedules
developed by the therapists.
-Meet with physical and occupational therapy managers to
identify scheduling solutions.
