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MANAGEMENT OF CARE NCLEX
MANAGEMENT OF CARE NCLEX
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CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
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MANAGEMENT OF CARE NCLEX
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The charge nurse is having difficulty making an appropriate assignment for the nursing team. Which
assessment by the supervisor will help the charge nurse making assignment for the day shift?
1. "Describe the knowledge and skill level of each member of your team."
2. "Do you know which assignment each staff member prefers?"
3. "How long has each staff member been employed on the unit?"
4. "Do you know if any staff members are working overtime today?"
"Describe the knowledge and skill level of each member of your team."
The nurse cares for clients in the child psychiatric unit. Which client should the nurse see FIRST?
1. A child with auditory hallucinations
2. A child expressing worry about leaving the parent to go to school
3. A child receiving haloperidol experiencing blurry vision and dry mouth
4. A child with a lithium level of 0.5 mEq/L
A child with auditory hallucinations
The RN received an assignment for the night shift. Which task is appropriate for the nurse to delegate to
a nursing assistive personnel with 20 years of experience?
1. Assess the breathing pattern of an asthmatic client
2. Monitor a client who is expectorating rust-colored sputum
3. Administer codeine to a postop client
4. Bathe a client prior to the scheduled 0600 surgery
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,Bathe a client prior to the scheduled 0600 surgery
Four injured firefighters are transferred to the hospital. The nurse performs triage in the emergency
department. Which client will the nurse see FIRST?
1. A firefighter diagnosed with carbon monoxide poisoning
2. A firefighter diagnosed with a superficial partial thickness burn to the hands
3. A firefighter diagnosed with anxiety and having palpitations
4. A firefighter diagnosed with lacerations to the right side of the face and ear
A firefighter diagnosed with carbon monoxide poisoning
A psychiatric nurse is presented with a group of patients in the ER. Which of the following patients
requires IMMEDIATE attention?
1. A 24-year-old male who failed medical school and says, "My pain will be over soon."
2. A 30-year-old female who is unable to talk in front of other people due to symptoms of anxiety
3. A 45-year-old male who hears voices telling him to harm others
4. A 50-year-old male who is anxious after witnessing a murder.
A 24-year-old male who failed medical school and says, "My pain will be over soon."
Which of the following change strategies is most likely to be used by nurse managers who consider
attitudes, values, and interpersonal relationships to be very important?
1. Performance appraisal
2. Evaluation of nursing schools
3. Assessment of minimum competency
4. Measurement of quality client care
Assessment of minimum competency
Children from a school bus accident are transferred to the hospital. The nurse triages in the emergency
department. Which child should the nurse see FIRST?
1. An 8-year-old with a superficial burn to the arm
2. A 7-year-old with burns on 10% of the total body surface area
3. A 6-year-old with small lacerations to the arms and legs
4. A 5-year-old reporting elbow pain
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,A 7-year-old with burns on 10% of the total body surface area
The nursing teams consists of two RNs, one LPN, and two nursing assistive personnel. The nurse
considers the assignment appropriate if the LPN is required to complete which task?
1. Obtain vital signs for the client immediately after ECT
2. Assist the client with bathing and feeding
3. Administer a tube feeding for the client with dysphagia
4. Discharge the client diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
Administer a tube feeding for the client with dysphagia
An RN reassesses the clients for the day shift. The nursing team includes one RN, two LPNs, and four
nursing assistants. The nurse determines that assignments are appropriate if which of the following
patients is assigned to a nursing assistant?
1. A patient diagnosed with Crohn's disease requiring a sterile dressing change
2. A patient diagnosed with chronic renal failure requiring intake and output
3. A patient diagnosed with full thickness burns requiring IV morphine prior to a dressing change
4. A patient diagnosed with cancer of the lung complaining of a headache
A patient diagnosed with chronic renal failure requiring intake and output
Ten clients from a motor vehicle accident are transferred to the hospital. The nurse triages in the
emergency department. Which client should the nurse see FIRST?
1. A client with ecchymosis and lacerations to the facial area
2. A client reporting shortness of breath and pressure in the chest
3. A client with a BP of 90/60 and apical pulse of 120 bpm
4. A client reporting dizziness and nervousness
A client with a BP of 90/60 and apical pulse of 120 bpm
A nurse begins employment in a hospital using the SOAP system of documentation. The nurse
understands that SOAP is an acronym for which information?
The nursing team caring for clients on the pediatric unit consists of two RNs, two LPNs, and two nursing
assistive personnel. Which client does the nurse assign to the LPN?
1. A child admitted with asthma
2. A child in a balanced suspension traction for a fractured left femur
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, 3. A child admitted for intestinal bleeding
4. A child admitted for taking a grandparent's hypertensive medication
A child in a balanced suspension traction for a fractured left femur
The nurse on the cardiac unit recognizes which as the primary goal of managed care?
1. Cost containment
2. Quality of client care
3. Ethical decision-making
4. Teaching clients self-management skills
Cost containment
The pediatric community health nurse plans visits for the day. Which client will the nurse see first?
1. A 10-year-old with a blood lead level of 9
2. An 8-year-old who is aggressive toward siblings when angry
3. A 6-year-old with elevated temperature, cough, and fine crackles
4. An infant who had a pyloromyotomy 4 weeks ago
A 6-year-old with elevated temperature, cough, and fine crackles
The RN from the pediatric unit is assigned to the psychiatric unit. Which client assignment is the most
appropriate for the reassigned nurse?
1. A psychotic client who hears the devil saying to kill self.
2. A suicidal client who had a plan to jump off the bridge today.
3. A client diagnosed with depression with a decreased appetite.
4. An adolescent who vomited every day for three months because of wanting to be thin.
A client diagnosed with depression with a decreased appetite.
The nurse manager wants to implement a three-day workweek on the nursing schedule. The nurse
manager states, "Anyone who doesn't go along with the change will not receive vacation time this year."
The staff identifies that the nurse manager is demonstrating which type of power?
1. Coercive power
2. Reward power
3. Expert power
4. Referent power
Coercive power
The nurse is seeing clients in the gastrointestinal clinic. Which client should the nurse see FIRST?
1. A 50-year-old diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome reporting cramping and loose stools
2. A 25-year-old reporting not having a bowel movement in two days
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