MANAGEMENT OF CARE NCLEX EXAM

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MANAGEMENT OF CARE NCLEX EXAM

NEWEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE

160 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED

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GRADED A+

The nurse inserts an IV into a client diagnosed with AIDS. The client moves and the used needle sticks into the nurse's forearm.Which action BEST describes OSHA's requirements for what the employer must provide in this situation?

• Free tetanus B vaccine
• Immediate medical evaluation and treatment
• Protective gowns and gloves
• Employee training every four years - ANSWER- Immediate

medical evaluation and treatment

A nurse approaches the nurse manager to ask for a raise. After some discussion about why the nurse feels a raise is warranted, the nurse manager suggests they discuss the raise further over dinner. The nurse refuses, and the nurse manager replies, "No dinner, no raise." Which action does the nurse take FIRST? 1 / 4

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• Immediately document the incident
• Immediately report the incident to the supervisor
• Immediately inform the nurse manager that the nurse does not

want to go out to dinner

• Immediately contact the nurse's family - ANSWER-

Immediately inform the nurse manager that the nurse does not want to go out to dinner

The RN has assessed clients on the psychiatric unit. Which activity is appropriate for the nurse to delegate to a nursing assistive personnel on a psychiatric unit?

• Perform 30-minute check on each client
• Obtain lithium level on a client who may be toxic
• Lead a group on anger management with eight clients
• Administer fluoxetine to a client as ordered - ANSWER-

Perform 30-minute check on each patient

The nurse informs the nurse manager that she will be taking four weeks off because she is adopting two children. The nurse manager identifies which of the following acts allows the nurse to take time off?

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• Age Discrimination Act
• Americans with Disabilities Act
• Family and Medical Leave Act
• Adoptions Leave Act - ANSWER- Family and Medical Leave

Act

The nursing team on the pediatric unit consists of one RN, one LPN, and two nursing assistive personnel. Which client does the nurse assign to the LPN?

• The child admitted with vomiting, weight loss, and abdominal

pain

• The child admitted with decreased hemoglobin and

hematocrit reporting fatigue

• The child diagnosed with a UTI who requires discharge

instructions

• The infant requiring antibiotic ointment on the circumcision

site - ANSWER- The infant requiring antibiotic ointment on the circumcision site

The student nurse discusses causes of malpractice suits with the instructor. The instructor intervenes if the student includes which occurrence as an example of malpractice?

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• Failure to warn a potential employer of an RN's incompetence
• Failure to staff a unit adequately
• Failure to ensure that nurses are practicing in a competent

manner

• Failure to document within 30 minutes after a change in client

condition - ANSWER- Failure to document within 30 minutes after a change in client condition

The nurse in the emergency department informs a client, "The physician is very busy and will see you in thirty minutes." The client demands to see the Director of Nursing. Which of the actions by the nurse is MOST appropriate?

• Report the situation to the nurse's immediate supervisor
• Contact the physician's supervisor
• Inform the client he is being unreasonable
• Contact the Director of Nursing - ANSWER- Report the

situation to the nurse's immediate supervisor

The nurse manager researches models of care delivery and decides to further explore primary nursing. The nurse manager identifies which model BEST describes primary nursing?

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