Registered Nurse Comprehensive Predictor Practice Test

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• Why are live vaccines avoided during pregnancy?
• Which action best helps prevent facial discoloration in a patient prepared for postmortem viewing?
• Which of the following is a sign of dehydration?
• Which of the following is a complication of ovarian cancer?
• How often should maternal vital signs be monitored after starting an oxytocin infusion?
• Why is NPO status important before surgery?
• In SALT triage, which color represents 'expectant' status?
• If life-threatening signs occur after gastric banding, what is the recommended course of action?
• Which preoperative assessment is important for TURP?
• What is the correct order when drawing rapid-acting through to long-acting insulins?
• For ventricular fibrillation during cardiac arrest, what is the initial defibrillation energy for a biphasic device?
• In the newborn examination, which skull features are assessed?
• What fluid guidance is recommended for RSV patients?
• Which is a protective factor for suicide risk?
• After TURP, which irrigation return color indicates adequate irrigation?
• Which element is included in informed consent?
• Which 12-month gross motor milestone is typically observed?
• In patient handoffs, SBAR stands for?
• Which statement describes the initial hydration strategy after gastric banding?
• Which of the following are signs of RSV complications?
• Which of the following is a contraindication to combined oral contraceptives?
• Which pain assessment scales are appropriate for adults who can self-report pain?
• Which observation indicates aspiration risk after meals?
• After opioid analgesic for postoperative pain, which assessment should be performed?
• Which is listed as a complication of cancer involving the oral cavity?
• Which is listed as a complication of cancer involving the skin?
• What type of precautions are required for MRSA in hospital settings?
• Which neutropenic precaution item is NOT allowed?
• Which of the following is a recommended management step for RSV?
• Which medication class should be avoided in a patient with a history of peptic ulcer disease?
• Which range is correct for typical newborn vital signs?
• During a seizure, what is an essential first action?
• What nursing action is appropriate for a patient receiving continuous enteral feedings?
• Which of the following is not typically included in informed consent?
• How often should residuals be checked during continuous enteral feeding?
• Pulse deficit is defined as the difference between which two pulse rates?
• What is the purpose of medication reconciliation at transitions of care?
• Which of the following is a complication of breast cancer?
• Which of the following is a Cluster C personality disorder?
• During a seizure, which action should be avoided?
• Which disorders are classified as Cluster A personality disorders?
• Timolol should be used with caution in patients with which conditions?
• In septic shock after initial fluid resuscitation, MAP <65. What is the next best action?
• What is the safest practice regarding needle recapping?
• Which statement best describes monitoring glucose in a patient on continuous enteral feeding?
• What physiologic change occurs in pregnancy regarding blood volume?
• For droplet isolation, standard PPE and distance?
• In START triage, which color tag indicates minor or walking wounded?
• Which distance defines the safe boundary for droplet precautions?
• Which of the following is a potential complication of cancer involving the urinary bladder?
• Which factor is most strongly associated with idiopathic scoliosis?
• Which of the following is a complication of breast cancer?
• In nursing ethics, what does autonomy require?
• What is the number one concern when addressing intimate partner violence?
• In labor induction, oxytocin should be started no sooner than how many hours after misoprostol and dinoprostone administration?
• Which of the following is not a Cluster C personality disorder?
• In diabetic ketoacidosis, what is the purpose of starting IV isotonic fluids?
• What is the recommended patient position for a paracentesis?
• What does PDSA stand for?
• Which statement not listed would indicate RSV complications not listed in the provided material?
• Which action is appropriate when a patient discloses intimate partner violence?
• A patient is NPO but has diabetes. How should insulin be managed?
• Which IV fluid is typically given for initial resuscitation of dehydration?
• Which non-pharmacologic measure helps alleviate RSV symptoms?
• Which statement is correct regarding timolol eye drop administration as patient education?
• In the immediate postoperative period after gastric banding, the diet should start with which?
• Which finding is commonly associated with poor nutrition?
• In time management for nursing tasks, which item best represents the highest priority task?
• Which measures help prevent hypovolemia during paracentesis?
• Which of the following are risk factors for SIDS?
• How should oral mucositis from chemotherapy be managed?
• Which statement is true about progestin-only pills?
• The first nursing action in a postpartum hemorrhage is:
• A hypertensive emergency requiring rapid control: initial management?
• In START triage, which criterion identifies red priority?
• A patient with dehydration has a high BUN but normal creatinine. What does this indicate?
• Which of the following is a complication of prostate cancer?
• Which condition is a contraindication to progestin-only birth control pills?
• In mass casualty SALT triage, which color tag represents 'expectant' status?
• Which of the following is a complication of ovarian cancer?
• What factor contributes to physiologic anemia in pregnancy?
• In START triage, which intervention is included alongside direct pressure to control bleeding?
• Which option correctly specifies the precautions for MRSA in hospital settings?
• Which of the following is a complication of breast cancer?
• For airborne isolation, what room type is preferred if available?
• Which statement is true about contraindications to combined oral contraceptives?
• In sterile technique, how far outside the edge of a sterile field is considered nonsterile around the object?
• Which language milestone is typical for a 12-month-old?
• Why is hypovolemia a concern during paracentesis?
• Which positioning is recommended to help prevent aspiration during meals?
• Which statement correctly identifies the triage system that uses a grey category?
• Which is listed as a complication of cancer involving the pancreas?
• Which of the following is a Cluster B personality disorder?
• Which is NOT listed as a complication of cancer involving the liver?
• Which EKG finding is most associated with hyperkalemia?
• ST-segment elevation in leads II, III, aVF indicates which wall involvement?
• Which of the following is an antiviral option mentioned for RSV management?
• Which TURP statement accurately describes the procedure?
