NCLEX PN Practice Test – Set 7

A 68-year-old man with Glaucoma is undergoing treatment. The nurse informs him about the factors that affect the disease. Which of the following is not a strong risk factor for Glaucoma:

After Surgery, the patient may experience Anaesthesia reactions. Which of the following is termed as the severe reaction of Anaesthesia:

A 70-year-old woman with severe Alzheimer is admitted in a long-term care facility. She overturns a glass full of water from the bedside table. The nurse due to excessive workload could not wipe the water from the floor. The old woman slipped and got injured. The act of the nurse can be defined as:

A 61-year-old man is admitted to a hospital for severe heart attack. The most appropriate unit for his immediate care is:

The diagnosis report of a patient shows Iodine deficiencies. The nurse advises him to increase eating foods that are rich in Iodine. Which of the following foods are rich in Iodine:

A baby has a serious heart ailment that needed specialized medical or surgical treatment. The following cardiologist specializes in treating heart problems in babies:

The nurse is worried that the condition in the workplace is hazardous, and it may be harmful to the patient’s health. What obligation does the nurse has to her patients and other staff members:

A nurse is taking care of a 70-years-old woman with dementia in a long-term care unit. The nurse relates her woes and financial difficulties to the old woman, and on hearing the nurse’s problems, the patient provides monetary assistance to the nurse. The act of the nurse may draw the following disciplinary actions:

A 55-year-old man suddenly develops uncomfortable pressure and chest pain when trekking in hills. Which of the following Angina in the diagnosis test shows these symptoms:

The nurse is trying to communicate with a confused old man. Which of the following communicating mode is more effective in transmitting her message to the confused patient:

A 55-year-old woman has surgery for cataract. The nurse explains post-surgery guidelines to the patient. Which of the following statement by the nurse is not correct:

A 65 years old person is put under emergency physical restraint in a nursing home. The nurse finds cuts and bruising and stiffness where restraint is put. The nurse should:

The nurse is explaining about Patient Rights in a hospital. The following statement may not be true for Patient Rights:

A 35-year-old man has Meniere’s disease with vertigo and hearing loss. The nurse advises some self-care tactics to the man for minimizing the severe impact of the disease symptoms. Which of the following tips may not be beneficial for vertigo episode:

A mother comes to the hospital with her child who has a serious congenital heart defect. The doctor recommends the child to a pediatric cardiologist. Which of the following statement shows that the child has a serious congenital heart defect: