5/12/25, 5:56 PM NCLEX PN EXAM 2025 (LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFI…
NCLEX PN EXAM 2025
(LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED
A+ | VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST EXAM
\\COMPLETE EXAM
Choices A and B are correct.
A is correct. Glucocorticoids can have severe effects
Steroids have many on your patient's mood. Some of the potential mood
different effects on the changes you may observe in your patient are
body. Which of the depression, psychosis, euphoria, and insomnia. It is
following are potential essential to know your patients' baseline and warn
effects of them of the potential changes they will experience
glucocorticoids? while taking these medications.
Select all that apply. B is correct. Glucocorticoids alter the body's defense
mechanism, making them immunosuppressed. This
A. Psychosis puts them at risk for infections. While your patient is
B. Immunosuppression taking glucocorticoids, it is essential to monitor them
C. Hypoglycemia for infection by watching their temperatures, WBC
D. Hyperkalemia counts, and CRP. Any indication of infection should be
taken seriously, as it is quite common for these
patients to develop infections quickly.
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,5/12/25, 5:56 PM NCLEX PN EXAM 2025 (LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFI…
You are caring for a 14- Choices B, C, and D are correct.
month-old diagnosed with B is correct. Black stools are an expected response to
severe iron deficiency iron supplementation. It is an appropriate nursing
anemia. She is admitted action to document this finding in the chart, but no
for a blood transfusion further action is needed.
and is started on oral iron C is correct. Black stools are an expected response to
supplementation. When iron supplementation. It is an appropriate nursing
you change her diaper, action to continue with your assessment. Since the
you note a dark black finding is expected, no other steps are necessary.
stool. What are the D is correct. Black stools are an expected response to
appropriate nursing iron supplementation. It is an appropriate nursing
actions? action to administer the oral iron supplement as
Select ALL prescribed.
A. Notify the healthcare Choice A is incorrect. Black stools are an expected
provider. response to iron supplementation. The nurse doesn't
B. Document the finding. need to notify the healthcare provider of this.
C. Continue with your NCSBN Client Need Topic: Physiological Integrity,
assessment. Subtopic: Pharmacological therapies, Pediatrics
D. Administer the oral iron Hematology
supplement as prescribed
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,5/12/25, 5:56 PM NCLEX PN EXAM 2025 (LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFI…
The nurse is re-educating Choice B is correct.
on discharge instructions A patient with chronic diabetes insipidus (DI) is
to a patient who has instructed to weigh themselves daily. This weight
chronic diabetes insipidus should be taken with the same scale and obtained
(DI). Which of the after the first-morning void.
following patient Choices A, C, and D are incorrect. Fluid restrictions
statements would indicate would be appropriate for a patient with syndrome of
a correct understanding inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH). This
of the discharge would not be appropriate for DI as the patient will
instructions? need to consume more fluids to replace those that
are lost. Salty snacks are not encouraged because this
A. "I will need to drink no may hasten the hypernatremia associated with this
more than 800 ml per disease. Logging intake and output are not useful
day." because this provides a crude way of assessing fluid
B. "I will need to weigh status.
myself at the same time
every day."
C. "I should increase salty
snacks in my diet."
D. "I need to log my fluid
intake and urine output."
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, 5/12/25, 5:56 PM NCLEX PN EXAM 2025 (LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFI…
This nurse is caring for a Choices A and D are correct
patient who is receiving Ketorolac is a medication used to treat pain and
prescribed ketorolac. pyrexia. A patient exhibiting a decrease in pain and
Which of the following having a decrease in temperature would be a
findings would indicate a therapeutic response.
therapeutic response? Choices B, C, and E are incorrect. Ketorolac does not
Select all that apply. therapeutically lower blood pressure, increase urinary
output, or increase muscle coordination. Medications
A. Decreased pain that could be used to lower blood pressure would be
B. Increased urinary agents such as lisinopril, atenolol, etc. Agents used to
output increase urinary output would be diuretics such as
C. Decreased blood furosemide. The improvement in muscle coordination
pressure may be achieved by medications such as levodopa-
D. Decreased temperature carbidopa.
E. Increased muscle
coordination
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NCLEX PN EXAM 2025
(LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED
A+ | VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST EXAM
\\COMPLETE EXAM
Choices A and B are correct.
A is correct. Glucocorticoids can have severe effects
Steroids have many on your patient's mood. Some of the potential mood
different effects on the changes you may observe in your patient are
body. Which of the depression, psychosis, euphoria, and insomnia. It is
following are potential essential to know your patients' baseline and warn
effects of them of the potential changes they will experience
glucocorticoids? while taking these medications.
Select all that apply. B is correct. Glucocorticoids alter the body's defense
mechanism, making them immunosuppressed. This
A. Psychosis puts them at risk for infections. While your patient is
B. Immunosuppression taking glucocorticoids, it is essential to monitor them
C. Hypoglycemia for infection by watching their temperatures, WBC
D. Hyperkalemia counts, and CRP. Any indication of infection should be
taken seriously, as it is quite common for these
patients to develop infections quickly.
… 1/46
,5/12/25, 5:56 PM NCLEX PN EXAM 2025 (LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFI…
You are caring for a 14- Choices B, C, and D are correct.
month-old diagnosed with B is correct. Black stools are an expected response to
severe iron deficiency iron supplementation. It is an appropriate nursing
anemia. She is admitted action to document this finding in the chart, but no
for a blood transfusion further action is needed.
and is started on oral iron C is correct. Black stools are an expected response to
supplementation. When iron supplementation. It is an appropriate nursing
you change her diaper, action to continue with your assessment. Since the
you note a dark black finding is expected, no other steps are necessary.
stool. What are the D is correct. Black stools are an expected response to
appropriate nursing iron supplementation. It is an appropriate nursing
actions? action to administer the oral iron supplement as
Select ALL prescribed.
A. Notify the healthcare Choice A is incorrect. Black stools are an expected
provider. response to iron supplementation. The nurse doesn't
B. Document the finding. need to notify the healthcare provider of this.
C. Continue with your NCSBN Client Need Topic: Physiological Integrity,
assessment. Subtopic: Pharmacological therapies, Pediatrics
D. Administer the oral iron Hematology
supplement as prescribed
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,5/12/25, 5:56 PM NCLEX PN EXAM 2025 (LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFI…
The nurse is re-educating Choice B is correct.
on discharge instructions A patient with chronic diabetes insipidus (DI) is
to a patient who has instructed to weigh themselves daily. This weight
chronic diabetes insipidus should be taken with the same scale and obtained
(DI). Which of the after the first-morning void.
following patient Choices A, C, and D are incorrect. Fluid restrictions
statements would indicate would be appropriate for a patient with syndrome of
a correct understanding inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH). This
of the discharge would not be appropriate for DI as the patient will
instructions? need to consume more fluids to replace those that
are lost. Salty snacks are not encouraged because this
A. "I will need to drink no may hasten the hypernatremia associated with this
more than 800 ml per disease. Logging intake and output are not useful
day." because this provides a crude way of assessing fluid
B. "I will need to weigh status.
myself at the same time
every day."
C. "I should increase salty
snacks in my diet."
D. "I need to log my fluid
intake and urine output."
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, 5/12/25, 5:56 PM NCLEX PN EXAM 2025 (LEADERSHIP/ETHICAL/LEGAL) | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFI…
This nurse is caring for a Choices A and D are correct
patient who is receiving Ketorolac is a medication used to treat pain and
prescribed ketorolac. pyrexia. A patient exhibiting a decrease in pain and
Which of the following having a decrease in temperature would be a
findings would indicate a therapeutic response.
therapeutic response? Choices B, C, and E are incorrect. Ketorolac does not
Select all that apply. therapeutically lower blood pressure, increase urinary
output, or increase muscle coordination. Medications
A. Decreased pain that could be used to lower blood pressure would be
B. Increased urinary agents such as lisinopril, atenolol, etc. Agents used to
output increase urinary output would be diuretics such as
C. Decreased blood furosemide. The improvement in muscle coordination
pressure may be achieved by medications such as levodopa-
D. Decreased temperature carbidopa.
E. Increased muscle
coordination
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