Hogan Nclex Questions and Answers
Which action would the nurse institute that is specific to the care of an assigned client who has tuberculosis?
Wearing a particulate respirator mask when taking vital sign.
The nurse is providing home care instructions for a family with a toddler diagnosed with lice. The nurse includes
which of the following instructions in the teaching plan?
a. vacuum floor and furniture to remove hair that might have live nits.
B. have the mother use a bright light and magnifying glass to check the hair for lice.
C. Launder the child's bedding and clothing in hot water with detergent and dry in a hot dryer for 20 minutes.
D. Teach children not to share combs, brushes, and hates.
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Which of the following medication orders should the nurse question?
Ceftriaxone (Rocephin) IVBP every 8 hours
A client with narrow-angle glaucoma is scheduled for an outpatient colonoscopy later in the week. The nurse
evaluates the client understands pre-procedure teaching when the client makes which statement?
I will inform my doctor and nurses of my glaucoma and the medication I am taking.
A client is found on the bathroom floor having a grand mal seizure. What is the nurse's priority intervention?
Sit on the floor and protect the client's head
The nurse is preparing to leave the room of a client on transmission-based precautions. Place in the correct order the
steps the nurse would follow to remove personal protective equipment and perform hand hygiene.
1. Remove Gloves
2. Remove Mask
3. Remove Gown
4. Remove Eye Protection
5. Wash Hands
The nurse is preparing to enter the room of a client with pneumonia caused by penicillin-resistant Streptococcus
pneumonia (PRSP), The Client has a tracheostomy and requires suction. Put the following personal protective
equipment in order of donning. All options must be used.
1. Gown
2. Mask
, 3. Eye Protection
4. Gloves
An older adult client has fallen twice while getting up to go to the bathroom at night. The nurse implements which
measure to decrease the risk of further client falls?
Leave the call bell within reach, and turn on the bathroom light.
A client asks the nurse to explain why she is receiving iodine (xylocaine) in there IV when her dentist injects it into her
gums to numb the teeth before a filling. What is the best response by the nurse?
When given IV, this drug reduces irritability of heart cells and helps reduce dysrhythmias.
The nurse is giving a medication to a client at 8:00 am. What is the most important action the nurse should take
before administering the medication?
Check the client's identification band.
A newborn is scheduled for discharge from the birthing center tomorrow. When teaching the new parents about car
seats, which characteristics of infant restraint systems would the nurse include as essential for the newborn?
1. Rear Facing
2. In the back seat.
The nurse is working with a client who has chronic Diarrhea. In teaching ways to reduce diarrhea, the nurse would
encourage the client to avoid which of the following?
Anxiety and anger.
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A client has weakness of the lower extremities and uses crutches for mobility. The nurse concludes the client needs
further information about using crutches when the client does which of the following?
Bears weight on the armpits.
The nurse is participating in a therapeutic touch session with a client. The nurse evaluates that it would be
appropriate to stop the session when which of the following occurs?
The practitioner perceives that the imbalance has been resolved.
A client has a nasogastric (NG) Tude in place for gastic decompression and reports increaseing nausea. Which
action should the nurse take first.
Instill 20ML of saline
Which assessment data gathered by the nurse would prohibit the use of imagery with a clinet?
Client has a history of psychosis
Which action would the nurse institute that is specific to the care of an assigned client who has tuberculosis?
Wearing a particulate respirator mask when taking vital sign.
The nurse is providing home care instructions for a family with a toddler diagnosed with lice. The nurse includes
which of the following instructions in the teaching plan?
a. vacuum floor and furniture to remove hair that might have live nits.
B. have the mother use a bright light and magnifying glass to check the hair for lice.
C. Launder the child's bedding and clothing in hot water with detergent and dry in a hot dryer for 20 minutes.
D. Teach children not to share combs, brushes, and hates.
00:0201:47
Which of the following medication orders should the nurse question?
Ceftriaxone (Rocephin) IVBP every 8 hours
A client with narrow-angle glaucoma is scheduled for an outpatient colonoscopy later in the week. The nurse
evaluates the client understands pre-procedure teaching when the client makes which statement?
I will inform my doctor and nurses of my glaucoma and the medication I am taking.
A client is found on the bathroom floor having a grand mal seizure. What is the nurse's priority intervention?
Sit on the floor and protect the client's head
The nurse is preparing to leave the room of a client on transmission-based precautions. Place in the correct order the
steps the nurse would follow to remove personal protective equipment and perform hand hygiene.
1. Remove Gloves
2. Remove Mask
3. Remove Gown
4. Remove Eye Protection
5. Wash Hands
The nurse is preparing to enter the room of a client with pneumonia caused by penicillin-resistant Streptococcus
pneumonia (PRSP), The Client has a tracheostomy and requires suction. Put the following personal protective
equipment in order of donning. All options must be used.
1. Gown
2. Mask
, 3. Eye Protection
4. Gloves
An older adult client has fallen twice while getting up to go to the bathroom at night. The nurse implements which
measure to decrease the risk of further client falls?
Leave the call bell within reach, and turn on the bathroom light.
A client asks the nurse to explain why she is receiving iodine (xylocaine) in there IV when her dentist injects it into her
gums to numb the teeth before a filling. What is the best response by the nurse?
When given IV, this drug reduces irritability of heart cells and helps reduce dysrhythmias.
The nurse is giving a medication to a client at 8:00 am. What is the most important action the nurse should take
before administering the medication?
Check the client's identification band.
A newborn is scheduled for discharge from the birthing center tomorrow. When teaching the new parents about car
seats, which characteristics of infant restraint systems would the nurse include as essential for the newborn?
1. Rear Facing
2. In the back seat.
The nurse is working with a client who has chronic Diarrhea. In teaching ways to reduce diarrhea, the nurse would
encourage the client to avoid which of the following?
Anxiety and anger.
00:0201:47
A client has weakness of the lower extremities and uses crutches for mobility. The nurse concludes the client needs
further information about using crutches when the client does which of the following?
Bears weight on the armpits.
The nurse is participating in a therapeutic touch session with a client. The nurse evaluates that it would be
appropriate to stop the session when which of the following occurs?
The practitioner perceives that the imbalance has been resolved.
A client has a nasogastric (NG) Tude in place for gastic decompression and reports increaseing nausea. Which
action should the nurse take first.
Instill 20ML of saline
Which assessment data gathered by the nurse would prohibit the use of imagery with a clinet?
Client has a history of psychosis
