Nursing Practice II (NP2) Preboard Practice Exam

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• When should Rosalie return for her next dose of Tetanus Toxoid Immunization?
• What is SBAR communication?
• What does a non-stress test measure in relation to fetal well-being?
• Which Republic Act is known as the Generics Act of 1988?
• Where will Baby Lou be managed if classified under the color yellow?
• If a client's fundus is boggy after delivery, what medication may be administered?
• Which of the following procedures is NOT part of the quick interventions performed at birth for newborn care?
• Which of the following is a misassumption related to health problem analysis in a community?
• What does a fundus that is firm and at the level of the umbilicus indicate?
• What is one objective of informed consent?
• What are vital signs?
• Which of the following statements is true about nursing diagnoses?
• What type of medication is Niyug-niyogan classified as?
• An infant's cries for her mother after three days without a visit may indicate:
• For a patient with severe Preeclampsia, where is the most appropriate place for her to be admitted?
• What observation would most likely indicate airway occlusion in an 8-month-old with Acute Laryngotracheobronchitis?
• What is the acceptable range for an adult's resting heart rate?
• What is a primary goal of the Essential Newborn Care initiative?
• What does HIPAA stand for, and why is it important?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of anaphylactic shock?
• Given a 27-day cycle, when is the expected date of ovulation based on a last menstruation date of April 12, 2014?
• What is the proper order to don personal protective equipment (PPE)?
• How do you assess a patient's pain level?
• What does an acceleration of the fetal heart rate by 15 BPM lasting for 20 seconds indicate on a non-stress test?
• What is the basis for the assessment conducted in a nonstress test?
• What is a characteristic of Botika ng Barangay?
• What are SMART goals in nursing?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a significant component of Kangaroo Mother Care?
• What is a key nursing intervention for patients with diabetes?
• In a precipitous delivery situation, what is the best initial action for the nurse?
• When preparing to administer an injection to a school-age child in a playroom, the best action would be to:
• What statement would correctly indicate a mother's understanding of the need for small sips of water during labor?
• What is the practice in immunization that ensures all vaccines are utilized before their expiry date?
• What is the first sign of puberty in girls, as noted in a school nurse's lecture?
• How frequently should the nurse assess the fundus in the immediate postpartum period?
• What is the purpose of family planning methods according to Mr. Pablo's response?
• What does a nursing diagnosis typically include?
• What communication method should be prioritized for patients with language barriers?
• What behavior might a nurse expect to see in a new mother on the first postpartum day?
• What is the physiological basis for Placenta Previa?
• Which medication should a nurse have readily available for a client receiving intravenous Magnesium Sulfate?
• A 10-month-old child begins to cry and scream when parents leave for short periods. This behavior demonstrates:
• What is essential for effective communication with a patient who has a communication barrier?
• What is Tsaang Gubat primarily used to treat?
• During the assessment phase, what type of data should a nurse collect?
• What is the primary purpose of the diagnosis phase in the nursing process?
• In the context of health interventions, which approach targets populations most affected by health disparities?
• At what week of gestation does the embryo start to take on a more human appearance?
• Regarding prenatal care, why is it essential to monitor potential risk factors?
• Why is the planning phase critical in the nursing process?
• What is the purpose of providing immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth?
• What is an essential aspect of patient education regarding medication administration?
• What benefit does breastfeeding provide to mothers according to the nurse's response?
• What is the first step in the nursing process?
• What responsibility is NOT part of a Public Health Nurse's role in family planning according to Nurse Maja?
• What role does a nurse leader primarily play in a healthcare team?
• What is the significance of the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses?
• What is the role of a nurse in palliative care?
• What is a therapeutic communication technique commonly used in nursing?
• What is the typical recommendation for a woman experiencing significant morning sickness unrelated to dietary causes?
• What is the importance of infection control in nursing?
• Which vaccines are most sensitive to heat?
• What is the primary benefit of exclusive breastfeeding for infants during the first six months?
• When does crowning occur during labor?
• What are common signs of fluid overload?
