NOCTI Nursing Practice Test

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• When should active listening be used?
• Which right concerns informed consent?
• Which approach helps reduce barriers by using plain language?
• Which of the following is an example of standardized handoff communications used to improve patient safety?
• To find information about components of bleach within any workplace an employee should what?
• Which scenario best represents objective data in nursing assessment?
• During illness, what is a common reason for hyperglycemia in diabetes?
• Which item is NOT listed as PPE in the PPE set?
• Dementia is best described as which of the following?
• When using computers in a healthcare setting, which practice is appropriate?
• Maslow's Hierarchy places which need as most basic?
• When a client does not speak English, which action is appropriate?
• What is the overall purpose of the Patient's Bill of Rights?
• A healthcare employee can protect clients' rights by which action?
• Which of the following is not a typical part of a code blue response?
• Allowing family presence during end-of-life care is intended to support what?
• What is the correct order of steps in the FIRE safety acronym RACE?
• When should an incident report be filed?
• Which action demonstrates active listening during a conversation?
• Which statement best reflects avoiding a culture blind spot in care?
• For a patient with diabetes, why is monitoring blood glucose crucial during illness?
• The study of the conduct that governs the behavior of a person or profession is called?
• Which non-pharmacological measure can help reduce a patient's pain perception?
• Which statement best reflects HIPAA disclosures?
• The profits from a non-profit organization are:
• Which of the following demonstrates effective teamwork?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding professional boundaries?
• Which stage is the first stage of grief?
• Culture is described as?
• The health care worker displays proper attendance and punctuality by?
• All healthcare workers must have strong communication skills including the ability to ?
• Which family structure is considered the most traditional?
• When using web-based resources what should you do?
• Which stage is described as lasting forever, with withdrawal from life and fog of sadness?
• Which statement about oxygen safety is correct?
• The healthcare employee has the legal obligation to immediately report suspected abuse of a patient to the:
• In the grief stages, which stage is described as making the world feel meaningless and overwhelming?
• Which right entitles a patient to be advised of the facility's purposes to engage in or perform research related to their care or treatment?
• Which PPE item is used to protect the eyes from splashes?
• A patient's right to refuse treatment is based on?
• Which item lists the six rights of medication administration?
• Which stage involves attempting to change reality of loss and bargaining?
• What is the proper method to remove disposable gloves to prevent contamination?
• When caring for a patient with MRSA in contact precautions, what PPE is required?
• When applying a sterile dressing, what is the correct method to avoid contamination?
• Which statement accurately describes non-verbal communication?
• A family structure consisting of a couple and their children from previous marriages is?
• When prioritizing nursing tasks, which framework helps determine which actions address basic human needs first?
• Holistic health care is best described as care that addresses which aspects?
• Which of the following is an example of a government program?
• A married couple and their children from previous marriages describes which family type?
• If you need to call into work, who should you contact?
• Which statement about privacy is true?
• What is the most effective sequence for performing hand hygiene before patient contact?
• What does the prefix hypo- mean?
• When assisting a client into a chair, the nursing assistant noticed the clients grimace and guarding of the left arm. This is an example of ?
• The patients chart is?
• When communicating a change in a patient's status to the nurse, which method provides the most concise and complete transfer of information?
• Which statement best describes a key feature of closed sterile technique during catheter care?
• To minimize injury when lifting heavy objects, which technique should you use?
• Management and Leadership can 'empower' a team for effective results by?
• Which signs suggest fluid overload in a patient receiving IV fluids?
• Which act protects healthcare workers who assist an infant at the scene of an emergency?
• What is the CNA's primary role in medication administration?
• The best reason for healthcare employees to provide quality customer service is to ?
• Which statement best describes the nonmaleficence meaning?
• Why is cultural competence important in nursing care?
• What does beneficence mean?
• What precaution is most important to prevent infection in patients receiving vaccines?
• Which right concerns the explanation of care?
• What is the maximum safe oxygen flow rate for a simple face mask for an adult?
• Geriatrics refers to what?
• In working with a patient of a culture other than your own, and they offer you a gift as a thank you for your care. Which of the following will help guide your decision?
• The right to know at all times the identity, professional status, and professional credentials of health care personnel describes which right?
