Registration Exam for Practical Nursing (REx-PN) Practice Test

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• Which finding in a patient taking lamotrigine requires immediate follow-up?
• What is an appropriate device to use for a client who has undergone bariatric surgery?
• Which complication should the nurse prioritize preventing after bariatric surgery?
• In a 5-month-old child, which fine motor skills should the nurse expect to see?
• What symptom is important for a nurse to watch for in a client taking isoniazid?
• Which infection control activity can be delegated to an experienced nursing assistant?
• Which tertiary prevention measure should the nurse recommend to a client with breast cancer?
• What should the nurse instruct a client to do when removing a nasogastric tube?
• Which client should be assessed first by the nurse?
• A client at 20 weeks gestation understands her baby's development when she states what?
• What adverse effect might a client experience while taking trazodone?
• What is a common side effect of long-term steroid use in clients?
• Where should a male client's indwelling urinary catheter be secured after insertion?
• Which of the following findings would indicate a client is experiencing an adverse effect from enoxaparin?
• Which of the following actions is appropriate for cooling a client during Malignant Hyperthermia?
• Many infants with an atrioventricular canal also have a diagnosis of which of the following?
• Before administering a bolus tube feeding via a nasogastric tube (NGT), which action is essential?
• What prescription should the nurse anticipate for a client preparing for a colonoscopy?
• Which statement by a client newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis indicates understanding of the condition?
• Which client is most appropriate to transfer from the maternity unit to the medical-surgical unit?
• In a child with acute glomerulonephritis, which vital sign should the nurse monitor for complications?
• What is the first action a nurse should take when assessing a client with abdominal pain and diarrhea?
• Which type of insulin is commonly loaded into an insulin pump?
• When caring for a client with soft-limb wrist restraints applied, what is the highest priority for the LPN/VN?
• Before administering heparin, what two parameters should the nurse obtain?
• What should the nurse do if a client misses a dose of terbinafine?
• What does encopresis refer to in children?
• Which symptom is indicative of enterobiasis in children?
• What is an early sign of digitalis toxicity in a child with congestive heart failure?
• When should the nurse immediately notify the healthcare provider for a client post-myocardial infarction?
• What initial intervention should the nurse implement for a client with suspected rhabdomyolysis?
• For a client diagnosed with Buerger's disease, which referral should the nurse prioritize?
• Which characteristic might be observed in a child presenting with hemiplegia following an ischemic stroke?
• Which client should the nurse follow up with first among the assigned patients?
• Zolpidem is primarily indicated for which condition?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with hyperglycemia?
• In a client receiving anticoagulation therapy, which sign should the nurse monitor for?
• What statement indicates a correct understanding of guaifenesin usage?
• What is the initial action the nurse should take for a child bitten by a rabid animal?
• What should the nurse document when finding a client's vital signs are stable after a cardiac event?
• Which laboratory value is most important to monitor in a client receiving anticoagulation therapy?
• Why is a client on heparin prescribed warfarin?
• Which of the following is an appropriate nursing intervention for a client exhibiting signs of hypovolemic shock?
• Which assignment is most appropriate for unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
• Which of the following statements made by a client with Cushing's disease requires follow-up by the nurse?
• A client using nasal decongestant drops reports worsening congestion. What should be the appropriate instruction?
• Which result indicates that a client with polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is achieving treatment goals?
• When monitoring a pregnant client in active labor, what should the nurse do if the fetal heart rate increases and then returns to baseline?
• What action should the nurse take prior to a CT scan with IV contrast?
• When providing education on iron supplementation, which action should clients be advised to take?
• In cholestasis, which clinical manifestation should the nurse expect in a pregnant client?
• What laboratory test should a nurse expect to be ordered for a client with suspected osteomyelitis?
• Which statement shows understanding of droplet precautions for a client with streptococcal pharyngitis?
• Which of the following is not an example of an inspection?
• Which statement made by a client with impaired vision would require follow-up from the nurse?
• To prevent diabetic nephropathy, what should the LPN reinforce teaching about?
• What maternal factor increases the risk of shoulder dystocia during childbirth?
• Which laboratory value should be monitored closely for a client receiving anticoagulant therapy?
• What action should a nurse prioritize for a client experiencing an acute episode of vertigo?
• Which complication is associated with a client diagnosed with acute pericarditis?
• A client is receiving a heparin infusion at 1300 units/hr from a 25,000 unit bag in 500 mL of D5W. How many mL should be recorded that the client received in eight hours?
• What medication is typically prescribed for a client with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?
• How long will the client typically take terbinafine for treatment?
• Which finding would support a diagnosis of intermittent explosive disorder (IED)?
• A positive home pregnancy test is categorized as what type of sign?
• When assessing a 4-month-old male infant's heart rate, which action is correct?
• The nurse is caring for a client involuntarily admitted to the behavioral health unit who has received a package. What action should the nurse take?
• Which of the following medications would be appropriate for treating influenza?
• What medication is likely prescribed for a client with diabetes mellitus showing signs of nephropathy?
• What dietary recommendation should be made for a client taking furosemide?
• After administering hydromorphone, which clinical manifestation would indicate an adverse reaction?
• Which statement indicates that parents understand education about managing a toddler's gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)?
• When caring for a post-surgical client, which vital sign is most critical to monitor initially?
• What lab tests may be needed before starting treatment with terbinafine?
• Which client statement indicates correct understanding of fetal movements in the third trimester?
• What is the most effective intervention to prevent pneumonia in a post-operative client?
• During a tetralogy of Fallot spell, what is the nurse's priority action for an infant?
• Who is at the highest risk for bloodstream infections while receiving normal saline via IV infusion?
• Which initial nursing action should be prioritized for a client with anorexia nervosa reporting weakness and abdominal distention?
• Which finding should alert the nurse to the possible development of DIC in a client receiving cancer treatment?
• What does the development of bruising in a client on antivirals indicate?
• Creating a care plan for a client with testicular cancer, which factor is crucial to include in the care?
• What statement indicates understanding of phenytoin's therapeutic range?
• What nursing intervention is appropriate before administering medication to a child with a chronic condition?
• Which method is appropriate for managing postoperative pain in a toddler after cleft palate repair?
• In caring for a client during a liver biopsy, which assessment is crucial to perform before the procedure?
• In which situation should the nurse prioritize fetal monitoring in a pregnant client?
• What are common side effects of antidysrhythmic medications?
• What symptom should be monitored in a patient receiving lithium?
• According to Erikson's psychosocial stages, which stage is a 2-year-old in?
• When caring for a client undergoing surgery, which lab value is critical for the nurse to monitor?
• Which of the following should a nurse instruct clients about during droplet precautions?
• Which laboratory test requires careful monitoring for a client with syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH)?
• What mental health condition is associated with high levels of impulsivity?
• Which client condition would require monitoring for signs of dehydration?
• In pediatric clients, which psycho-social factor might contribute to gastrointestinal issues like constipation?
• In which situation might a nurse expect to see gait abnormalities?
• In which position should a client be placed during a liver biopsy procedure?
• What should the nurse instruct a client prior to measuring their fundal height at 16 weeks of gestation?
• Which is a key symptom for a nurse to observe in a child with acute glomerulonephritis indicating worsening condition?
• What type of leadership style is demonstrated by an LPN assisting an RN in prioritizing and delegating roles during a cardiac arrest situation?
• What is the priority nursing action when a client exhibits signs of anaphylaxis?
• Which room assignment is appropriate for a client diagnosed with hepatitis B?
• What finding would support a diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis (IM)?
• What abnormal laboratory value should a nurse prioritize for a client taking captopril?
• Which client should the nurse recommend for a referral for an interdisciplinary conference?
• What statement should be reported to the primary healthcare provider before a scheduled percutaneous coronary intervention?
• What finding would be concerning for a newly hired nurse caring for a client with a stoma?
• Which of the following food items is NOT suitable for a client with iron deficiency anemia?
• Which condition is etanercept primarily prescribed to treat?
• For a client who recently had a partial gastrectomy, which medication should the nurse anticipate will be ordered?
• Which symptom should prompt immediate assessment in a client taking antihypertensive medication?
• Before obtaining a wound culture on an infected leg ulcer, what should the nurse do first?
• What is the appropriate action to take when a client refuses medication?
• Which packed red blood cell (PRBC) transfusion should the nurse question with the primary healthcare provider?
• Which complication is the incentive spirometry device used to help prevent in postoperative clients?
• How should a nurse accurately assess for thrombophlebitis in a client with pain in the left lower leg?
• Which of the following is a recognized risk factor for developing testicular cancer?
• Which client should the nurse prioritize for assessment based on their presenting symptoms?
• Which of the following should a nurse monitor closely in a client with chronic gastritis?
• Which of the following is an appropriate intervention following cleft palate repair?
• Which client is at higher risk for foot and nail problems?
• Which statement reflects an understanding of back injury prevention during lifting?
• What is the correct statement regarding infection control for clients with active pulmonary tuberculosis (TB)?
• The client states, "I am convinced my wife and brother-in-law want to kill me." What kind of delusion is this?
• For which client should the nurse prioritize assessment?
• What congenital abnormality is characterized by abdominal contents coming through the umbilicus while remaining in the peritoneal sac?
• What is an expected side effect of terbinafine that clients should monitor?
• Which of these would be an appropriate assignment for the LPN?
• Which dietary modification should be suggested to a client with hypertension?
• Which of the following is a common symptom of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?
• What is the highest priority action when a client has a serum potassium level of 3.3 mg/dL?
• Which action indicates correct suctioning technique for a client with a tracheostomy?
• Which client should the licensed practical nurse immediately follow up on?
• Which parameter is most essential to monitor in a client receiving intravenous fluids?
• How would the decrease in fetal heart rate during contraction be classified?
• When preparing to administer ear drops to a six-year-old client, what action should the nurse take?
• Which medications are identified as increasing the risk for falls?
• Which intervention is most appropriate for a client with a chest tube?
• Which finding would be expected for a client two hours after a cesarean section?
• What assessment finding of a stoma indicates it is retracted?
• Which child should the LPN initially follow up on?
• Which of the following is a common sign of appendicitis?
• What is a significant sign indicative of polyarthritis in a client with rheumatic fever?
• Which of the following responsibilities should a nurse undertake during postmortem care?
• What is the importance of starting warfarin alongside heparin for a patient?
• Which statement by parents of a fetus diagnosed with microcephaly indicates a need for further teaching?
• What is the most appropriate action by the nurse when observing a colleague failing to perform hand hygiene?
• Which finding would indicate a positive response to treatment in a client with BPH?
• What is the first step for a nurse when collecting pain data from a client?
• After failing a final anatomy exam, what defense mechanism is demonstrated by a student who expresses anger toward the instructor?
• Which statement by a parent indicates further teaching is needed regarding car seat safety?
• Which intervention should a nurse prioritize for a client with bacterial meningitis?
• The nurse is caring for a client with diverticulosis who reports difficulty getting enough dietary fiber. What should the physician likely prescribe?
• What should a nurse encourage a client to do after being on bed rest for 2 days prior to their first ambulation?
• What should the nurse do first when finding an unconscious child who is not breathing and has no pulse?
• Which statement is true regarding seasonal influenza vaccines?
• What consideration should the nurse keep in mind regarding the use of side rails for a confused client?
• What condition should the nurse identify as a cause of hypokalemia?
• Which finding is expected for a child admitted with congestive heart failure?
• If a nurse suspects a client has a femoral artery occlusion, what is the priority action?
• Which client symptom should a nurse assess further for possible congestive heart failure?
• What should a client know about taking terbinafine for onychomycosis?
• What is the primary action of a nurse when caring for a client who has fallen out of bed?
• In infants with atrioventricular canal defects, which genetic syndrome is often present?
• For a client experiencing insomnia, which of the following medications would be most appropriate?
• Which action should the LPN take when a client has difficulty articulating their symptoms?
• Which action by the registered nurse requires the LPN to intervene when assisting with a client on mechanical ventilation?
• During the discharge process, what is essential for the nurse to assess before the client leaves?
• Which action by a newly hired nurse applying soft-wrist restraints requires follow-up?
• What does the nurse need to emphasize to a client prescribed tamsulosin?
• How is compartment syndrome most effectively diagnosed?
• When caring for a client with meningitis, which personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential for the nurse?
• Which symptom would likely indicate the presence of appendicitis rather than another gastrointestinal condition?
• What is the first action a nurse should take for a client experiencing Malignant Hyperthermia?
• Which statement from a client with borderline personality disorder indicates transference?
• Which condition is linked to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)?
• Which victim should the nurse prioritize for immediate treatment following an earthquake?
• In a child with enterobiasis, which finding is expected?
• What should the nurse do first when an elderly client on antibiotics reports frequent watery stools?
• What defense mechanism is exhibited by a client who states, "I missed my appointment because I overslept, but I knew it would be pointless anyway"?
• Which characteristic is commonly associated with burns classified as a second-degree?
• Which dietary intervention should the nurse anticipate for a child with rickets?
• What is the most important discharge instruction for a client with a platelet count of 40,000 mcL?
• Which sexual complication is a client with chronic renal failure likely to experience?
• Which finding indicates a male client taking risperidone is having an adverse effect?
• What would be an appropriate nursing action when assessing a client with severe hypothermia?
• Which type of exercise is recommended for a client newly diagnosed with osteoporosis?
• Which of the following is a common sign of digoxin toxicity?
• Which laboratory value should be reported immediately for a client with acute renal failure?
• Which action is most appropriate for a nurse caring for a client with an indwelling urinary catheter?
• In the maternity unit, which client should the nurse prioritize follow-up?
• Which statement indicates an effective understanding of milieu therapy?
• Which of the following is true regarding therapeutic communication with infants?
• Which statement from a client taking risperidone indicates a need for further teaching?
• After notifying the rapid response team about a suspected pulmonary embolism, the nurse's next step should be to:
• Which is a common side effect of oral iron supplementation that an LPN should explain to a caregiver?
• Which client should the licensed practical nurse follow up on first?
• When caring for a client with a Sengstaken-Blakemore tube, what should be prioritized at the bedside?
• Which immunization should the licensed practical nurse recommend to older adults?
• In managing a client with prolonged labor and hypotonic contractions, what action should the nurse take?
• In which scenario would it be essential to inquire about recent travel when assessing a client with gastrointestinal symptoms?
• What finding should the LPN expect in a client with a pneumothorax?
• What is the best response by a charge nurse after a nursing error with an insulin injection?
• Which statement by a client scheduled for a carotid ultrasound would require follow-up?
• Which medication should the nurse anticipate for a client newly diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis?
• What is the primary focus of nursing practice when dealing with acute illness?
• Which crucial aspect should the nurse include in the education of a client starting phenytoin?
• Which client statement regarding furosemide use requires follow-up by the nurse?
• Increased levels of which hormone are associated with hyperemesis gravidarum?
• What action should the LPN take upon observing a dark black stool in a 14-month-old client receiving oral iron supplementation?
• After medication administration, which client should the LPN initially follow up on?
• Which assessment finding indicates a need for immediate nursing intervention in a patient with a cast?
• When caring for a client with a suspected pulmonary embolism, what position is recommended?
• Which laboratory value is important to monitor in a client taking anticoagulants?
• Which prescription would be appropriate for a client suffering from alcohol withdrawal symptoms?
• For a diabetic client, which diet aspect is crucial for managing their condition?
• Which statement about the importance of documentation in nursing is accurate?
• What is an essential teaching point for a client receiving peritoneal dialysis (PD)?
• When teaching a client about prednisone, which statement is accurate?
• Which statement about hematologic health should be prioritized for follow-up?
• In preparing for a stress test, which dietary instruction would typically be provided?
• Which finding is indicative of an allergic reaction to medication?
• What dietary consideration is important for a patient with chronic constipation?
• What is a priority nursing action for a patient suspected of having a stroke?
• What should the nurse plan to do for a client suspected of having inhalation anthrax?
• What is an expected side effect of trazodone?
• Which question should the nurse ask to assess a client's spirituality?
• Which dietary adjustment is typically recommended for a diabetic client?
• Which client is most likely to require further assessment when prescribed anticoagulant therapy?
• A client receiving prednisone should avoid which medication?
• Which of the following interventions is not advisable for a client with a chest tube?
• Which statement would indicate a client correctly understands their teaching about metformin?
• What psychosocial development stage is a 7-year-old female in during a pediatric bone marrow transplant?
• What side effect should the nurse monitor in a client receiving steroid therapy for cancer treatment?
• When caring for a client in Buck traction, which action should the nurse take?
• Which assessment finding indicates a complication in a client with infective endocarditis?
• What is an expected finding in a client with dependent personality disorder?
• Following a bilateral adrenalectomy, what medication should nurses anticipate being prescribed?
• What is an expected finding for a client diagnosed with diabetes mellitus regarding blood sugar monitoring?
• Which assessment provides crucial information after administering a pain medication?
• Which teaching should the nurse include for a client with diabetes mellitus?
• In the management of acute respiratory distress, what is the primary goal of using non-invasive positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV)?
• Which client should the nurse follow up with immediately?
• Why is nitrous oxide administered in addition to thiopental sodium?
• To confirm a diagnosis of congestive heart failure (CHF), which laboratory test is most likely to be prescribed?
• When preparing to ambulate a client with a walker, what is the best ergonomic principle for the LPN to follow?
• Which finding would support a diagnosis of hemophilia A?
• What is commonly prescribed for emergency treatment of inhalation anthrax?
• Sitagliptin is utilized primarily to manage which of the following conditions?
• How should the nurse document a client's apical pulse of 75 beats per minute and a radial pulse of 69 beats per minute?
• Which action reflects the correct understanding of infection control precautions?
• What is the most appropriate action for the nurse to ensure effective communication when discharging a client who speaks a different language?
• When teaching a client about taking furosemide, what is an important instruction?
• What symptom supports a diagnosis of Raynaud phenomenon/disease?
• What is a common nursing intervention for managing myopathy in a client taking statins?
• Which meal choice indicates an understanding of dietary teaching for clients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)?
• Which question is least effective in assessing a client requesting an AIDS test?
• What is a common effect of risperidone in males?
• Which client statement regarding isoniazid (INH) for pulmonary tuberculosis would require follow-up?
• In a 6-year-old client with asthma, which finding is of highest concern?
• For a client with bipolar disorder experiencing acute mania, which nursing action should be prioritized?
• For a laboring patient, which fetal heart rate change is concerning?
• Which food source is high in iron and suitable for a person with iron deficiency anemia?
• Which finding is consistent with a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis?
• Which statement by a 13-year-old girl with acute lymphoblastic leukemia indicates comprehension of steroid side effects?
• In fluid overload, which symptom is most likely to be present in the client?
• Which option best describes the most immediate concern for a client with ongoing antibiotic treatment and diarrhea?
• What medication should the nurse obtain a prescription for a client in labor who is HIV positive?
• In a client with suspected renal failure, which laboratory result should prompt immediate nursing intervention?
• Which client is at the greatest risk for infection?
• Which cardiac biomarker is most specific for myocardial injury in clients with an MI?
• Which statement by a client on isoniazid (INH) for tuberculosis requires follow-up?
• For a client with COPD experiencing shortness of breath, what should the nurse do first?
• Which psychological aspect is most prominent in a 2-year-old child according to developmental theories?
• Which client should the nurse assess first based on presenting symptoms?
• What action should the nurse prioritize after assessing a client with a chest tube?
• What client situation would necessitate an immediate follow-up by the nurse after discharge from the medical-surgical unit?
• Which prescribed medication for an NPO client requires clarification with the healthcare provider?
• What order related to placenta previa should the nurse question?
• How should the respiratory pattern of alternating apnea and rapid breathing be documented?
• How can the cardiovascular system best be described?
• What medication should the nurse anticipate will be prescribed for a client diagnosed with severe acne vulgaris?
• Which of the following demonstrates neologisms in speech in a client with schizophrenia?
• What is a common finding in a client with Guillain-Barré syndrome?
• In cases of severe intrabdominal bleeding, which blood product does the nurse expect to be prescribed?
• Which finding would indicate a therapeutic response to ketorolac treatment?
• What is an important dietary consideration for clients taking digoxin?
• Which medication is an antiviral used to treat influenza?
• Which medication should be prioritized for a patient with major depressive disorder experiencing suicidal ideation?
• What is an expected finding in a child with acute glomerulonephritis?
• A 2-year-old is experiencing excessive drooling, stridor, and difficulty swallowing. What is this client at risk of developing?
• What is a common symptom of dehydration in infants?
• When caring for a client with heat stroke, what should the nurse do first?
• An appropriate action for the nurse when caring for a client with a chronic illness is to focus on?
• What is a common complication associated with diabetic ketoacidosis?
• In the scenario of an 82-year-old male in end-stage renal failure with dyspnea, which symptom might also be expected?
• Which findings indicate a client is experiencing side effects from fentanyl?
• What is the initial priority data collection for a client who is immediately postoperative?
• What medication is anticipated for a client exposed to inhalation anthrax?
• Which gauge and size needle is appropriate for administering an intramuscular injection to a neonate?
• The nurse is caring for a client with heart failure. Which medication should the nurse clarify?
• What is a potential side effect of haloperidol?
• What should be included in discharge teaching about infection prevention?
• Which teaching points should the nurse reinforce for a client prescribed bupropion?
• When administering tiotropium bromide inhalation capsules to a client with asthma, what should the nurse ensure the client does after inhaling the medication?
• What should the nurse do first when a client receiving IV fluids complains of pain at the site and swelling is noted?
• During a contraction stress test, what should the nurse instruct the client?
• Which layer of the skin is primarily affected in a second-degree burn?
• Which medication is commonly prescribed for a client diagnosed with peritonitis?
• What is the expected assessment finding for the fundal height after delivery in a woman who had a cesarean section?
• When discharging a client following knee arthroplasty, which advice is important for the nurse to reinforce?
• If a client diagnosed with appendicitis reports no pain after previously stating 8/10 pain, what should the nurse do?
• What action should a nurse take to help a client manage anxiety during a breathing treatment?
• Which medications would the nurse anticipate prescribing for a client newly diagnosed with heart failure?
• When assisting a patient with respiratory distress, what is the first nursing action?
• What should a nurse do first upon receiving a prescription for hydralazine IM?
• What is the most common cause of bacterial tonsillitis in children?
• Which question is the best indicator of a potential alcohol-use disorder in a client?
• Which statement by a client prescribed enalapril indicates correct understanding of the medication instructions?
• Which finding in an incident report regarding a client's fall demonstrates inappropriate documentation?
• What vital sign change is expected in a client intoxicated with cocaine?
• Which underlying issue could contribute to constipation in children?
• Which developmental milestone should a nurse screen for during a routine visit for a 6-month-old child?
• Which action is most critical when preparing a client for a bronchoscopy?
• Which clinical finding indicates George with rheumatic fever needs to continue taking salicylates?
• What statement from a patient indicates that further bowel training education is needed?
• Which pulse is most appropriate to assess in case of cardiac arrest in an infant?
• Which symptom should a nurse assess for in a client with a recent history of chemotherapy treatment?
• What is the appropriate angle to elevate the head of the bed for a client in Buck traction?
• Which of the following conditions requires droplet precautions?
• Which symptom is NOT typically associated with appendicitis?
• Which condition is associated with an increased risk of third-spacing?
• Which laboratory test should the LPN/VN prioritize to evaluate for muscle damage in a client with a history of statin use?
• What is an expected finding in a client with severe hypothermia?
• What gauge needle should the LPN use to administer phytonadione to an infant?
• Which statement indicates a TB client understands their discharge education?
• To determine the circulatory status of a 1 month-old infant, which pulse should the nurse palpate?
• What is the antidote for lorazepam toxicity?
• Which statement correctly reflects the Nurse Practice Act's coverage?
• Which condition is NOT a possible cause of constipation in a pediatric client?
• What type of pulse might be expected in a client with end-stage renal failure experiencing dyspnea?
• What side effect of chemotherapy should the nurse prioritize discussing with teenagers undergoing treatment?
• What risk factor for gastric cancer should an LPN identify during a screening?
• How many milliliters did the client receiving heparin receive in an eight-hour shift?
• Which dietary recommendation is crucial for a client with chronic kidney disease?
• Which findings support the diagnosis of celiac disease?
• Which statement about hyponatremia indicates correct understanding?
• Which prescription should the nurse administer first?
• What assessment finding is essential for evaluating the status of a newly formed stoma?
• Which observation during labor should a nurse notify the healthcare provider?
• What should the nurse do first when assessing a child with chemical burns and potential abuse?
• Which activity should the nurse perform first when caring for assigned clients?
• Which nutritional deficiency is likely addressed by consuming spinach?
• What medication should the nurse anticipate for a client with generalized anxiety disorder?
• Which action by a newly hired nurse caring for a client with a colostomy requires follow-up?
• What action should a nurse take when a laboring client exhibits early decelerations?
• When a mother expresses concern about her infant's surgery, what is the LPN's appropriate action?
• Which medication is most likely to cause poor muscle coordination and slow movements?
• Which symptoms should clients report while taking terbinafine?
• What indicates a therapeutic response for a client taking varenicline?
• What factor may contribute to a delay in labor progression?
• Which statement reflects a correct understanding of the live attenuated influenza vaccine?
• Which tasks can an LPN appropriately perform?
• Which blood pressure reading would be considered abnormal for a one-year-old child?
• Which action is appropriate for a nurse caring for a newborn immediately after delivery?
• What would be the most appropriate nursing action for a client with a sudden change in pain level following appendicitis?
• If you need to administer 600 mg of ibuprofen using 200 mg tablets, how many tablets will you need to give?
• What should the nurse instruct a client prescribed metformin to report?
• During postmortem care, which of the following should the nurse NOT do?
• What ethical principle is demonstrated when expanding healthcare services to an underserved area?
• In preparation for a carotid ultrasound, what should patients be advised against?
• What symptom is typically associated with autonomic dysreflexia in clients with spinal cord injuries?
• Which stage of cognitive development is typical for a 6-month-old?
• What is the priority pre-procedure intervention for a bronchoscopy?
• What intervention should be prioritized for the prevention of pneumonia in post-operative clients?
• Which client is most at risk for iron-deficiency anemia?
• What finding may indicate a client has developed compartment syndrome?
• Which statement shows a correct understanding of using a cane while going upstairs?
• How often should the nurse assess a client on restraints for circulation?
• What could be indicated if a client receiving digoxin reports seeing yellow halos?
• What is the priority action after a client sustains an electrical burn?
• What indicates correct understanding of intramuscular (IM) injection guidelines for small children and older infants?
• Which assessment finding in a client with diabetic ketoacidosis requires immediate follow-up by the LPN/VN?
• What is a common indicator of effective smoking cessation treatment with varenicline?
• In a 3-day-old infant with heart issues, which defect is suspected if the nurse notes +3 brachial pulses but cannot palpate a femoral pulse?
• What vital sign change would the nurse expect to see in a patient experiencing hypovolemic shock?