Free NCLEX NCLEX-PN Practice Exam with Questions & Answers | Set: 7

Clients with ALS have progressive muscular weakness and wasting. However, the mind remains clear and sharp, and there is no sensory loss. There might be periods of grieving, but usually not emotional liability.Reduction of Risk Potential

For lipid fractionation, the client cannot eat for 12 hours prior to the test, but he or she can drink an unrestricted

amount of water. No lipid solution is given. Thus, the other choices are incorrect.Reduction of Risk Potential

The virus makes a DNA copy of its own RNA using the reverse transcriptase enzyme, and the DNA copy is

inserted into the genetic material of the infected cell.Physiological Adaptation

Safety demands that a client be transferred to a facility that can deliver care equal to the hospital.Basic Care

and Comfort

All clients must be treated with dignity. Rather than a strategy, treating clients with dignity is a basic core

value universal to nursing.Psychosocial Integrity

The ability to move five blocks to a piece of paper and state there are five blocks on the paper is evidence

that the preschooler has the ability of conservation. This concept refers to the fact that the quantity of something

doesn’t change just because the shape, contour, and so on has changed. Five blocks are still five blocks, whether

they are lying beside the paper, stacked on the paper or moved to the paper.Centrationis the ability to concentrate

on one feature of a situation while neglecting all other aspects.Causalityis based on the sequence of events, one

event ordinarily following another.Nonreversibilityrefers to the inability of preschoolers to reverse their

operations. They are only able to think forward, not retrace or reverse their thought processes.Health Promotion

and Maintenance

The remainder of the responses are indications for pelvic ultrasonography.Reduction of Risk Potential

All nurses should be concerned with preventing the transmission of microorganisms to themselves as well

as to others. One way to accomplish this goal is by asepsis. Nursing practice focuses on providing a safe and

therapeutic environment to protect clients, family members, and health care providers from acquiring infections.

Safety and Infection Control

Crying is a regressive behavior. The ego returned to an earlier, comforting, and less-mature way of behaving in the face of disappointment. Conversion involves the transformation of anxiety into a physical symptom. Introjection involves intense unconscious identification with another person. Rationalization involves the unconscious process of developing acceptable explanations to justify unacceptable ideas, actions, or feelings.Psychosocial Integrity

Naprosyn might cause upper-gastrointestinal (UGI) bleeding.Reduction of Risk Potential

A high bilirubin level is found with hepatic immaturity in newborns, from which jaundice results. The other

choices are not.Reduction of Risk Potential

A pattern of behavior known as the cycle of abuse has been described in the literature. It involves a honeymoon stage, followed by a buildup of stress, an angry outburst that might involve beating, reconciliation, and another honeymoon phase. Clients who do not receive help are at increased risk of harm, which might include homicide.

Psychosocial Integrity

To ensure proper immobilization and increase client comfort when using a rigid splint, pad the spaces

between the body part and the splint.Basic Care and Comfort

Tobacco use is a predisposing factor for cancer of the tongue; the other choices are not.Reduction of Risk

Potential

The troponin level is the first to rise in a client who has had a myocardial infarction, followed by CPK, SGOT,

and LDH.Reduction of Risk Potential