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2026 NURS PREDICTOR EXAM TEST
200 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS SUCCESS
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Case Information: Mr. Lamay- 62 YRS old, is hospitalized with
emphysema. He is receiving continuous oxygen therapy by nasal cannula.
Question: Mr. Lamay has just finished his bath when he presents with
dyspnea. He sits down, leaning forward slightly. What should the practical
nurse do?
a)
Increase Mr.Lamay’s oxygen flow.
b)
Check the oxygen Saturation level
c)
Ask Mr. Lamay to take deep breaths
d)
Encourage diaphragmatic breathing
SOLUTION:: B
Question: The next day, the practical nurse teaches Mr. Lamay how
to perform breathing exercises for his emphysema. Which behavior
demonstrates that Mr. Lamay has understood the teaching.
a)
Mr. Lamay observes his abdominal muscles when inhaling and exhaling
b)
Mr. Lamay counts his respirations while inhaling and exhaling silently
c)
While supine, Mr. Lamay inhales deeply and says the letter “O”
on exhalation
d)
While sitting, Mr. Lamay inhales deeply and exhales slowly with
pursed Lips
SOLUTION:: D
Question: Which observation would indicate to the practical nurse
the possibility of a respiratory tract infection?
a)
Dyspnea and more frequent use of bronchodilators
b)
Increasingly labored respirations with exhalation
c)
Reduced breath sounds and presence of tachypnea
d)
A productive cough with purulent secretions
SOLUTION:: D
Question: Mrs. Lamay asks for information on emphysema. Which piece
of information about emphysema is the most important to give Mr.
Lamay?
a)
Inform her that Mr. Lamay will have to limit his physical exertion
b)
Encourage her to consult their physician for emphysema screening tests
c)
Explain to her that Mr. Lamay will recover once the drug therapy begins
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  • Case Information: Mr. Lamay- 62 YRS old, is hospitalized with emphysema. He is receiving continuous oxygen therapy by nasal cannula. Question: Mr. Lamay has just finished his bath when he presents with dyspnea. He sits down, leaning forward slightly. What should the practical nurse do? a) Increase Mr.Lamay’s oxygen flow. b) Check the oxygen Saturation level c) Ask Mr. Lamay to take deep breaths d) Encourage diaphragmatic breathing SOLUTION:: B
  • Question: The next day, the practical nurse teaches Mr. Lamay how to perform breathing exercises for his emphysema. Which behavior demonstrates that Mr. Lamay has understood the teaching. a) Mr. Lamay observes his abdominal muscles when inhaling and exhaling b) Mr. Lamay counts his respirations while inhaling and exhaling silently c) While supine, Mr. Lamay inhales deeply and says the letter “O” on exhalation d) While sitting, Mr. Lamay inhales deeply and exhales slowly with pursed Lips SOLUTION:: D
  • Question: Which observation would indicate to the practical nurse the possibility of a respiratory tract infection? a) Dyspnea and more frequent use of bronchodilators b) Increasingly labored respirations with exhalation c) Reduced breath sounds and presence of tachypnea d) A productive cough with purulent secretions SOLUTION:: D
  • Question: Mrs. Lamay asks for information on emphysema. Which piece of information about emphysema is the most important to give Mr. Lamay? a) Inform her that Mr. Lamay will have to limit his physical exertion b) Encourage her to consult their physician for emphysema screening tests c) Explain to her that Mr. Lamay will recover once the drug therapy begins

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d) Let her know that his lung tissue might regenerate if he were to stop smoking SOLUTION:: A

  • Question: Mrs. Lamay is Aboriginal. She informs the practical nurse that she and her husband have asked an Aboriginal healer to visit Mr. Lamay. What should the practical nurse do? a) Inform them it is preferable that only one style of therapy be used at a time b) Suggest a meeting between the attending physician and the healer c) Discuss with the health-care team how to accommodate the visit d) Read about traditional Aboriginal beliefs SOLUTION:: C
  • Case Information: Mr. Johanson, 68 YRS old, has pneumonia and is orthopneic. Question: The practical nurse is asked to collect a sputum specimen form Mr. Johanson. What is the most appropriate collection time? a) After providing mouth care b) Immediately following morning care c) At bedtime d) Before breakfast SOLUTION:: D
  • Question: The practical nurse is asked to monitor Mr. Johanson’s urinary output. What amount of urine output per hour should the practical nurse report immediately? a) 15ml b) 45ml c) 60ml d) 70ml SOLUTION:: A
  • Question: The physician has ordered Mr. Johanson to ambulate to the bathroom. Which finding would indicate to the practical nurse that Mr. Johanson is not tolerating the increase in activity?
  1. a) He becomes flushed

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c) He becomes agitated d) His respiratory rate decreases SOLUTION:: C

  • Question: Mr. Johanson tells the practical nurse, “ No one took the time to answer my call light last night.” Which response by the practical nurse would be most appropriate? a) We were really short-staffed last night. I’m sorry you felt alone. b) It sounds like you had a particularly difficult night last night c) Were you aware that the client in the next room was very sick last night d) I’m sorry. I know how it feels when no-one takes the time to respond SOLUTION:: B
  • Case Information: Mr. Robertson, 30 YRS old, was diagnosed 5 YRS ago with rapidly progressing multiple sclerosis. He has been married for 8 YRS and has two children 7 and 5. He has recently been admitted to a long- term care facility because his wife can no longer care for him at home. Question: What behavior would indicate to the practical nurse that the disease has progressed beyond its early stages? a) Choking on solid food b) Ataxic gait c) Report tingling in extremities d) Having periodic tremors in extremities SOLUTION:: A
  • Question: What procedure should the practical nurse implement when using a mechanical sling lift to move Mr. Robertson from his bed to a wheelchair? a) Instruct him to hold onto the swivel bar during transfer b) Position the wheelchair perpendicular to the lift c) Place the bed in the lowest position d) Ask a co-worker to assist in the transfer SOLUTION:: D
  • Question: Mr. Robertson’s two sons visit frequently. Which response

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should the practical nurse give when the 7 year old son asks what is wrong with his dad? a) Your dad has a disease called multiple sclerosis, which is a disease of the nervous system

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b) A bed bath should be performed to maintain the gastrostomy tube patency c) A tepid sponge bath would decrease his temperature d) A bed bath should be performed to maintain medical asepsis SOLUTION:: A

  • Question: Sean’s gastrostomy tube site is leaking gastric contents. What should the practical nurse do to prevent irritation of the skin at the tube site. a) Apply minimal traction to the tube to prevent leakage b) Maintain a central position of the tube in the opening c) Protect the surrounding skin form drainage d) Cleanse the skin surrounding the tube daily SOLUTION:: C
  • Question: Sean’s mother is unable to visit for long periods and Sean cries when she is not there. What should the practical nurse do to best communicate care and concern to Sean? a) Provide Sean with a cuddly teddy bear b) Distract Sean with a colorful mobile c) Stroke Sean’s head and upper back d) Ask a volunteer to sit with Sean SOLUTION:: C
  • Question: Sean is having fewer stools per day, and his hydration status is improving. Which documentation by the practical nurse would best indicate Sean’s progress? a) Two formed yellow stools, mucous membranes moist b) Less frequent stools, turgor improved over yesterday c) Stools small and partially formed, mucous membranes intact d) Three less stools today, skin returns immediately after pinching SOLUTION:: A
  • Case Information: Mr. Whitney, 53 YRS old, is admitted to a surgical unit following an open reduction of a fractured right tibia resulting from a motor vehicle collision. Question: Mr. Whitney is 1 day post operative and has a right leg cast. What

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priority postoperative assessments should the practical nurse perform?

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a) Give Mr. Whitney written instructions on how to use crutches and allow time for him to practice crutch- walking prior to discharge b) Provide a video demonstrating the correct technique and suggest he avoid using the stairs for a few days c) Reinforce use of crutches, provide written instructions and have Mr. Whitney demonstrate techniques prior to discharge d) Arrange for a physiotherapist to visit Mr. Whitney at home to provide crutch-walking instructions in the home environment SOLUTION:: C

  • Case Information: Mr. Little, 19 YRS old, confides in the practical nurse that he is experiencing pain and itching in the genital area. His tests confirm a diagnosis of herpes simplex virus type 2. Question: Which action is most important for the practical nurse to follow when assessing Mr. Little’s genital area? a) Wear disposable gloves b) Wear a mask if genital sores are open c) Wear a clean gown d) Wear sterile latex gloves SOLUTION:: A
  • Question: Which question would be most appropriate for the practical nurse to ask Mr. Little initially during data collection a) Were you upset when you found out about your diagnosis b) Did you know that herpes is transmitted sexually? c) How have you prevented transmission since your diagnosis d) What do you understand regarding your diagnosis SOLUTION:: D
  • Question: Which action would be most appropriate for the practical nurse to take in order to encourage Mr. Little to discuss his feelings? a) Stay with Mr. Little until he is willing to share his feelings b) Explain that it is normal to feel embarrassed c) Be accepting of Mr. Little’s reaction to his diagnosis d) Encourage Mr. Little to discuss his sexual relationships SOLUTION:: C
  • Question: What is the primary reason for the practical nurse to

