NCLEX Study Concepts Quiz

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Froggy Jumps NCLEX Study Concepts QuizOnline version NCLEX prep essentials. by Roberta Bell 1 Best way to handle test anxiety during NCLEX? a Caffeine b Deep breathing and pacing c Skipping meals 2 Which resource is most helpful for NCLEX practice? a Pure memorization b Practice questions c Watching lectures only 3 Common NCLEX preparation mistake? a Relying on memorization over critical thinking b Procrastinating until the last minute c Focusing only on practice questions 4 When asked “What should you do first?”, in a non-emergent situation, think through: a Nursing Process (ADPIE) b SBAR c Nursing Theories 5 When thinking about the nursing process, other terms for Assess, include: a look, check b give, administor c identify, determine 6 When applying Maslow's Hierarchy, which need should be prioritized? a Physiological needs (airway, breathing, circulation, food, water). b Safety (protection from harm, infection control). c Love/Belonging, 7 When a question involves life-threatening issues, which should be addressed first. a Airway b Breathing c Circulation 8 When answering a question about safety and risk reduction... a Identify the greatest risk to the patient. b Ensure the patient is comfortable. c Inform the family of the concerns. 9 When asked to prioritize, which concept is most important? a Prioritize unstable patients (new onset symptoms, changes in condition). b Monitor stable patients to ensure they remain the same. c Complete your discharge education and documentation. 10 What type of findings would you address first on a new admission? a Unexpected (post-op bleeding) b Expected (mild pain) c Abnormal skin lesion 11 When thinking about the nursing process and implementation, what must a nurse consider first? a Is this within the nursing scope of practice? b Can this be delegated? c Was the intervention effective?

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NCLEX Study Concepts QuizOnline version

by Roberta Bell

Best way to handle test anxiety during NCLEX?

Which resource is most helpful for NCLEX practice?

Common NCLEX preparation mistake?

When asked “What should you do first?”, in a non-emergent situation, think through:

When thinking about the nursing process, other terms for Assess, include:

When applying Maslow's Hierarchy, which need should be prioritized?

When a question involves life-threatening issues, which should be addressed first.

When answering a question about safety and risk reduction...

When asked to prioritize, which concept is most important?

What type of findings would you address first on a new admission?

When thinking about the nursing process and implementation, what must a nurse consider first?