NCLEX MCQs Exam Online Preparation Test#01 Practice

Online MCQs Test for NCLEX

 

 NCLEX MCQs Exam Online Preparation Test Practice with key and Rationale 

NCLEX MCQs Online Practice with Correct answer and Rationale

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1. The nurse is caring for a client who is of the Islam religious group. Which food selection might this client want to avoid?
   1.   Jello
   2.   Chicken
   3.   Milk
   4.   Broccoli
2. A 65-year-old client is admitted after a stroke. The nurse is concerned about skin breakdown and decubitus ulcer development. Which nursing intervention would best improve tissue perfusion to prevent skin problems?
   1.   Assessing the skin daily
   2.   Massaging any erythematous areas on the skin
   3.   Changing incontinence pads as soon as they become soiled
   4.   Performing range-of-motion exercises and turning and repositioning the client
3. The nurse is performing discharge diet teaching to a client with a stage decubitus ulcer on the coccyx. Which diet selection by this client would indicate that the client has a clear understanding of the proper diet for healing of a decubitus ulcer?
   1.   Tossed salad, milk, and a slice of caramel cake
   2.   Vegetable soup and crackers, and a glass of tea
   3.   Baked chicken breast, broccoli, wheat roll, and an orange
   4.   Hamburger, French fries, and corn on the cob
4. The nurse is assessing elderly clients at a community center. Which of the following findings would be the most cause for concern?
   1.   Complaint of dry mouth
   2.   Loss of 1 inch of height in the last year
   3.   Stiffened joints
   4.   Rales bilaterally on chest auscultation
5. A client with chronic pain is being treated with opioid administration via epidural route. Which medication would it be most important to have available due to a possible complication of this pain relief procedure?
   1.   (Ketorolac) Toradol
   2.   (Naloxone) Narcan
   3.   (Diphenhydramine) Benadryl
   4.   (Promethazine) Phenergan
6. The nurse is assessing a client for hypovolemia. Which laboratory result would help the nurse in confirming a volume deficit?
   1.   Hematocrit 55%
   2.   Potassium 5.0mEq/L
   3.   Urine specific gravity 1.016
   4.   BUN 18mg/dL
7. A nurse is triaging in the emergency room when a client enters com- plaining of muscle cramps and a feeling of exhaustion after a running competition. Which of the following would the nurse suspect?
   1.   Hypernatremia
   2.   Hyponatremia
   3.   Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH)
   4.   Decreased potassium
8. A client was transferred to the hospital unit as a direct admit from a small community hospital. While the nurse is obtaining part of the admission history information, the client suddenly becomes semiconscious. Assessment reveals a systolic BP of 70, heart rate of 130, and respiratory rate of 24. What is the nurse's initial action?
   1.   Lower the head of the bed
   2.   Initiate an IV with a large bore needle
   3.   Notify the physician
   4.   Call for the cardiopulmonary resuscitation team
9. The nurse is caring for a client post-myocardial infarction on the cardiac unit. The client is exhibiting symptoms of shock. Which clinical manifestation is the best indicator that the shock is cardiogenic rather than anaphylactic?
   1.   BP 90/60
   2.   Chest pain
   3.   Anxiety
   4.   Temp 98.6°
10. While reading the progress notes on a client with cancer, the nurse notes ao TNM classification of T1, N1, MO. What does this classification indicate?
    1.   The tumor is in situ, no regional lymph nodes, and no metastasis.
    2.   No evidence of primary tumor exists, lymph nodes can't be assessed, and metastasis can't be assessed.
    3.   The tumor is extended, with regional lymph node involvement and distant metastasis.
    4.   The tumor is extended and regional lymph nodes are involved, but there is no metastasis.