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NCLEX NCLEX-RN Exam Syllabus Topics:

SectionWeightObjectives
Psychosocial Integrity6–12%- Chemical Dependency and Substance Use Disorders
- Therapeutic Communication
- Grief and Loss
- Mental Health Concepts
- Coping Mechanisms
- Behavioral Interventions
- End-of-Life Support
- Family Dynamics
Health Promotion and Maintenance6–12%- Antepartum, Intrapartum, Postpartum and Newborn Care
- Self-Care
- Health Promotion Programs
- Disease Prevention and Health Screening
- Developmental Stages and Transitions
- Physical Assessment Techniques
- Aging Process
Safe and Effective Care Environment26–38%- Safety and Infection Control
  • 1. Error Prevention
    • 2. Hazardous Materials Handling
      • 3. Accident Prevention
        • 4. Infection Control
          • 5. Use of Restraints and Safety Devices
            • 6. Standard Precautions
              - Management of Care
              • 1. Continuity of Care
                • 2. Legal Responsibilities
                  • 3. Advocacy
                    • 4. Quality Improvement
                      • 5. Client Rights
                        • 6. Ethical Practice
                          • 7. Case Management
                            • 8. Delegation and Prioritization
                              Physiological Integrity43–67%- Basic Care and Comfort
                              • 1. Nutrition and Oral Hydration
                                • 2. Elimination
                                  • 3. Assistive Devices
                                    • 4. Personal Hygiene
                                      • 5. Mobility and Immobility
                                        • 6. Non-pharmacological Comfort Interventions
                                          - Physiological Adaptation
                                          • 1. Medical Emergencies
                                            • 2. Hemodynamics
                                              • 3. Respiratory Care
                                                • 4. Pathophysiology
                                                  • 5. Illness Management
                                                    • 6. Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances
                                                      - Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies
                                                      • 1. Pharmacological Pain Management
                                                        • 2. Adverse Effects and Contraindications
                                                          • 3. Dosage Calculation
                                                            • 4. Medication Administration
                                                              • 5. IV Therapy and Blood Products
                                                                - Reduction of Risk Potential
                                                                • 1. Therapeutic Procedures
                                                                  • 2. Diagnostic Tests
                                                                    • 3. Potential for Complications
                                                                      • 4. Vital Signs
                                                                        • 5. Laboratory Values

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                                                                          NCLEX National Council Licensure Examination(NCLEX-RN) Sample Questions (Q778-Q783):

                                                                          NEW QUESTION # 778
                                                                          A female client was employed as a client care technician in a hemodialysis unit. She recently began to experience extreme fatigue, being able to sleep for 16-20 hours at a time. She also noted that her urine was tea colored, which she rationalized was a result of the vitamins she began taking to alleviate fatigue. She was diagnosed with hepatitis B.
                                                                          After a brief hospital stay, she is discharged to her parent's home. Her mother asks the nurse if any precautions are necessary to prevent transmission to the client's family. The nurse explains necessary precautions, which include:

                                                                          Answer: D

                                                                          Explanation:
                                                                          Explanation
                                                                          (A) Isolation is not necessary, even in the acute phase. (B) Separate bathroom facilities are recommended. If unavailable, daily cleansing with a chloride solution is recommended. (C) Precautions continue to be necessary while the client is in the active phase of hepatitis. (D) Clothes are to be laundered separately in hot water with a chloride solution.


                                                                          NEW QUESTION # 779
                                                                          A 37-year-old client has been taking antipsychotic medication for the past 10 days. The nurse observes her walking with a shuffling gait and postural rigidity and notes a masklike expression on her face. Which side effect is this client exhibiting?

                                                                          Answer: C

                                                                          Explanation:
                                                                          Explanation
                                                                          (A) This answer is incorrect. Dystonia refers to severe, painful muscle contractions. (B) This answer is correct.
                                                                          Parkinsonism commonly occurs approximately 1-2 weeks after initiation of antipsychotic drug therapy.
                                                                          Traditional signs are masklike facies, postural rigidity, shuffling gait, and resting tremor. (C) This answer is incorrect. Tardive dyskinesia is characterized by involuntary muscle movements of the face, jaw, and tongue.
                                                                          (D) This answer is incorrect. Akathesia is motor restlessness.


                                                                          NEW QUESTION # 780
                                                                          A 28-year-old client comes to the clinic for her first prenatal examination. In relating her obstetrical history, she tells the nurse that she has been pregnant twice before. She had a "miscarriage" with the first pregnancy after 6 weeks. With the second pregnancy, she delivered twin girls at 31 weeks' gestation. One of the twins was stillborn and the other twin died at 4 days of age. Using a five-digit system, the nurse records her as being:

                                                                          Answer: C

                                                                          Explanation:
                                                                          Explanation
                                                                          (A) The first digit represents the total number of pregnancies. This client has been pregnant 3 times including this pregnancy. The twin pregnancy counts as only one pregnancy, and because she delivered prior to 37 weeks' gestation, the third digit is recorded as 1. (B) The first digit represents the total number of pregnancies.
                                                                          This client has been pregnant 3 times including this pregnancy. The second digit represents the total number of fullterm deliveries; she has lost two pregnancies before 37 weeks' gestation. At present, she has no living children, so the fifth digit is noted as 0. (C) The client is pregnant for the third time, and the first digit reflects the total number of pregnancies. She has had no full-term deliveries, because she delivered prior to 37 gestational weeks, so the second digit is recorded as 0. The third digit represents the number of preterm deliveries, and a twin pregnancy counts as only one delivery. She lost an earlier pregnancy prior to 20 gestational weeks, and the fourth digit reflects spontaneous or elective abortions. Lastly, the fifth digit indicates the number of children currently living, and she has no living children. (D) She is pregnant for the third time, and the first digit reflects the total number of pregnancies. In the previous two pregnancies, she delivered prior to 37 gestational weeks, thus having no full-term deliveries, which is indicated by the second digit. The fourth digit represents the total number of abortions, spontaneous or elective, and she reported a spontaneous abortion with her first pregnancy.


                                                                          NEW QUESTION # 781
                                                                          A 40-year-old client is admitted to the hospital for tests to diagnose cancer. Since his admission, he has become dependent and demanding to the nursing staff. The nurse identifies this behavior as which defense mechanism?

                                                                          Answer: A

                                                                          Explanation:
                                                                          Explanation/Reference:
                                                                          Explanation:
                                                                          (A) Denial is the disowning of consciously intolerable thoughts. (B) Displacement is the referring of a feeling or emotion from one person, object, or idea to another. (C) Regression is returning to an earlier stage of development. (D) Projection is attributing one's own thoughts, feelings, or impulses to another person.


                                                                          NEW QUESTION # 782
                                                                          A 23-year-old female client is brought to the emergency room by her roommate for repeatedly making superficial cuts on her wrists and experiencing wide mood swings. She is very angry and hostile. Her medical diagnosis is adjustment disorder versus borderline personality disorder. The client comments to the nurse,
                                                                          "Nobody in here seems to really care about the clients. I thought nurses cared about people!" The client is exhibiting the ego defense mechanism:

                                                                          Answer: D

                                                                          Explanation:
                                                                          Section: Questions Set G
                                                                          Explanation:
                                                                          (A) Reaction formation is the development and demonstration of attitudes and/or behaviors opposite to what an individual actually feels. The client's comment does reveal her anger and hostility. (B) Rationalization, another ego defense mechanism, is offering a socially acceptable or seemingly logical explanation to justify one's feelings, behaviors, or motives. The client's comment does not reflect rationalization. (C) Splitting, the viewing of people or situations as either all good or all bad, is frequently used by persons experiencing a disruption in self-concept. This ego defense mechanism is reflective of the individual's inability to integrate the positive and negative aspects of self. (D) Sublimation, the channeling of socially unacceptable impulses and behaviors into more acceptable patterns of behavior, is another ego defense mechanism. The client's comment reveals that she is not engaging in sublimation.


                                                                          NEW QUESTION # 783
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