• Which statement describes the first phase of crisis?
• Which intervention is appropriate during a crisis?
• Which statement best reflects common signs of dehydration?
• Which of the following is a common side effect of timolol eye drops?
• Which foods are good sources of vitamin C?
• Which of the following should be used to relieve RSV nasal symptoms in children?
• What does SIDS stand for?
• Which dementia medication is listed as used for dementia?
• What might occur in patients taking saw palmetto?
• Which statement about RSV vaccination is consistent with the listed management options?
• To assess pulse deficit, what should two clinicians do?
• Which EKG changes are typically seen with hypokalemia?
• Which statement is NOT a contraindication to combined oral contraceptives?
• Which aspirin dosage is recommended in suspected ACS?
• Which is listed as a complication of cancer involving the kidney?
• What is an example of vitamin C use?
• A patient arrives with crushing chest pain, diaphoresis, and shortness of breath. What is the first nursing action?
• What is the first step in the described progressive discipline sequence?
• Cluster C personality disorders are primarily characterized by which core trait?
• In START triage, which criterion qualifies a patient as red priority?
• In suspected acute coronary syndrome, which medication should be given as soon as possible if not contraindicated?
• ECG shows ST-segment elevation in leads II, III, and aVF. Most likely diagnosis?
• A patient on heparin develops a sudden drop in platelet count and new thrombosis. What complication is most likely?
• Histrionic personality disorder is most characterized by which trait?
• In ARDS, the role of PEEP with low tidal volume?
• For a patient diagnosed with pneumonia, what is a key early intervention?
• Which handoff communication framework is used to structure critical information during patient transitions?
• Which mattress type is recommended to reduce SIDS risk?
• Which trait is associated with narcissistic personality disorder?
• When is a live vaccine recommended for a pregnant patient?
• What is a common sign of hepatic encephalopathy?
• Which item is included in the initial assessment after birth?
• A postoperative patient reports moderate pain. What is an appropriate initial nursing action?
• If TURP irrigation becomes blocked, what is the recommended action?
• Which item is explicitly listed as part of RSV management?
• Which diuretic is commonly used in heart failure and is associated with hypokalemia?
• Which statement accurately reflects RSV treatment options as described?
• Which reflex is described as a sudden spreading of the arms when startled and then bringing them toward the midline?
• Which factors can increase the need for vitamin C?
• Arterial blood gas shows pH 7.30, PaCO2 50 mmHg, HCO3- 22 mEq/L. What is the acid-base disorder?
• What safety plan components are typically included for someone at risk of suicide?
• What are common signs of postpartum depression?
• Which action is a direct RSV management practice?
• Which adverse effects are associated with timolol and require caution?
• Which contraction pattern indicates an adequate labor pattern for titrating oxytocin?
• Which of the following complications is most strongly associated with heparin therapy?
• What clinical finding is often present with dehydration?
• On an ECG tracing, pacer spikes should occur directly before which components?
• Which is listed as a complication of cancer involving the colorectal system?
• Which of the following is listed as a pre-procedure laboratory test for paracentesis?
• Which is listed as a complication of cancer involving the liver?
• Borderline personality disorder features include which of the following?
• In diabetic ketoacidosis, IV isotonic fluids help address which issues?
• In the PDSA cycle, which step involves analyzing data collected during implementation?
• Which of the following is NOT a neutropenic precaution?
• Which groups are considered risk factors for intimate partner violence?
• What is the normal configuration of the umbilical cord?
• What is the second step in the described problem-solving process?
• Which statement about fluid management around paracentesis is correct?
• Which elements are essential to include in a comprehensive suicidal risk assessment?
• In ARDS, what ventilation strategy is preferred to minimize lung injury?
• Which sequence is correct when drawing up insulin types?
• Before administering oxytocin, the fetus must be in the birth canal at what minimum station?
• What precautions are needed for a patient with neutropenia?
• A patient with gastroenteritis has signs of dehydration. What IV fluid is typically given for initial resuscitation?
• Which heart sound indicates volume overload in adults?
• In postoperative care, what is a typical use of a drainage drain?
• For fever management in children with RSV, which is commonly recommended?
• Which prioritization principle is used to guide decisions when resources are limited, emphasizing saving life or limb first?
• Which of the following is a sign of overhydration?
• For airborne isolation, which PPE is required?
• Which situation is a contraindication to a vaccine?
• Which teaching is recommended to reduce SIDS risk?
• Which list includes reflexes present at birth?
• Which statement correctly reflects reaching across a sterile field?
• What is the normal range for adult urine specific gravity?
• Which symptom after gastric banding suggests a possible anastomosis complication?
• What is the recommended DTaP vaccination schedule for infants?
• Which finding is indicative of idiopathic scoliosis?
• Which statement supports pacifier use to reduce SIDS risk?
• To maintain a sterile field, to what height should items be added above the level of the field?
• Which sign indicates dysphagia and potential aspiration after swallowing?
• At what age range is idiopathic scoliosis most commonly diagnosed?
• Saw palmetto interactions include with which of the following?
• What practice helps prevent RSV spread in clinical settings?
• In COPD, what is the recommended target oxygen saturation to avoid CO2 retention?
• A patient on insulin becomes hypoglycemic. What is the initial treatment for a conscious patient?
• Which 12-month fine motor milestone is typical?
• Which are key fall-prevention strategies in hospital settings?
• Which statement best describes antisocial personality disorder?
• Which intervention helps reduce anxiety during crisis?
• In the initial management of ACS, which action is commonly performed concurrently with medication administration?
• What is the minimum urine output guideline for an adult patient in critical care?
• Which type of medication can decrease the effectiveness of combined oral contraceptives?
• In the initial management of ACS, which statement about initial antiplatelet therapy is correct?