• What is the primary purpose of an incident report?
• What is the first step in basic life support for an unresponsive adult with suspected cardiac arrest?
• What is the standard of care in nursing practice?
• Safety needs are defined as?
• Which statement about OBRA is true?
• What does a rising white blood cell count typically indicate?
• In end-of-life care, nutrition should be provided according to whose wishes?
• If a medication administration error is observed, what is the most appropriate action?
• Which step should be completed before leaving the room when caring for a patient on contact precautions?
• The principle that allows a patient to refuse treatment is known as which term?
• What is appropriate to maintain patient comfort during end-of-life care?
• The statement 'All elderly patients have arthritis' demonstrates which of the following?
• Standard Precautions are practices used to achieve what goal in healthcare settings?
• If a client falls to the floor, what is the recommended procedure?
• What is the primary reason for maintaining closed sterile technique during urinary catheter care?
• Which of the following is a physiological need?
• Which statement describes the meaning of justice?
• How should you communicate with a Deaf patient to best convey information?
• What dietary component is essential for wound healing and should be ensured in a hospitalized patient?
• If a sterile field becomes contaminated, what is the appropriate action?
• What is self-actualization?
• A healthcare employee states 'all old people have joint pain' this comment is best described as?
• The right within the law and military regulations, to privacy and confidentiality concerning medical care describes which right?
• When does the patient need to come back if the physician writes 'Return to office PRN'?
• Which practice is most effective in preventing the spread of infection?
• Which term describes a family unit with only one parent?
• When is an N95 respirator required?
• What does STAT mean in a medication order?
• The right to considerate and respectful care describes which right?
• When answering a telephone in a healthcare facility the healthcare employee should?
• How should a nurse respond to a patient requesting help with personal care in a public area?
• Which of the following should be the basis of ethical decision-making in healthcare?
• Airborne isolation precautions require the use of which PPE item?
• The Patient's Bill of Rights includes a provision specific to participation in what type of activities?
• Which statement about extended families is true?
• What is the purpose of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
• Which right states that a patient should be advised of the facility's purposes to engage in or perform research related to their care or treatment?
• Which nutrient is most critical for wound healing?
• Which right ensures a patient is informed about research related to their care or treatment?
• The Patient's Bill of Rights includes considerations specific to care for children.
• Which item addresses patient safety and environment within the Patient's Bill of Rights?
• Dementia?
• Which statement best defines nuclear family?
• Which statement best describes objective data?
• Belonging and Love needs are best described as?
• Which stage is described as the healing process and involves feeling your anger?
• In the FIRE safety acronym RACE, what does the letter A stand for?
• If a family member asks for the patient's information and the patient has not authorized disclosure, what should you do?
• According to the material, individuals aged 70-75 are described as what?
• Which action best improves active listening?
• What action should a healthcare employee use when managing conflict?
• What is the recommended action when interacting with a client who does not speak English?
• The term NPO means the patient should have?
• Pediatric patients will be provided the same rights to medical care, respectful treatment, confidentiality and a safe environment and privacy. This describes which principle?
• Describe the correct technique for transferring a patient from bed to wheelchair using a gait belt.
• What do Esteem needs refer to?
• How does an incident report differ from the medical record?
• Which right requires being informed of rules and regulations that relate to patients or visitor conduct?
• An example of respecting a patient's culture is ?
• Which gesture best shows you are listening?
• In a team meeting, which action demonstrates effective teamwork?
• What term describes an individual who is 70-75 years old?
• Which statement best describes the meaning of PRN in medical orders?
• Which finding would be least reliable as a hydration indicator in pediatric patients?
• Which is a barrier for effective communication with patients?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a code of ethics in healthcare?
• To provide direct patient care a healthcare employee needs a?
• In the SBAR communication framework, which component conveys the suggested course of action?
• What type of isolation is required for a patient with a suspected tuberculosis infection?
• Which relatives are included in an extended family?
• Belonging and Love needs are best described as?
• A patient requests a menu item aligned with religious dietary beliefs and the hospital menu lacks it. Which action should you take?
• Which right guarantees care and treatment in a safe environment?
• What is the ethical and legal requirement regarding the use of physical restraints?
• Culture is a term used to ?
• What is the primary purpose of standardized handoff communications in nursing?
• What is the recommended fingernail length for health?
• Which intervention most effectively reduces fall risk for hospitalized older adults?
• In healthcare settings, conflicts may lead to which outcome?
• Which statement about electronic health records is true?
• Which stage of grief is described as lasting forever and involves withdrawal from life?
• In active listening, what is the process called when you restate what you heard to ensure accuracy?
• Collaboration shows
• Which option correctly reflects a strategy for communicating with hard-of-hearing patients?
• Which aspect is included in holistic health care?
• A patient whose religion forbids pork is served ham for lunch. What is the most appropriate action?
• What is the Patient's Bill of Rights?
• Which method is appropriate when communicating with a Deaf patient?
• Which strategy enhances health literacy when teaching patients?
• What is the main goal of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)?
• Which program is health insurance provided by the government for eligible individuals?
• A pulse oximeter reading of 88% on room air indicates what?
• What does fidelity mean?
• Who performs active range of motion exercises?
• Under Kentucky child labor law, how many hours may a 17-year-old work on a non-school day?
• In pediatric patients, what is the most reliable indicator of adequate hydration?
• In a fire safety drill, what does RACE stand for?
• What is the most important factor in preventing the spread of infection?
• What is the primary goal of restorative nursing interventions?
• A patient develops confusion and seizures with hyponatremia; which intervention is most important?
• Which option best illustrates informed consent in practice?
• Which Maslow need is defined as security and safety?
• To maintain professional hygiene and appearance the health care worker would ?
• Which statement best reflects empowerment of a healthcare team by management?
• The patient is hard of hearing. Which method of communication best assist the patient?
• In the Patient's Bill of Rights, The Right to Medical Care corresponds to which right?
• Which pain assessment tool is most appropriate for a nonverbal elderly patient?
• Which item is an example of PPE that protects the respiratory system?
• Which organization is responsible for setting the standards for workplace safety and health?
• A patient chart in healthcare is best described as which type of document?
• Which items are considered PPE (personal protective equipment)?
• When you must miss a shift, who should you inform first?
• Which intervention promotes independence for patients with limited mobility?
• Which statement about patient access to health records is true?
• What does autonomy mean in healthcare ethics?
• Which item is NOT one of the six rights of medication administration?
• Which right ensures a patient receives explanations about their diagnosis?
• Restorative nursing focuses on what primary goal?
• Electronic health records must?
• What step is essential when providing perineal care to prevent infection?
• Which sign is commonly associated with catheter-associated urinary tract infection in a patient with a catheter?
• Exhibiting self-direction in the workplace shows?
• Under Kentucky child labor law, how many hours may a 16-year-old work on a school day?
• Active listening skills include what?
• Which factors are most likely to contribute to ethical differences among healthcare employees?
• Which statement about a non-profit's profits is true?
• Which right ensures individuals are advised in non-clinical terms to make informed decisions?
• If a healthcare worker makes an error or mistake during a patient procedure the worker should?
• With catheter-associated urinary tract infection in older adults, which additional symptom may be present?
• Which route of medication administration provides the fastest onset of action?
• The suffix -itis indicates what?
• Which law provides a set of national minimal standards of care and rights for people living in nursing facilities?
• Which item is NOT typically considered PPE?
• When caring for a client who does not speak English. The healthcare employee must?
• A nurse notes a blood pressure of 88/52 mmHg, a pulse of 110 bpm, and cool, clammy skin. What is the most likely interpretation?
• What is culture blind spot syndrome ?
• Which act protects patient confidentiality and governs disclosure of patient information?
• Which communication strategy improves patient safety during handoffs?
• What is the correct action when a code blue is announced in a hospital setting?
• Which of the following best describes the ethical principle of Justice?
• What should the employee do first when he or she has multiple jobs to complete?
• Which type of service offers palliative care and support to dying individuals and their family?
• Which organ is primarily responsible for filtering blood and producing urine?
• Belonging and Love needs refer to which?
• What is the primary purpose of hourly rounding in fall prevention?
• Which dietary component supports wound healing by providing amino acids for tissue repair?