NCLEX PN fundamentals EXAM A+ GRADE ASSURED COMPLETE SOLUTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS

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FUNDAMENTAL FINAL EXAM 2026 A+ GRADE ASSURED ms ms ms ms ms ms




COMPLETE SOLUTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (F08
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QUESTION 1 ms




Role of the nurse ms ms ms




ANSWER

One of the things you need to ask yourself is "what can I do as the nurse? What is my role as the n
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urse in patient care?" ex: delegation -
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what am I responsible for as the nurse taking care of the patient and what can I delegate to a Nur
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se Aide?" Remember to think about the nursing process: Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Interventio
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ns/Implementation, and Evaluation ms ms




QUESTION 2 ms




Remember:
ANSWER

Assess/teach/evaluate



QUESTION 3 ms




Determine if the pt is stable or unstable. if the pt is unstable in any way:
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ANSWER

the RN must do the assessment & evaluation of the patient (not delegate!). The RN is responsible fo
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r evaluating the patient, updating the care plans and notifying the physician. The RN has primary re
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sponsibility for the client's care ms ms ms ms




QUESTION 4 ms




The nursing practice act
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what types of guidelines does it provide? Can you give an example? -
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sets guidelines for what the nurse can do in their role, distinguishes between the doctor, advanced p
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ractice nurse and the RN. Sets educational requirements to be a nurse, ASN, BSN determined by the
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PA SBON. To reduce the risk of liability the nurse should practice within the state's Nurse
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QUESTION 5 ms




Assault and battery ms ms




ANSWER

assault is considered an intentional threat towards another individual no actual contact is required.
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Battery is intentional offensive touching without consent or justification
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QUESTION 6 ms




What is negligence vs malpractice
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ANSWER

Elements of negligence include?Duty vs breach of duty-
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did the nurse not do something that is expected. Did an injury occur? Was there a loss or damage f
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rom the injury? Malpractice is a type of negligence, there is professional misconduct or unreasonable
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lack of skill. To prove nursing malpractice a lawyer must prove that a deviation from standards of
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care occurred that resulted in damage to the client.
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QUESTION 7 ms




Slander vs libel- can you give an example of both?
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ANSWER

Libel is a written defamatory statement, and slander is a spoken or oral defamatory statemen
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QUESTION 8 ms




Informed consent ms




ANSWER

what is the nurses' role in obtaining consent? What is the nurses' role in obtaining consent? The ph
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ysician is responsible for explaining the procedure benefits, and risks of the procedure to the patient
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. The nurse can sign and witness the patient's signature. The RN can also ask the patient if they un
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derstand the consent/procedure.ms ms




QUESTION 9 ms