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Nclex-Rn Readiness Test 5 is a nursing-school practice exam with 150 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.
Topics covered on this page: Leadership & Management, Child Health, Critical Care, Pharmacology, Adult Health, Maternal & Newborn Health, Mental Health.
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Start Practice ExamThe nurse is caring for assigned clients. ➢ Which of the following activities should the nurse perform first?
The nurse is caring for a child with nocturnal enuresis that was not responsive to non-pharmacological modifications. The nurse anticipates the primary healthcare provider (PHCP) to provide which medi
The nurse is caring for a client receiving hemodynamic monitoring. After reviewing the client's central venous pressure, the nurse should take which action based on the client's 0100 CVP reading? Norm
The emergency department nurse is caring for a client with an abdominal aortic aneurysm at risk of rupturing. The nurse will anticipate the primary healthcare provider (PHCP) to prescribe
The nurse is counseling a client with congestive heart failure (CHF) about newly prescribed bumetanide. The nurse determines that the teaching has been effective when the client plans to
The nurse is caring for a client who sustained full-thickness burns to their entire torso and back. ➢ The nurse plans to take which priority action?
1945: Client receiving mechanical ventilation via #8 endotracheal tube (ETT). The tube was assessed at 23 cm at the incisor tooth. Tube secured with a halter device. Ventilator settings were assist-co
Critical CareThe nurse in the emergency department (ED) has a client with suspected septic shock. The priority intervention for this client is to
Primary Healthcare Provider (PHCP) Progress NoteA 40-year-old nulliparous female is at 25 gestational weeks. The client is receiving appropriate antepartum care, taking a prenatal vitamin, and is app
The nurse is teaching a continuing education course regarding vaccines and pregnancy. ➢ It would be appropriate for the nurse to state which vaccines are not recommended to be administered during preg
The nurse is planning a staff development conference about medication safety. ➢ Which of the following medications should have a second medication check prior to administration? Select all that apply.
1000A 72-year-old male client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by their caretaker. The caretaker states that the client, normally alert and oriented, became suddenly confused and agitated t
1000A 72-year-old male client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by their caretaker. The caretaker states that the client, normally alert and oriented, became suddenly confused and agitated t
1000A 72-year-old male client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by their caretaker. The caretaker states that the client, normally alert and oriented, became suddenly confused and agitated t
1000A 72-year-old male client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by their caretaker. The caretaker states that the client, normally alert and oriented, became suddenly confused and agitated t
Adult Health1000A 72-year-old male client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by their caretaker. The caretaker states that the client, normally alert and oriented, became suddenly confused and agitated t
Adult Health1000A 72-year-old male client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by their caretaker. The caretaker states that the client, normally alert and oriented, became suddenly confused and agitated t
Adult Health0900: A 12-week-old full-term male infant, born via spontaneous vaginal delivery without complications and with no known genetic disorders, presents with concerns related to head size and development.
0900: A 12-week-old full-term male infant, born via spontaneous vaginal delivery without complications and with no known genetic disorders, presents with concerns related to head size and development.
Child Health0900: A 12-week-old full-term male infant, born via spontaneous vaginal delivery without complications and with no known genetic disorders, presents with concerns related to head size and development.
0900: A 12-week-old full-term male infant, born via spontaneous vaginal delivery without complications and with no known genetic disorders, presents with concerns related to head size and development.
Child Health0900: A 12-week-old full-term male infant, born via spontaneous vaginal delivery without complications and with no known genetic disorders, presents with concerns related to head size and development.
0900: A 12-week-old full-term male infant, born via spontaneous vaginal delivery without complications and with no known genetic disorders, presents with concerns related to head size and development.
Child HealthChief Complaint "I feel like I have to wash my hands after touching anything. It's getting worse — I'm late to class and stay up all night checking the locks."Symptoms ReportedWashing hands 20–30 time
Mental Health57-year-old male reporting increasing dyspnea and abdominal pressure after missing his previously scheduled paracentesis. The client reports he feels 'uncomfortable.' He is alert and oriented x 4; scl