NCLEX PN WITH NGN NEWEST 2024 -2025 TEST
BANK COMPLETE 350 ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS/ GRADED A+
Which nursing diagnosis is the most commonly used among patients who
are affected with fibromyalgia?
A. Decreased self-care in the activities of daily living related to fatigue
B. Impaired mental functioning related to electrolyte imbalances
C. Increased vigilance secondary to electrolyte imbalances
D. At risk for a swallowing disorder related to fibromyalgia - Correct Answer - A
Alcohol, caffeine, or drugs are high risk factors that all fall under which
broad classification of risk factors?
A. Social demographic
B. Environmental
C. Biophysical
D. Psychosocial - Correct Answer - D
Multifetal pregnancies with triplets occur at a rate of 1 in 8,100 births, but
twins occur much more frequently with a rate of:
A. 1 in 85 births.
B. 1 in 5400 births.
C. 1 in 2700 births.
D. 1 in 540 births. - Correct Answer - A
pg. 1
,When a woman has miscarried in three or more consecutive pregnancies, it
is referred to as which type of spontaneous abortion?
A. Inevitable
B. Missed
C. Habitual
D. Septic - Correct Answer - C
Your long-term care patient has chronic pain and at this point in time the
patient needs increasing dosages to adequately control this pain. What is
this patient most likely to be affected with?
A. Drug addiction
B. Drug interactions
C. Drug side effects
D. Drug tolerance - Correct Answer - D
Which cardiac arrhythmia can be either acquired or congenital and can
spontaneously disappear on its own or lead to ventricular fibrillation?
A. Wenckebach
B. Premature arterial contractions
C. Torsade’s de pointes
D. Premature ventricular contractions - Correct Answer - C
Which quality assurance or performance improvement technique is used to
identify underlying process flaws?
A. Small group process
B. Root cause analysis
C. People at fault process
D. Cause and effect - Correct Answer - B
pg. 2
,Which legal document will most likely contain the patient's decision to not
get cardiopulmonary resuscitation?
A. Healthcare surrogacy
B. Healthcare proxy
C. Advance directives
D. Durable power of attorney - Correct Answer - C
The normal sodium level in the body is:
A. 135 to 145 milliequivalents.
B. 3 to 5 milliequivalents.
C. 135 to 145 micro equivalents.
D. 3 to 5 micro equivalents. - Correct Answer - A
Which type of practice is most similar to research-based practice?
A. Best practices
B. Evidence based practice
C. Benchmark practices
D. Standard based practice - Correct Answer - B
Select the ethical principles that are paired with their description. Select all
that apply.
A. Justice: Being honest and fair
B. Fidelity: Being faithful
C. Veracity: Truthfulness
D. Autonomy: Facilitating patient choices
E. Beneficence: Do good
F. Nonmaleficence: Do not harm - Correct Answer - B C D E F
pg. 3
, You are caring for a patient with multiple-trauma. Of all of these injuries and
conditions, it the most serious?
A. A deviated trachea
B. Gross deformity of a lower extremity
C. Hematuria
D. Decreased bowel sounds - Correct Answer - A
Which statement about appendicitis is accurate and true?
A. Appendicitis is more common among females than males.
B. A high fiber diet is a risk factor associated with appendicitis.
C. Left lower quadrant pain is suggestive of appendicitis.
D. Mc Burney's point tenderness is suggestive of appendicitis. - Correct Answer - D
Which skin disorder most closely resembles and mimics dandruff?
A. Lice infestation
B. Scabies
C. Dermatitis
D. Acne vulgaris - Correct Answer - A
You have just learned that another nurse was fired for taking photographs
of patients without their permission using a cell phone and posting them on
Face book. This nurse was fired because the nurse has:
A. Violated the law
B. Acted in a negligent manner
C. Not completed the proper documentation
D. Violated an ethical principle - Correct Answer - A
Which of the following differentiates ulcerative colitis from Crohn's disease?
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BANK COMPLETE 350 ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS/ GRADED A+
Which nursing diagnosis is the most commonly used among patients who
are affected with fibromyalgia?
A. Decreased self-care in the activities of daily living related to fatigue
B. Impaired mental functioning related to electrolyte imbalances
C. Increased vigilance secondary to electrolyte imbalances
D. At risk for a swallowing disorder related to fibromyalgia - Correct Answer - A
Alcohol, caffeine, or drugs are high risk factors that all fall under which
broad classification of risk factors?
A. Social demographic
B. Environmental
C. Biophysical
D. Psychosocial - Correct Answer - D
Multifetal pregnancies with triplets occur at a rate of 1 in 8,100 births, but
twins occur much more frequently with a rate of:
A. 1 in 85 births.
B. 1 in 5400 births.
C. 1 in 2700 births.
D. 1 in 540 births. - Correct Answer - A
pg. 1
,When a woman has miscarried in three or more consecutive pregnancies, it
is referred to as which type of spontaneous abortion?
A. Inevitable
B. Missed
C. Habitual
D. Septic - Correct Answer - C
Your long-term care patient has chronic pain and at this point in time the
patient needs increasing dosages to adequately control this pain. What is
this patient most likely to be affected with?
A. Drug addiction
B. Drug interactions
C. Drug side effects
D. Drug tolerance - Correct Answer - D
Which cardiac arrhythmia can be either acquired or congenital and can
spontaneously disappear on its own or lead to ventricular fibrillation?
A. Wenckebach
B. Premature arterial contractions
C. Torsade’s de pointes
D. Premature ventricular contractions - Correct Answer - C
Which quality assurance or performance improvement technique is used to
identify underlying process flaws?
A. Small group process
B. Root cause analysis
C. People at fault process
D. Cause and effect - Correct Answer - B
pg. 2
,Which legal document will most likely contain the patient's decision to not
get cardiopulmonary resuscitation?
A. Healthcare surrogacy
B. Healthcare proxy
C. Advance directives
D. Durable power of attorney - Correct Answer - C
The normal sodium level in the body is:
A. 135 to 145 milliequivalents.
B. 3 to 5 milliequivalents.
C. 135 to 145 micro equivalents.
D. 3 to 5 micro equivalents. - Correct Answer - A
Which type of practice is most similar to research-based practice?
A. Best practices
B. Evidence based practice
C. Benchmark practices
D. Standard based practice - Correct Answer - B
Select the ethical principles that are paired with their description. Select all
that apply.
A. Justice: Being honest and fair
B. Fidelity: Being faithful
C. Veracity: Truthfulness
D. Autonomy: Facilitating patient choices
E. Beneficence: Do good
F. Nonmaleficence: Do not harm - Correct Answer - B C D E F
pg. 3
, You are caring for a patient with multiple-trauma. Of all of these injuries and
conditions, it the most serious?
A. A deviated trachea
B. Gross deformity of a lower extremity
C. Hematuria
D. Decreased bowel sounds - Correct Answer - A
Which statement about appendicitis is accurate and true?
A. Appendicitis is more common among females than males.
B. A high fiber diet is a risk factor associated with appendicitis.
C. Left lower quadrant pain is suggestive of appendicitis.
D. Mc Burney's point tenderness is suggestive of appendicitis. - Correct Answer - D
Which skin disorder most closely resembles and mimics dandruff?
A. Lice infestation
B. Scabies
C. Dermatitis
D. Acne vulgaris - Correct Answer - A
You have just learned that another nurse was fired for taking photographs
of patients without their permission using a cell phone and posting them on
Face book. This nurse was fired because the nurse has:
A. Violated the law
B. Acted in a negligent manner
C. Not completed the proper documentation
D. Violated an ethical principle - Correct Answer - A
Which of the following differentiates ulcerative colitis from Crohn's disease?
pg. 4