• How is "malpractice" defined in the context of nursing?
• What is one of the components of a well-defined nursing diagnosis?
• How is the Measles vaccine administered?
• Which of the following promotes uterine contraction after delivery?
• Name one common ethical dilemma nurses might face.
• Which pediatric condition is associated with an abnormal connection between the trachea and esophagus?
• What is a significant responsibility of a nurse leader within a team?
• Which intervention is no longer recommended in practice as part of Essential Newborn Care?
• What explanation addresses why a newborn with congenital hypothyroidism does not show immediate signs?
• Which of the following best describes the term "malpractice"?
• What is the primary purpose of a nursing peer review?
• What should a nurse highlight as a major misconception regarding family planning methods?
• What is the significance of setting SMART goals in nursing?
• Which sign may indicate that a patient with severe hypertension is about to experience a seizure?
• What is the Newborn Screening Act of 2004 identified as?
• When a boy with Tetralogy of Fallot suddenly becomes cyanotic, what is the recommended action?
• What understanding must a nurse have when discussing congenital conditions with parents?
• Which approach is defined as the study of factors in the physical environment affecting well-being?
• Which symptom is most often associated with Acute Glomerulonephritis?
• What concern should the nurse have if a mother states her child has tight pants after being diagnosed with Wilm's Tumor?
• Why is hand hygiene considered vital in healthcare settings?
• What does the acronym ABC stand for in nursing practice?
• What is the significance of lochia rubra during the first few days postpartum?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of infection in a wound?
• What approach is suggested for improving community health outcomes in the context of the provided situation?
• To help a hospitalized physically challenged adolescent develop a sense of identity, the nurse should:
• Which of the following is an example of a nursing diagnosis?
• Why is patient advocacy important in nursing?
• What is the most effective and safest pushing technique to instruct a laboring woman?
• What is the priority nursing intervention for a client with hypertonic uterine dysfunction?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a danger sign in the Integrated Case Management process?
• What is the role of planning in the nursing process?
• What does pharmacokinetics study?
• What is informed consent?
• What is the primary role of a charge nurse?
• What is the role of reflective practice in nursing?
• What is a significant benefit of Elderly Care programs discussed by Nurse Sebastian?
• What does the Essential Newborn Care protocol aim to improve?
• What is the critical time frame during which the risk of teratogen exposure is the highest for fetal development?
• What is the average gestational age when the anatomy of the fetus begins to resemble that of a newborn?
• In family planning seminars, what should a nurse emphasize about contraceptives and future fertility?
• Which food production strategy is prioritized in a poor Barangay according to the community's needs?
• Which nursing model emphasizes a holistic approach to care?
• Ulasimang Bato or Pansit-pansitan is used to lower which of the following levels?
• Which instruction should a nurse give a patient diagnosed with Placenta Previa before discharge?
• Which concept best describes how health is influenced in a community?
• Which family planning method involves identifying fertile and infertile days through observations of cervical mucus and basal body temperature?
• What is a key characteristic of the assessment phase in nursing practice?
• What does cultural competence in nursing refer to?
• What is described as a drug outlet managed by a community organization or local government unit with a licensed operator?
• What should the nurse do first after the placenta has been delivered?
• Which toy would provide the best therapeutic play for a child who needs daily medicine injections?
• What is the most appropriate method to measure height and weight of a 13-month-old child?
• Which law mandates a 20% discount for the elderly in all public establishments?
• The best way for an infant's father to help his child complete the developmental task of the first year is to:
• What is the purpose of a nursing care plan?
• Name a critical thinking strategy used in nursing practice.
• What behavior is indicative of active listening?
• In the context of nursing, why is active listening important?
• Which condition is characterized by dyspnea, cough, weight gain, weakness, and edema?
• What aspect does the ANA Code of Ethics emphasize for nurses?
• What is the term for the biological process involved in restoring tissue integrity?
• If complications from disease are identified, which level of health intervention does this represent?
• If the fundic height is at the level of the umbilicus, what is the most probable age of gestation in weeks?
• What distinguishes subjective data from objective data?
