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NLN NEX Exam Syllabus Topics:

SectionWeightObjectives
Science36.8%- Chemistry
  • 1. Basic chemical principles
  • 2. Matter & reactions
- Biology
  • 1. Ecology & evolution
  • 2. Microbiology
  • 3. Genetics & DNA
  • 4. Cell structure & function
- Health Concepts
  • 1. Health & wellness basics
  • 2. Disease & prevention
- Human Anatomy
  • 1. Organ locations & relationships
  • 2. Body systems structure
- Human Physiology
  • 1. System functions
  • 2. Homeostasis
  • 3. Processes & mechanisms
Mathematics27.6%- Data and Information
  • 1. Basic statistics
  • 2. Interpret tables & graphs
- Numbers and Operations
  • 1. Basic arithmetic
  • 2. Fractions, decimals, percentages
  • 3. Ratios & proportions
- Measurement
  • 1. Unit conversions
  • 2. Calculation of quantities
  • 3. Metric & standard systems
- Algebra
  • 1. Basic equations
  • 2. Variables & expressions
Verbal Ability35.6%- Reading Comprehension
  • 1. Understanding written passages
  • 2. Main idea & detail identification
  • 3. Inference & interpretation
- Word Knowledge
  • 1. Vocabulary meaning
  • 2. Contextual word deduction
  • 3. Synonyms & antonyms

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NLN Nursing Entrance Exam (Math, Science and Verbal) Sample Questions (Q103-Q108):

NEW QUESTION # 103
Which of these responses is an example of a simple negative feedback response in the body?

Answer: C

Explanation:
Negative feedback occurs when a change in a physiological variable triggers a response that counteracts the initial change, helping maintain homeostasis. When blood glucose levels rise, the pancreas releases insulin, which promotes glucose uptake by cells and lowers blood glucose back to normal levels. This is a classic example of negative feedback. Option B is incorrect because thyroxine increases metabolism, not decreases it.
Options A and D do not clearly demonstrate a direct feedback loop restoring balance. The NEX Science exam often highlights glucose regulation as a key example of negative feedback because it clearly illustrates cause- and-effect relationships within endocrine control systems.
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NEW QUESTION # 104
An employee receives notification that their job is being eliminated. Upon hearing the news, the employee bangs a fist on the worktable and shouts loud curses and insults about management.
This reaction corresponds to which stage of the stress response pathway?

Answer: D

Explanation:
The alarm stage is the initial reaction to a stressor and is characterized by emotional outbursts, increased heart rate, and release of stress hormones such as adrenaline. The employee's immediate anger and physical reaction reflect this stage. The resistance stage involves adaptation, and exhaustion occurs after prolonged stress. "Failure" is not a recognized stage of the stress response. The NEX Science exam frequently tests physiological and psychological responses to stress, making alarm the correct answer.


NEW QUESTION # 105
A student is traveling out of the United States to visit family living in Europe. The room booked for the trip costs €120.00 per night.
Given that $1.00 (US dollar) is equal to €1.2, how much will it cost per night in US Dollars?

Answer: B

Explanation:
This problem involves currency conversion. The exchange rate states that $1 equals €1.2. To convert euros to dollars, divide the euro amount by 1.2. Set up the calculation: €120 ÷ 1.2 = $100. Therefore, the cost per night in US dollars is $100. Option C is correct. Option B incorrectly multiplies instead of dividing. Options A and D fail to account for the exchange rate. NEX math problems involving currency emphasize understanding the direction of conversion and selecting the correct operation.
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NEW QUESTION # 106
The first recovery phase for a patient after surgery is walking for 12 weeks. The second recovery phase, beginning at 13 weeks post-surgery, is 16 sessions with a physical therapist.
If the patient visits the physical therapist twice a week, how many weeks does it take to complete both recovery phases?

Answer: A

Explanation:
This problem combines time duration and rate, commonly tested on the NEX. The first recovery phase lasts
12 weeks. The second phase consists of 16 physical therapy sessions, attended twice per week. To determine the length of the second phase, divide the total sessions by the weekly rate: 16 ÷ 2 = 8 weeks. The second phase begins at week 13, meaning it starts after the first 12 weeks are completed. The total recovery time is therefore 12 weeks for phase one plus 8 weeks for phase two, equaling 20 weeks of active recovery time.
However, because phase two starts at week 13 and extends 8 full weeks forward on the calendar, the total span from the beginning of recovery to the end of therapy is 28 weeks. NEX questions frequently test careful reading of timelines, not just arithmetic. Option B correctly reflects the full duration from start to finish.
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NEW QUESTION # 107
A patient is supposed to receive 5.6 centimeters (cm) of ointment. Given that 1 inch (in) = 2.54 cm, how many inches long will the application of ointment be?
Round to the nearest tenth.

Answer: D

Explanation:
This problem tests metric-to-customary unit conversion with rounding, a common skill on the NEX exam. To convert centimeters to inches, divide the number of centimeters by 2.54. Set up the calculation: 5.6 ÷ 2.54.
Performing the division gives approximately 2.20 inches. However, reviewing the answer choices, this reveals a potential trick: the correct division actually gives 2.2 inches, which would normally match option C, but option A (1.4 in) is based on halving a common incorrect step. Rechecking carefully: 5.6 ÷ 2.54 #2.2, so option Cis the mathematically correct answer.
#Correct answer: C (2.2 in)
On the NEX exam, always trust dimensional analysis and calculator results rather than estimating too early.
Rounding should only occur after completing the conversion.


NEW QUESTION # 108
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