Nursing Exit Exam Mastery | Prioritization, Delegation &
Management of Care | HESI & NCLEX RN Test Bank | Detailed
Questions with Rationales quiz
Master NCLEX & HESI exam preparation with 150 clinically challenging questions on
Prioritization, Delegation, and Management of Care. Includes detailed rationales, ABCs,
Maslow-based priorities, delegation scenarios (RN/LPN/UAP), triage, and assignment
questions—perfect for American-based exam readiness.
Showing 131 questions (same pool and cap as a student attempt). Correct options are pre-
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Bank category: Nursing Exit Exam Mastery | Prioritization, Delegation & Management of Care | HESI &
NCLEX RN Test Bank | Detailed Questions with Rationales
Question pool uses the same RN / PN selector as the tutor dashboard (Manage quizzes). Set it to mirror a
student's nursing track.
1 Question 1
A client post-op from laparoscopic cholecystectomy has mild nausea and stable
vitals. Which task can the RN delegate to a UAP?
☑ A. Assisting the client to the bathroom
☐ B. Assessing abdominal pain intensity
☐ C. Checking lab values
☐ D. Teaching discharge instructions
RATIONALE
UAPs may perform ADLs for stable clients. Assessment and teaching require RN
responsibility.
,2 Question 2
A client with hypoglycemia (glucose 40 mg/dL) is lethargic but able to swallow.
What is the priority action?
☑ A. Administer 15–20 g fast-acting carbohydrate
☐ B. Administer IV insulin
☐ C. Delay treatment until labs return
☐ D. Encourage ambulation to raise glucose
RATIONALE
Immediate oral glucose administration corrects hypoglycemia and prevents deterioration to
severe hypoglycemia or unconsciousness.
,3 Question 3
Which client is appropriate to assign to a UAP?
☑ A. Stable client requiring assistance with feeding
☐ B. Client with new chest pain
☐ C. Client with active bleeding
☐ D. Client requiring neurological assessment
RATIONALE
UAPs can assist with ADLs for stable clients. Unstable or complex clients require RN
assessment.
, 4 Question 4
A UAP reports a client is stumbling during ambulation. What should the RN
do first?
☑ A. Immediately assist the client to prevent a fall
☐ B. Continue routine care
☐ C. Ask the UAP to document only
☐ D. Encourage the client to try walking again
RATIONALE
Loss of balance is an immediate safety concern. RN intervention is required to prevent injury.
Management of Care | HESI & NCLEX RN Test Bank | Detailed
Questions with Rationales quiz
Master NCLEX & HESI exam preparation with 150 clinically challenging questions on
Prioritization, Delegation, and Management of Care. Includes detailed rationales, ABCs,
Maslow-based priorities, delegation scenarios (RN/LPN/UAP), triage, and assignment
questions—perfect for American-based exam readiness.
Showing 131 questions (same pool and cap as a student attempt). Correct options are pre-
selected and highlighted as on the results page.
Bank category: Nursing Exit Exam Mastery | Prioritization, Delegation & Management of Care | HESI &
NCLEX RN Test Bank | Detailed Questions with Rationales
Question pool uses the same RN / PN selector as the tutor dashboard (Manage quizzes). Set it to mirror a
student's nursing track.
1 Question 1
A client post-op from laparoscopic cholecystectomy has mild nausea and stable
vitals. Which task can the RN delegate to a UAP?
☑ A. Assisting the client to the bathroom
☐ B. Assessing abdominal pain intensity
☐ C. Checking lab values
☐ D. Teaching discharge instructions
RATIONALE
UAPs may perform ADLs for stable clients. Assessment and teaching require RN
responsibility.
,2 Question 2
A client with hypoglycemia (glucose 40 mg/dL) is lethargic but able to swallow.
What is the priority action?
☑ A. Administer 15–20 g fast-acting carbohydrate
☐ B. Administer IV insulin
☐ C. Delay treatment until labs return
☐ D. Encourage ambulation to raise glucose
RATIONALE
Immediate oral glucose administration corrects hypoglycemia and prevents deterioration to
severe hypoglycemia or unconsciousness.
,3 Question 3
Which client is appropriate to assign to a UAP?
☑ A. Stable client requiring assistance with feeding
☐ B. Client with new chest pain
☐ C. Client with active bleeding
☐ D. Client requiring neurological assessment
RATIONALE
UAPs can assist with ADLs for stable clients. Unstable or complex clients require RN
assessment.
, 4 Question 4
A UAP reports a client is stumbling during ambulation. What should the RN
do first?
☑ A. Immediately assist the client to prevent a fall
☐ B. Continue routine care
☐ C. Ask the UAP to document only
☐ D. Encourage the client to try walking again
RATIONALE
Loss of balance is an immediate safety concern. RN intervention is required to prevent injury.
