Experience the Quality With Free NCLEX-PN Exam Questions That Helps Candidates Pass

Regular mammograms beginning at age 40–50 (depending on guidelines) reduce mortality by early detection. Screening should not wait for symptoms or family history. This reflects Health Promotion and Maintenance—Preventive Care.

Crackles and dyspnea indicate fluid overload. The PN should slow or stop the infusion and notify the RN/provider. Coughing does not resolve overload. Documentation without action delays care. Glucose is unrelated. This reflects Physiological Integrity—Reduction of Risk Potential.

Sudden shortness of breath and anxiety in a post-op client may indicate pulmonary embolism, pneumothorax, or other acute respiratory compromise. This is life-threatening and requires immediate intervention, making Option B correct. Option A is expected and not emergent. Option C is routine. Option D is common and not urgent. This reflects Safe and Effective Care Environment—Management of Care and prioritization skills.

Confidentiality requires reminding staff to avoid discussing clients in public areas. Joining or ignoring is unsafe. Reporting to the board is excessive unless repeated violations occur. This reflects Safe and Effective Care Environment—Legal/Ethical Principles.

RACE = Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish/Evacuate. Rescuing clients is the first priority. Alarm and containment follow. This reflects Safe and Effective Care Environment—Emergency Preparedness.