NCLEX PN Practice Test – Set 3

In long-term care settings, LPNs are allowed to supervise care provided by other Licensed Practical Nurses and Unlicensed Assistive Personnel. How many months supervisory course and years experience should LPN complete to able to supervise:

An LPN is assigned to a 68-year-old Hindu man with a kidney infection for assisting him in his feeding and fluids intake. The nurse should be aware of the fact that in many faiths, the food custom is strictly followed, and their spiritual and religious beliefs greatly impact food habits of these people. Knowing the religious beliefs of the patient, the nurse should not serve the following food to the old man:

One woman was watching a war movie in the house with her family. All of a sudden, her 72-year-old father who had dementia was suddenly agitated and started shouting. What should be the actions of the woman in the present circumstances:

The mother of a 32-year-old woman has died. The woman is very angry that her mother has died. The nurse is counseling on her grief and loss. The strategy of the nurse should not include:

In the nursing profession, stress is common among nurses. Which of the following statement is not correct in reducing stresses and fear:

A 65 years old woman has a cardiovascular problem, and the doctor recommended Cardiac catheterization. The directives from the doctor before the catheterization may not include:

A 55-year-old overweight man is diagnosed with kidney disease. The nurse explains some options to the patient that slow the progress of the disease. Which of the following statement explained by the nurse may not be correct:

A 62-year-old is admitted in a hospital with Left ventricular failure (LVF). Which of the following is not a true symptom of LVF:

Which of the following foods are a healthy diet for kids up to 2 to 3 years:

A mother visits a Child Hospital with her preschool child who has some difficulties in gripping and controlling pencils. The check-up report shows that the child has Fine Motor Skill difficulties. Which of the following is not an indication of Fine Motor Skill problem with a child:

A 50-year-old man with High Blood Pressure is offered Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors and instructed foods that are lower in sodium and rich in magnesium, potassium, and fiber. Which of the following foods is not advisable to the patient:

The Nursing Practice Act (NPA) includes certain requirements for Licensure by Examination. The following is not an NPA requirement:

The nurse is counseling a man who is trying to quit smoking. Which of the following statement by the nurse is not true for managing smoking withdrawal symptoms:

A newly recruited nurse in a hospital finds that few nurses have health safety issues, and facing latex allergies. It is the ethical obligation of the nurse to:

An LPN is put under probation by the state board for her previous offenses filed by her. Which of the following statement is not correct when a nurse is put under probation: