NCLEX Nursing Exam Preparation

NCLEX Nursing Exam Preparation

 

NCLEX Nursing Exam Preparation

1 .Type of assessment in which more data is collected about already identified problem is
a. Initial assessment

b. Focus assessment
c. Emergency assessment

d. Time lapsed assessment
Explanation: Option b is the correct answer. In initial assessment, the observation is done when the person enters the healthcare facility. Emergency observation refers to assessment which is done in a life-threatening situation/emergency. Time lapsed assessments are carried out after initial assessment.

 

2 .The first part of the nursing diagnosis is:
a. Problem

b. Etiology
c. Risk factor

d. Evaluation
Explanation: The first part of the nursing diagnosis is problem.

 

3 . Planning phase of nursing process will determine

a. Expected outcome
b. Intervention needs to be provided
c. Change in client condition
d. Actual problem of client
Explanation: In planning phase, the nurse will determine the goal or expected outcome.

Each problem (nursing diagnosis) is assigned a clear, logical goal for the expected beneficial end goal .

 

4 .The nursing process provides a:

a. Basis for nursing theories
b. Knowledge component of nursing
c. Systematic process for providing of nursing care
d. Basis for acquiring body of knowledge

 

5 .Which of the following is an objective data?

a. Chest pain

b. Complaint of dizziness
c. An evaluation of blood pressure
d. Complains of nausea

 

6. ‘The patient will become free from pain throughout during hospital stay ’

a. Short term goal

b. Long term goal
c. Nursing diagnosis

d. Expected outcome

 

7 . First step of nursing process is:

a. Assessment

b. Diagnosis
c. Planning

d. Implementation

 

8 .taking subjective data from patient is carried out in:

a. Assessment phase

b. Nursing diagnosis phase
c. Implementation phase

d. Planning phase

 

9 . below given is an example of nursing diagnosis?

a. Hypertension

b. Pain
c. Shock

d. Hyperglycemia

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10 .The interpretation of the information collected about the patient represents the:

a. Assessment of the patient
b. Plan of care
c. Health problems of the patient
d. Nursing interventions implemented for the patient

 

11 .Action phase of nursing process includes:

a. Subjective assessment

b. Planning
c. Implementation

d. Evaluation

 

12 . Priorities of planning in nursing process is done based on:

a. Information processing model
b. Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs
c. Erik Erikson’s theory
d. Health-Illness continuum model

 

13 . Patient-oriented outcomes should be derived from:

a. Nursing diagnosis
b. Assessment
c. Evaluation
d. Planned interventions

 

14 .Which of the following takes priority in planning nursingcare for a client?

a. Physician order

b. Nurse’s condition
c. Client’s condition

d. Hospital policy

 

15 .The clinical manifestation that are objective are:

a. Signs

b. Symptoms
c. Disease

d. Syndrome

 

16 .The nurse compares the sing of ARF acute renal failure with those of CRF  chronic renal failure and at the end selects acute renal failure.

This process is called:

a. Data collection

b. Data interpretation
c. Data comparing

d. Data lustering

 

17 .Total number of steps in nursing process are:

a. Three

b. Four
c. Five

d. Six

 

18 .The primary INFORMATION of data for evaluation is:

a. Doctor

b. Nurse
c. Client

d. Family

 

19 . following is subjective data of nursing assessment?

a. Vomiting, pulse 82/min.
b. Respirations 22/min., blood pressure 120/70 mm Hg
c. Nausea and abdominal pain
d. Pale skin and moist hands

 

20 .Conditions that increase vulnerability to a disease are known as:

a. Etiology

b. Precipitating factor
c. Risk factors

d. Pathophysiology

Explanation: Correct answer is option c. A risk factor of predisposing factor is any attribute,

SING or exposure of an individual that increases in the developing a disease or injury.

 

21 .Data that include all the measurable and observable pieces of information are called:

a. Subjective data

b. Hearsay data
c. Objective data

d. Documented data
Explanation: Objective data are observable data
(“signs”) obtained through observation, physical examination, and
laboratory and diagnostic testing. Subjective data are gathered when
the patient himself tells the nurse about it.

22 .When considering a client’s symptoms, how should the nurse categorize a client’s complaint of tinnitus?

a. Objective

b. Subjective
c. Prodromal

d. Functional
Explanation:
1. Tinnitus is a ringing sensation experienced in the ears that can
only be felt by the person experiencing it and cannot be observed
by the health personnel.  it is a subjective data. Subjective
data is what the patient tells as his/her their symptoms are,
including feelings, perceptions and concerns.
2.  Objective data is the one which a nurse can observe in the patient.