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NCLEX Questions about Airway – Obstruction and Asthma

Posted by Admin on Jan 3, 2013 in NCLEX Tests | 0 comments

1. An elderly client with pneumonia may appear with which of the following symptoms first? a. Altered mental status and dehydration b. fever and chills c. Hemoptysis and dyspnea d. Pleuretic chest pain and cough 2. Which of the following pathophysiological mechanisms that occurs in the lung parenchyma allows pneumonia to develop? a. Atelectasis b. Bronchiectasis c. Effusion d. Inflammation 3. A...

[ANSWERS & RATIONALE] NCLEX PREP Reduction of Risk Potential

Posted by Admin on Jan 31, 2012 in NCLEX Tests | 2 comments

These answers are one of the NCLEX prep samples for Reduction of Risk Potential. Click here to view the questions. If you want to answer all of our NCLEX questions interactively then be one of our member today. Click here to join. It’s Free. 1. D. These test results indicate anemia. Impaired oxygen-carrying capacity of red blood cells causes cellular hypoxia and results in fatigue....

NCLEX PREP Reduction of Risk Potential

Posted by Admin on Jan 29, 2012 in NCLEX Tests | 3 comments

These questions are one of the NCLEX prep samples for Reduction of Risk Potential. This post has a 15 set of questions with the accompanying answers and rationale located at the bottom. If you want to answer all of our NCLEX questions interactively then be one of our member today. Click here to join. It’s Free. 1. A client’s laboratory results are returned and the hemoglobin is 10...

(ANSWERS & RATIONALE) NCLEX Practice Test for Psychosocial Integrity

Posted by Admin on Jan 8, 2012 in NCLEX Tests | 0 comments

These answers are one of the NCLEX prep samples for Psychosocial Integrity. Click here to view the questions. If you want to answer all of our NCLEX questions interactively then be one of our member today. Click here to join. It’s Free. 1. A. At 12 months, the child should be starting to walk. A hospitalization at this time could delay this developmental stage. The child should sit (4) by 6...