NCLEX PN Practice Test – Set 5

Which of the following statement is not true about using Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC):

In hospitals, there are three levels of restrictions within the OR – Unrestricted, Semi-Restricted, and Unrestricted. Which of the following is true for Semi-Restricted area:

A patient is admitted for chronic methamphetamine abuse. The physical effect of the METH abuse may not include:

The nurse has assigned a Physician Assistant to administer oral medication to a particular patient. The responsibility and accountability for the act of Physician Assistant reside with:

A 30-year-old boxer got seriously hurt in the jaw. He visits a hospital for a check-up. On examining, it is found that the boxer has a broken jaw. Which of the following is the correct sign and symptom of a broken jaw:

What would be the general waist measurement of an adult that shows he is overweight:

A woman is diagnosed with the condition of schizophrenia. What is the usual age when women mostly experience schizophrenia:

A 35-year-old man has stopped drinking alcohol, but he develops mild withdrawal symptoms. The doctor suggests medications for withdrawal symptoms. Which of the following medication is commonly used to treat withdrawal symptoms:

A mother finds that her child limps when he walks. She takes the child to the doctor. The doctor conducts physical examination and X-rays. The report shows that the child has Perthes disease. Which of the following symptom cannot be related to Perthes disease:

Before taking a patient to the surgical procedure, a nurse must follow various practice protocols. Which of the following statement not a correct practice:

A 56 years old woman is taken to “Sterile Field” of OR suit for Breast Biopsy. The nurse should remember that the following is not true about the sterile field:

A woman consumed alcohol on an empty stomach and got intoxicated. The short- time effects of alcohol may not include:

An LPN has assigned a CNA to take the vital sign of a patient in an acute care hospital. Who is responsible for findings and interpreting the report:

A 70-year-old man has a urinary tract infection. He also has a history of dementia. He is put under restraint as he keeps pulling out his IV. Line. The type of restraint usually used for preventing the man from pulling out his IV. Line is:

An individual with a criminal background arrives in the hospital for emergency services. The nurse should: