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Nace Foundations Of Nursing Proctored Exam 2 is a nursing-school practice exam with 74 questions. It is written for nursing students preparing for this course exam and for NCLEX-style review. Every question has its own page showing the full stem, all answer options, the correct answer, and a written rationale explaining why each option is right or wrong.
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Start Practice ExamWhat pain description is the client with renal calculi most likely to report during an assessment?
A health care provider has ordered vital signs every 4 hours, The client's 8:00 AM temperature was 99 F (37.2 C). At 10 AM. the client repotted chills. A nurse takes the client's temperature again. Wh
Which client statement supports the diagnosis of stress urinary incontinence?
Which age-related physiological change puts a client at higher risk for adverse medication complications?
A client comes to the urgent care clinic and reports having diarrhea for the last two weeks. The nurse suspects the client is in fluid volume deficit. Which findings support fluid volume deficit?
Which finding would indicate ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion?
The health care provider documents in the client's chart the presence of petechiae on the anterior thorax, arms, and neck of a client. Which sign should a nurse expect to observe while providing care?
A client who IS taking warfarin has an international normalized ratio (INR) of 0.8, Which question should a nurse ask to further evaluate the client?
A nurse assessing a client's lung sounds hears continuous low-pitched harsh rattling sounds over the client’s trachea that are most evident on expiration and are decreased after coughing. Which term i
A nurse is screening a community group for hypertension. Which person should be referred for immediate treatment?
when evaluating clients In the urgent care center, which client should be seen first? The client:
A client is started on furosemide 80 mg every morning. Which lab result needs to be reported to the health care provider?
The clients arterial blood gas (ABG) are pH 7.33, PaC02 31, HC03 14. Pa02 90. Which sign should the nurse expect to assess with compensation?
A client is being educated about insulin and is able to repeat the newly acquired information using their own words to the nurse. Which of the following statements confirm the teaching has been effect
The nurse is evaluating a client that is unable to see things held close. The client states “I have to stretch my arms all the way out, just to read the paper now”. Which condition does the nurse asso
When a client report altered sexuality patterns. the nurse should: (Select all that apply)
Which serum laboratory test result should the nurse expect for a client diagnosed with Imbalanced Nutrition: Less than body requirements?
Which of these assessment findings is most likely in a client newly diagnosed with osteoarthritis?
Which of these assessment findings should a nurse record as subjective?
The nurse is assessing an elderly client who has become confused since admission to the hospital two days ago. Which assessment should the nurse complete first?
Which client should a nurse evaluate first on a surgical unit?
Which psychological change should a nurse expect to observe when assessing an elderly client?
A client has been recently started on phenelzine, a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI)for depression. Which statement indicated that the client requires further educational reinforcement about the med
A nurse is teaching a client about preparation for barium enema. What client statement indicates the client requires further reinforcement of the teaching?
A client is prescribed haloperidol for the treatment of symptoms related to schizophrenia. What client statement suggests that the client needs further teaching?