Nclex RN Health Promotion And Maintenance Practice Test – Set 1

A 27 –year-old woman arrives in the Community Health Center for a pregnancy test. The nurse told the woman that the urine test is positive. Which of the following hCG level indicates to the nurse that the test is positive:

The nurse is performing the PDP test on a 12-year-old boy who is continually exposed to his friend receiving TB treatment. Which of the following size of induration indicates to the nurse that the TB test result is Positive:

A 48-year old woman with a walking problem reaches the hospital for checkups. The assessment of which of the following symptom by the nurse indicates the woman has multiple sclerosis (MS):

The doctor has recommended the use of restraints on a patient. On which of the following patient, the nurse should not use Restraint:

The nurse is administering MMR vaccines in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The nurse should not give the vaccine to which of the following client:

The mother of a child arrives in a Child Clinic with her 6 months old baby and tells the nurse that her baby has developmental problems. Which of the following statement by the mother should be a concern to the nurse:

A 72-years-woman arrives in the Eye Clinic for her eye testing. The nurse suspects Nuclear Sclerotic Cataracts. Which of the following symptoms make the nurse suspect:

A 34-year-old woman, whose husband died one year back, arrives in the hospital for routine checkups. On assessing the woman by the nurse, which of the following statement by her indicates that her life is not in balance, and she is still in grief:

A 28-year-old man arrives in the hospital for a blood sugar test. Which of the following symptom indicates to the nurse that the person may not be at risk of Diabetes:

A 62-year-old man with decreased color vision arrives in the eye clinic. Difficulties in identifying which of the following color suggests that the man has an age-related color vision problem:

A 52-year old with Claudication symptoms reach the hospital for checkups. The doctor suspects PAD and asks the nurse to perform the Ankle-Brachial Index test (ABI). Which of the following ABI inform the nurse that the man has PAD:

During the checkups of a newborn baby, the nurse suspects Haemolytic Disease of the Newborn (HDN). Which of the following assessment by the nurse indicates HDN:

A 42-year-old Sikh man with a traumatic brain injury from a car accident admitted in the Emergency department in a critical condition is dead. The family members of the deceased told the nurse that we would pray and place religious symbols on the body that should not be removed. Which of the following should be the appropriate response of the nurse:

The nurse is assessing a 21-year old woman for a reaction to Latex. The assessment shows the symptoms of anaphylactic shock. The priority action of the nurse should be:

A 21-year-old woman arrives in a Medical Clinic for the pregnancy test. The urine test is positive. Which of the following hormone indicates the positive results:

A 32-year old woman with crossed eye problem arrives in the Eye Clinic for checkups. Which of the following eye tests will the nurse asks the woman to complete:

The nurse is explaining about the diets and supplements to a 67-year old man who has been diagnosed with Osteoporosis. Which of the following will the nurse suggests the man increase in his diet:

The nurse is assessing a 32-year-old woman with appendicitis. Which of the following is not effective nursing management when a patient has Appendicitis:

After the medical checkups of a 42-year old pregnant woman in the 2nd trimester of pregnancy, the nurse tells the woman that she is anemic. Identifying which of the following Hemoglobin level, the nurse tells the woman that she is anemic:

The nurse assesses a newborn one minute and five minutes after her birth. The Apgar test result shows some Flexion, less than 100 beats, Reflex Irritability – no response, pale blue skin color, and irregular Respirations. Which of the following Apgar test score of the newborn tells the nurse that the baby is critical: