NCSBN NCLEX RN EXAM FOR 2026/2027 FINAL QUESTIONS
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A nurse has unintentionally
given an incorrect dose of
D medication to their client. No
harm was done to the
client. What is the next action, if
any, required by the nurse?
A. The nurse is not required
to report the mistake
because the client was
not harmed
B. The nurse is not
responsible for the mistake
because they have not been
provided current education by
their employer
,C. The nurse will immediately
be suspended and their
license will be revoked
D. The nurse will report the incident to their nurse
manager and follow their
organizational procedures for
reporting
The 83 year old client, who lives
in a retirement
D community, is admitted to the
hospital. The daughter
reports the client no longer calls
her every day, has not been
participating in previously
enjoyed activities, such as
weekly card games, and has
allowed the garden to
become overgrown with
weeds.
The nurse should assign this
client to a room with which of
, the following clients?
A. An elderly person who was
admitted 3 hours ago with a
diagnosis of cyclothymia
B. A young adult who was
admitted 24 hours ago for
treatment following
detoxification
C. An adolescent who was
admitted the day before with a
diagnosis of disruptive mood
dysregulation
D. A middle aged person who has
been on the unit for 72 hours
with a diagnosis of persistent
depressive disorder
A Bosnian Muslim woman who
doesn't speak English
A seeks care at a community
care clinic. Through physical
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
LATEST UPDATE
A nurse has unintentionally
given an incorrect dose of
D medication to their client. No
harm was done to the
client. What is the next action, if
any, required by the nurse?
A. The nurse is not required
to report the mistake
because the client was
not harmed
B. The nurse is not
responsible for the mistake
because they have not been
provided current education by
their employer
,C. The nurse will immediately
be suspended and their
license will be revoked
D. The nurse will report the incident to their nurse
manager and follow their
organizational procedures for
reporting
The 83 year old client, who lives
in a retirement
D community, is admitted to the
hospital. The daughter
reports the client no longer calls
her every day, has not been
participating in previously
enjoyed activities, such as
weekly card games, and has
allowed the garden to
become overgrown with
weeds.
The nurse should assign this
client to a room with which of
, the following clients?
A. An elderly person who was
admitted 3 hours ago with a
diagnosis of cyclothymia
B. A young adult who was
admitted 24 hours ago for
treatment following
detoxification
C. An adolescent who was
admitted the day before with a
diagnosis of disruptive mood
dysregulation
D. A middle aged person who has
been on the unit for 72 hours
with a diagnosis of persistent
depressive disorder
A Bosnian Muslim woman who
doesn't speak English
A seeks care at a community
care clinic. Through physical
