NCLEX RN Actual Exam with NGN and SATA
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A client recently diagnosed with cancer informs the nurse that she
values and finds comfort in her faith. The nurse is aware that faith is
best defined as which of the following?
a) An organized belief system about a high power.
b) A belief in something for which there is no proof or material
evidence.
c) A positive outlook even in the bleakest moments.
d) Practices associated with all aspects of a person's life. --- correct
answer ---A belief in something for which there is no proof or
material evidence.
On entering the room of a client who has undergone a dilatation and
curettage (D&C;) for a spontaneous abortion, the nurse finds the client
crying. Which comment by the nurse would be most appropriate?
a) "I am truly sorry you lost your baby."
b) "It is important that you do not try to get pregnant too soon."
,c) "Commonly spontaneous abortion means a defective embryo."
d) "Are you having a great deal of uterine pain?" --- correct answer --
-"I am truly sorry you lost your baby."
A dying patient requests that the nurse pray with him. The nurse is
not accustomed to praying aloud but is comfortable praying silently.
What is the best approach for this nurse to follow to pray with this
patient?
a) The nurse should inform the patient that he or she will pray for but
not with the patient.
b) The nurse should defer the patient's request to pray.
c) The nurse should ask the patient's roommate to pray with the
patient.
d) The nurse should select a formal prayer or Bible passage to use to
pray aloud. --- correct answer ---The nurse should select a formal
prayer or Bible passage to use to pray aloud.
A worried mother confides in the nurse that she wants to change
primaryhealth care providers (HCP's) because her infant is not getting
better. What is the nurse's best response?
,a) "This primary care provider has been on our staff for 20 years."
b) "You always have an option to change. Tell me about your
concerns."
c) "I know you are worried, but the primary care provider has an
excellent reputation."
d) "YoDuring hospitalization for a suicide attempt, a --- correct
answer ---"You always have an option to change. Tell me about your
concerns."
informs the nurse that she does not want to return to work because
her boss expects sexual favors each week before he pays her. The
client informs the nurse that she needs the job but is embarrassed
that she performs these favors. The nurse informs the client that this
is illegal behavior called:
a) Quid pro quo harassment.
b) Environmental harassment.
c) Hostile environment harassment.
d) Fetishism.ur infant's condition takes time to heal." --- correct
answer ---Quid pro Quo harrassment
, The nurse is counseling the family of an older adult who died today.
Which factor facilitates attainment of a positive bereavement
outcome?
a) being a spouse
b) having a history of anxiety
c) being a teenager
d) possessing adequate financial resources --- correct answer ---
The nurse is trying to establish a trusting relationship with a client
experiencing pain. When the client asks for pain medication, the nurse
notes that it is not time to give the medication. What is the best action
by the nurse to facilitate a trusting relationship?
a) Tell the client when the medication is due and return promptly at
that time.
b) Tell the client how unfortunate the situation is and offer
distraction.
c) Tell the client that a more experienced nurse will administer the
pain medication.
d) Tell the client a personal story about difficulty managing pain. ---
correct answer ---the the client when the medication is due and
Questions with Verified Correct Detailed
Answers 2025
A client recently diagnosed with cancer informs the nurse that she
values and finds comfort in her faith. The nurse is aware that faith is
best defined as which of the following?
a) An organized belief system about a high power.
b) A belief in something for which there is no proof or material
evidence.
c) A positive outlook even in the bleakest moments.
d) Practices associated with all aspects of a person's life. --- correct
answer ---A belief in something for which there is no proof or
material evidence.
On entering the room of a client who has undergone a dilatation and
curettage (D&C;) for a spontaneous abortion, the nurse finds the client
crying. Which comment by the nurse would be most appropriate?
a) "I am truly sorry you lost your baby."
b) "It is important that you do not try to get pregnant too soon."
,c) "Commonly spontaneous abortion means a defective embryo."
d) "Are you having a great deal of uterine pain?" --- correct answer --
-"I am truly sorry you lost your baby."
A dying patient requests that the nurse pray with him. The nurse is
not accustomed to praying aloud but is comfortable praying silently.
What is the best approach for this nurse to follow to pray with this
patient?
a) The nurse should inform the patient that he or she will pray for but
not with the patient.
b) The nurse should defer the patient's request to pray.
c) The nurse should ask the patient's roommate to pray with the
patient.
d) The nurse should select a formal prayer or Bible passage to use to
pray aloud. --- correct answer ---The nurse should select a formal
prayer or Bible passage to use to pray aloud.
A worried mother confides in the nurse that she wants to change
primaryhealth care providers (HCP's) because her infant is not getting
better. What is the nurse's best response?
,a) "This primary care provider has been on our staff for 20 years."
b) "You always have an option to change. Tell me about your
concerns."
c) "I know you are worried, but the primary care provider has an
excellent reputation."
d) "YoDuring hospitalization for a suicide attempt, a --- correct
answer ---"You always have an option to change. Tell me about your
concerns."
informs the nurse that she does not want to return to work because
her boss expects sexual favors each week before he pays her. The
client informs the nurse that she needs the job but is embarrassed
that she performs these favors. The nurse informs the client that this
is illegal behavior called:
a) Quid pro quo harassment.
b) Environmental harassment.
c) Hostile environment harassment.
d) Fetishism.ur infant's condition takes time to heal." --- correct
answer ---Quid pro Quo harrassment
, The nurse is counseling the family of an older adult who died today.
Which factor facilitates attainment of a positive bereavement
outcome?
a) being a spouse
b) having a history of anxiety
c) being a teenager
d) possessing adequate financial resources --- correct answer ---
The nurse is trying to establish a trusting relationship with a client
experiencing pain. When the client asks for pain medication, the nurse
notes that it is not time to give the medication. What is the best action
by the nurse to facilitate a trusting relationship?
a) Tell the client when the medication is due and return promptly at
that time.
b) Tell the client how unfortunate the situation is and offer
distraction.
c) Tell the client that a more experienced nurse will administer the
pain medication.
d) Tell the client a personal story about difficulty managing pain. ---
correct answer ---the the client when the medication is due and
