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| NCLEX-RN Practice Exams, by Linda Stanford, RN, MSN, is the first app which simulates the actual NCLEX-RN and PN examinations. 4300 questions and answers are written by nurse educators who have reviewed the most recent NCLEX examination. The NCLEX examination will include the new BLS and ACLS guidelines. This is the only app that includes the new guidelines. The subject categories are the same as on the actual NCLEX examination. The questions are formatted like the real NCLEX examination. You can take a timed practice examinations with 265 questions and 9 competency levels. Don't be fooled by other apps with 5 year old questions taken off the internet. Don't be fooled by fake reviews. NCLEX-RN Practice Exam questions, answers, and rationales are peer reviewed for quality and accuracy. Key Features: • Twitter enabled - Study with your friends via Twitter. • New questions covering the 2011 Basic Life Support and ACLS Guidelines. • New questions covering the 2012 ACOG, ANA, and AANP Nursing Best Practices Guidelines. • NCLEX competency levels and candidate performance standards • 4200 unique multiple-choice questions organized by NCLEX category • Choose the topics you want to study. • Take practice examinations with new questions each time. • Each question includes detailed rationales for correct and incorrect answers. • Review your exam results, including a breakdown by each subtopic, scores, and rationales. • No in-app purchases required. NCLEX Categories: • Basic Care and Comfort • Health Promotion and Maintenance • Management of Care • Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies • Psychosocial Integrity • Reduction of Risk Potential • Physiological Adaptation • Safety and Infection Control Sample Questions: What is the initial action for basic life support of children, according to the 2011 BLS guidelines? What is the sequence of adult basic life support for a nonresponsive adult? An adult has an acute coronary syndrome. BP of 90/50 and HR 52. What is the first drug for hypotensive bradycardia? A 60 year-old man has a heart rate of 150 bpm. What is the nursing intervention for stable tachycardia? A client has asystole. Which drug is no longer used to treat asystole or pulseless electrical activity? A client is receiving CPR. Which type of monitoring device reflects the adequacy of intubation and ventilations? A middle school student comes for a well child check. How should the nurse prevent meningococcal meningitis? A client with coronary heart disease has elevated LDL cholesterol. Which intervention is secondary prevention of coronary heart disease? A 35 year-old woman has anxiety. Which is a first-line medication for the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder? A patient is diagnosed with HIV. When should an HIV-infected client begin taking antiretroviral therapy? Which precaution should be taken when giving influenza vaccination to individuals with egg allergy? Which clients should receive influenza immunization? A child is to be given influenza vaccine. How many doses are recommended for children 6 months to 8 years of age? A client develops hepatitis C. Which is the intervention for chronic hepatitis C infection? A client is being prepped for a colon resection. What type of antiseptic scrub for skin prep has the lowest infection rate? An infant is born at 39 weeks gestation. At which age is screening for severe combined immunodeficiency performed? At what age should cervical cancer screening be started? At what age should cervical human papilloma virus screening be started? Which test is used to screen for cancer for heavy smokers who have a history of at least 30 pack-years? Which clients should be screened for abdominal aortic aneurysm? A child is brought to the office because of head lice. Which is the most effective nursing intervention for pediculosis capitis? 2012 CCS Publishing |
Thursday, September 1, 2011
NCLEX RN Practice Exams 2012 - Current Clinical Strategies Publishing
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