NSG 3100 Practice NCLEX exam 3 PREP
NSG 3100 PRACTICE NCLEX EXAM 3 PREP NEWEST 2026/2027
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!!
The nurse is observing an orienting nurse perform an accucheck on a patient. He
knows the further teaching is needed when he sees the orienting nurse:
A. Ensure the finger being used as warm.
B. Collect collecting the first drop of blood for the test.
C. Using an alcohol prep to clean finger before testing.
D. Holding the patient's finger in a dependent position. - Correct Answer-B.
Collecting the first drop of blood for the test.
Which of the following describe describes a guaiac fecal occult blood test? Select
all that apply.
A. Detect parasites in stool.
B. Can have false positives due to certain medication's.
C. Detect blood in stool.
D. Recommended after age 45 to screen for cancer. - Correct Answer-C, B, and D.
What is a normal creatinine level for a woman?
A. 0.5-1.1
B. 1-3
1|Page
, NSG 3100 Practice NCLEX exam 3 PREP
C. 10-20
D. 1.005-1.030 - Correct Answer-A. 0.5-1.1
When collecting a 24 hour urine specimen, the nurse must start the collection
over again if a patient accidentally forgets to save a urine specimen during that
time
A. True.
B. False. - Correct Answer-A. True.
The nurse may delegate which of the following to a UAP for a patient who needs a
24 hour urine specimen collection?
A. Assess whether or not the patient is able to collect the specimen.
B. Transport the urine specimen to the lab.
C. Making sure the test is correct and collected properly.
D. Telling the patient exactly how to collect the urine. - Correct Answer-B.
Transport the urine specimen to the lab.
Further teaching is needed when a patient is recalling what's expected when he's
going to get a KUB test and says:
A. I will hear loud, unusual noises during the test.
B. This will look at my kidneys, ureters, and bladder
C. This is a non-invasive procedure.
D. I do not need an IV for this test. - Correct Answer-A. I will hear loud, unusual
noises during the test.
2|Page
, NSG 3100 Practice NCLEX exam 3 PREP
The patient is having allergic reaction to IV medication that was given only
minutes earlier. The first best nursing action is.
A. Notify the provider immediately.
B. Ask the patient about previous reactions to the med.
C. Administer EpiPen.
D. Assess respiratory status and swallowing difficulty. - Correct Answer-D. Assess
respiratory status and swallowing difficulty.
The preceptor nurse knows that no further education is needed for the orienting
nurse when she asked what assessment is priority, and after administering an
opioid analgesic, and the nurse says
A. Heart rate
B. Respirations.
C. Blood pressure.
D. Temperature. - Correct Answer-B. Respirations.
Reconciliation of medication is best described as
A. Asking patients about med allergies.
B. Review reviewing patient med list when admitting or discharging a patient.
C. Reviewing patient med list with pharmacy after med orders given.
D. Asking patient which medications they have been on in the past. - Correct
Answer-B. Review patient med list when admitting or discharging a patient.
The UAP tells the nurse that the patient's urine output for the past four hours is
200 mL. The best action for the nurse is:
3|Page
NSG 3100 PRACTICE NCLEX EXAM 3 PREP NEWEST 2026/2027
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!!
The nurse is observing an orienting nurse perform an accucheck on a patient. He
knows the further teaching is needed when he sees the orienting nurse:
A. Ensure the finger being used as warm.
B. Collect collecting the first drop of blood for the test.
C. Using an alcohol prep to clean finger before testing.
D. Holding the patient's finger in a dependent position. - Correct Answer-B.
Collecting the first drop of blood for the test.
Which of the following describe describes a guaiac fecal occult blood test? Select
all that apply.
A. Detect parasites in stool.
B. Can have false positives due to certain medication's.
C. Detect blood in stool.
D. Recommended after age 45 to screen for cancer. - Correct Answer-C, B, and D.
What is a normal creatinine level for a woman?
A. 0.5-1.1
B. 1-3
1|Page
, NSG 3100 Practice NCLEX exam 3 PREP
C. 10-20
D. 1.005-1.030 - Correct Answer-A. 0.5-1.1
When collecting a 24 hour urine specimen, the nurse must start the collection
over again if a patient accidentally forgets to save a urine specimen during that
time
A. True.
B. False. - Correct Answer-A. True.
The nurse may delegate which of the following to a UAP for a patient who needs a
24 hour urine specimen collection?
A. Assess whether or not the patient is able to collect the specimen.
B. Transport the urine specimen to the lab.
C. Making sure the test is correct and collected properly.
D. Telling the patient exactly how to collect the urine. - Correct Answer-B.
Transport the urine specimen to the lab.
Further teaching is needed when a patient is recalling what's expected when he's
going to get a KUB test and says:
A. I will hear loud, unusual noises during the test.
B. This will look at my kidneys, ureters, and bladder
C. This is a non-invasive procedure.
D. I do not need an IV for this test. - Correct Answer-A. I will hear loud, unusual
noises during the test.
2|Page
, NSG 3100 Practice NCLEX exam 3 PREP
The patient is having allergic reaction to IV medication that was given only
minutes earlier. The first best nursing action is.
A. Notify the provider immediately.
B. Ask the patient about previous reactions to the med.
C. Administer EpiPen.
D. Assess respiratory status and swallowing difficulty. - Correct Answer-D. Assess
respiratory status and swallowing difficulty.
The preceptor nurse knows that no further education is needed for the orienting
nurse when she asked what assessment is priority, and after administering an
opioid analgesic, and the nurse says
A. Heart rate
B. Respirations.
C. Blood pressure.
D. Temperature. - Correct Answer-B. Respirations.
Reconciliation of medication is best described as
A. Asking patients about med allergies.
B. Review reviewing patient med list when admitting or discharging a patient.
C. Reviewing patient med list with pharmacy after med orders given.
D. Asking patient which medications they have been on in the past. - Correct
Answer-B. Review patient med list when admitting or discharging a patient.
The UAP tells the nurse that the patient's urine output for the past four hours is
200 mL. The best action for the nurse is:
3|Page
