QuizeeyNCLEX-RN
Prepare with 30 original English practice questions and explanations in the 2026-10 set. 2026 RN test-plan subject areas: safe care, health promotion, psychosocial care, basic care, medications, risk reduction, physiological adaptation, and clinical judgment. Single-best-answer study questions; not an adaptive test or a simulation of all NGN item formats. Independent study material, not an official examination.
Set · 2026-10
An RN receives reports on four clients. Which client requires immediate assessment?
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Original, independent study material. This is not an official exam paper.
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An RN receives reports on four clients. Which client requires immediate assessment?
Which activity is most appropriate to delegate to trained assistive personnel for a stable client, when permitted by local law and policy?
During a handoff, which information best fits the 'Recommendation' component of SBAR?
A client scheduled for surgery says, 'I signed the consent, but I do not understand what the surgeon plans to do.' What should the nurse do?
Before giving a newly prescribed antibiotic, the nurse learns that the client previously developed throat swelling after that medication. What is the safest action?
A nurse's hands are visibly soiled after care. Which hand-hygiene method is appropriate?
A client with suspected infectious pulmonary tuberculosis is admitted. Which arrangement is appropriate?
A sterile instrument falls below the level of a prepared sterile field. What should the nurse do?
A confused client repeatedly tries to get out of bed without assistance. Which initial approach best reduces fall risk?
Which teaching should the nurse give a parent about sleep for a healthy infant?
A pregnant client reports a persistent severe headache and new blurred vision. What should the nurse advise?
A parent reports that a toddler with diarrhea is drinking little and producing much less urine. Which finding would increase concern for dehydration?
A client says, 'Since my diagnosis I feel overwhelmed, and nobody understands.' Which response is therapeutic?
A client hears voices that others do not hear and appears frightened. Which response is most appropriate?
A client is experiencing acute anxiety, pacing, and rapid breathing. What is the nurse's best initial approach when no immediate medical emergency has been identified?
A recently bereaved client begins to cry during a conversation. Which response best supports therapeutic communication?
A client with limited mobility is at risk for a pressure injury. Which plan is most appropriate?
A client with known dysphagia has an ordered swallowing plan. Which action best supports safer meals?
A postoperative client has an order for early ambulation and no contraindication. Which nursing action supports prevention of venous thromboembolism?
A conscious adult with diabetes is sweaty and shaky. Their glucose is 58 mg/dL, and they can swallow safely. Which response fits a standard hypoglycemia protocol?