• What is the expected delivery date for a pregnant woman whose menstruation period was from April 10 to April 13?
• What is indicated by lochia serosa being present 4 fingerbreadths below the umbilicus in a postpartum client?
• What is the primary purpose of the Newborn Screening program?
• Which of the following is a sign of anaphylactic shock?
• What vital sign change might indicate hypovolemic shock?
• Which herbal plant is known for its nutritional benefits and is prioritized for planting in the Barangay?
• What statement about her one-year-old son indicates the mother needs immediate referral?
• What recent illness should a nurse inquire about in a child admitted with Acute Rheumatic fever?
• What is the main goal of a Myringotomy with placement of Tympanostomy tube?
• In the Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI), which condition typically does not require urgent referral to a hospital?
• What is a key strategy adopted by the Department of Health to achieve its mission regarding community health?
• What is Nurse Bing's response about contraceptives and sexual desire?
• Which Child Health Program is NOT included in the Department of Health’s offerings?
• What is a key outcome of effective post-operative assessment?
• After administering DPT1, which of the following is an expected side effect?
• What does the term "scope of practice" refer to in nursing?
• Which test is recommended for confirming a diagnosis of Syphilis in a pregnant client?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the newborn screening diseases?
• Which finding on a fetal heart monitor strip would indicate a negative contraction stress test?
• What is a critical nursing intervention to prevent postpartum hemorrhage after delivery?
• When a preschooler sees a liquid medicine being poured into different shaped glasses, he will likely reason that:
• Why is it essential for mothers to adhere strictly to exclusive breastfeeding during the first six months?
• When is RhoGAM administered to a pregnant woman who is Rh negative?
• How can a nurse help manage a patient’s anxiety?
• Why is it critical to identify complications early in post-operative patients?
• What is one benefit of breastfeeding for infants?
• When should Rho (D) immunoglobulin (RhIg) be administered to a Rh negative pregnant woman?
• What does the term "delegation" mean in nursing practice?
• For a neonate suspected of having a tracheoesophageal fistula, what is the priority nursing care until diagnosis is confirmed?
• If a couple stops using contraceptive methods, what is the expected outcome according to Nurse Bing?
• What is the priority nursing intervention for a patient experiencing chest pain?
• Which outcome best illustrates the impact of Primary Health Care on National Health Development as noted by Nurse Clarita?
• What is the nurse's role in health promotion?
• What is the main purpose of the nursing process?
• How does Essential Newborn Care intend to address neonatal morbidity and mortality?
• Which communication method is aimed at improving team collaboration in patient care?
• After a cleft palate repair, in which position should the child be placed immediately?
• In which phase of the nursing process would you prioritize nursing interventions?
• What initiative is implemented by the Department of Health to achieve the goals of Essential Newborn Care?
• What is a common complication of immobility in patients?
• What is the primary goal of post-operative assessment?
• What issue may arise for an infant if a pregnant mother is Rh negative and her blood type is A?
• In a case of severe Hyperemesis Gravidarum, what laboratory finding would the nurse likely expect?
• Which of the following responses best addresses concerns about contraceptives affecting sexual relationships?
• What is the overall aim of conducting family planning seminars in barangays?
• What are some key elements of effective patient education?
• What is the primary purpose of charting in nursing?
• Which of the following is crucial to maintaining HIPAA compliance?
• Which of the following is NOT a known effect of teratogens during pregnancy?
• The Glasgow Coma Scale is used primarily to assess what?
• In an intensive care unit, to avoid disrupting the child-parent time, the nurse should:
• What is one of the risks associated with amniocentesis?
• For what purpose is an episiotomy usually performed during delivery?
• Why is evaluation an essential component of the nursing process?
• Which of the following indicates respiratory distress?
• What does exclusive breastfeeding entail according to Nurse Maja?
• What is implementation in the context of nursing practice?
• What is the difference between evidence-based practice and traditional practice?
• Define Standard Precautions.
• A 3-year-old sticks a doll in the eye with a syringe during therapeutic play. The best response from the nurse would be: