In any long term units or hospitals, Registered Nurse holds the majority numbers and is most important member of any medical team. They hold the seniority position over LPN and nursing aides, and mostly perform the responsibility of task distributions in the hospitals.

The basic responsibility of RN is to offer nursing assistance to ailing or injured patients through multiple medical facilities, such as ambulatory care, operating room, intensive care unit, health care clinics, physician’s office or some specialized practices. RN has very bright career prospects due to acute shortage and need of qualified nurses and their specialization in medical nursing field.

If you are planning to appear for the Registered Nurse Exam (NCLEX), then following test practice question may help you in understanding the types of questions, you might face during the exam:

NCLEX Practice Questions

You are recording history of 16 year old girl having (BMI). The girl informs, chronic constipation, difficulty in eating and vomiting tendency. What would be your assumption?

• Systemic sclerosis
• Bulimia
• Anorexia nervosa
• Multiple sclerosis

A 29 year old girl has been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. Recently she also realized that she is pregnant. Out of below given immunoglobulin, which will offer protection to the fetus in the womb?

• IgE
• IgA
• IgD
• IgG

A 45 year old male suffering from insulin-dependent diabetic for 7 years and now complains inability to urinate. Which of the following come under your suspicion?

• Autonomic neuropathy
• Diabetic nephropathy
• Atherosclerosis
• Somatic neuropathy

For ____ mothers that have a ____ child. Rho gam is mostly used as treatment.

• RH negative, RH negative
• RH positive, RH negative
• RH positive, RH positive
• RH negative, RH positive

A resident has consumed aspirin overdose? Which of the following you should closely monitor for during acute nursing of this patient?

• Parkinson’s disease type symptoms
• Metabolic alkalosis
• Onset of pulmonary edema
• Respiratory alkalosis

Question about (PKU) is being asked by the new mother. Which statement told by the nurse is not correct regarding PKU?

• PKU effects are reversible
• Phenylpyruvic acid has high content in urine.
• Necessary lab value can be checked by a Guthrie Test
• With PKU, mental deficits are often present

What would be your responsibility for a 50 year old deaf and blind resident admitted in your ward?

• Inform others regarding the problem of the resident
• Make resident wise on the social environment
• Manage secure environment for the resident
• Interact with the supervisors, with your worry about the problem of the patient.

You are nursing a child with congenital heart defect. Which clinical sign shows his heart ailment?

• Weight Increase
• Sluggish Pulse Rate
• WBC lab values irregularity
• Systolic pressure decrease

If you have to recommend higher intake of folic acid, which food would you recommend?

• Leafy Green Vegetables and red meat
• Liver and yellow vegetable
• Milk
• Beat root

The passing of National Licensing Exam (NCLEX-RN), a RN has huge career opportunities with lucrative salaries. They have very easy employment in hospitals, long term care units and health care centers. There are also other career opportunities for a Registered Nurse, other than working in the hospitals. The can work as nurse practitioners, nurse anesthetists, clinical nurse specialist, independent consultant and research nurses. RN is even employed by attorneys, physicians, insurance companies, school districts, private industry and so on.