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practice medical asepsis when caring for Mr. Little

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a) Wash hands carefully before Mrs. Sommers care

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b) Encourage Mrs. Sommers to change her undergarments twice daily c) Instruct Mrs. Sommers to change her bed linen once daily d) Use sterile gloves when providing Mrs. Sommers care SOLUTION:: A

  • Question: Mrs. Sommers remains quietly in her chair and is refusing to attend her community social activities. She looks into her hand mirror frequently. Which approach by the practical nurse will best assist Mrs. Sommers to interact socially? a) Tell Mrs. Sommers that there is nothing wrong with her appearance b) Advise Mrs. Sommers how important it is to maintain her social activities c) Gain the support of Mrs. Sommers family d) Encourage Mrs. Sommers to verbalize her feelings SOLUTION:: D
  • Question: How should the practical nurse proceed when administering ear drops to an adult? a) Cleanse the internal auditory canal b) Pull the pinna downward and back c) Ask the client to lie down for 15 min d) Pull the pinna upward and back SOLUTION:: D
  • Question: Mrs. Goshe, 71 YRS old, has been ordered a Mantoux test. How would the practical nurse best determine who is permitted to administer this test? a) Check with the professional association b) Check the institutional policies and procedure c) Check the provincial standards of practice d) Check with a colleague SOLUTION:: B
  • Question: Mrs. Fraser, 84 YRS old recently moved into the care facility after hip surgery. She is afraid of falling and frequently refuses to stand. What should the practical nurse do? a) Encourage Mrs. Fraser to walk independently with a walker

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d) Help her to wlak each day, gradually increasing the distance SOLUTION:: D

  • Question: Mrs. Porter has been on bedrest for 2 days. The practical nurse observes an area on her coccyx that is reddened but intact. Which is the best intervention to include in the plan of care? a) Cover the site with a protective dressing b) Reposition every 2 hours c) Apply a sheepskin to the bed d) Massage around the sit briskly SOLUTION:: B
  • Question: While 73 year old Mr. Brown is being admitted to his room in the nursing home, he notices his roommate is being rushed to the hospital. Mr. Brown asks about the health of his new roommate. How should the practical nurse reply? a) You can ask your new roommate about his ondition when he returns b) I can appreciate your concern but I need to complete your admission c) I can see you’re worried but I can’t share any client information without permission d) Your roommate has been ill for a long time and had to be admitted to the hospital. SOLUTION:: C
  • Question: Mrs. Robinson has anemia and requires a blood transfusion. Fifteen minutes after the start of the transfusion, Mrs. Robinson reports that she has a headache, feels anxious and is cold. What should the practical nurse do first? a) Check Mrs. Robinson’s vital signs b) Verify that the correct blood is transfusing c) Notify the nurse in charge d) Offer Mrs. Robinson an analgesic SOLUTION:: A
  • Question: Mrs. Harris, 72 YRS old is receiving an intramuscular injection. Upon aspiration, blood appears in the syringe. What should the practical nurse do next? a) Discard and draw up the medication into a new syringe

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b) Withdraw the needle, remove the blood and inject into another site

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c) You need your hair shampooed. I’ll do it for you tomorrow. d) Would you like to call your daughter tonight so you won’t be as lonely? SOLUTION:: B

  • Question: Mrs. Begg an independent 88 year old client has congestive heart failure and hypotension and is orered to receive an IV infusion of 0.9% NaCl at 100ml/hr for 4 hours. What is the most significant therapeutic outcome of the IV infusion? a) Improved skin turgor b) Improved capillary refill c) Increased urine output d) Increased blood pressure SOLUTION:: D
  • Question: Mr. Jonas, 68 YRS old is diagnosed with congestive heart failure and is being discharged home with oxygen. However, his wife requests that he be placed in a long term care setting because she will never be able to care for him at home. How should the practical nurse respond? a) Arrange a conference with the client, his wife and the health care team to discuss discharge b) Encourage his wife to discuss why she does not want to take her husband home c) Advise the client and his wife that this chronic condition is managed well in the home setting d) Refer the client to a respiratory therapist to learn ways to manage his own home oxygen SOLUTION:: A
  • Question: Which observation should the practical nurse report for a postpartum client who delievered 12 hours ago? a) Firm fundus b) Fundus in the median position c) Atonic fundus d) Fundus at the umbilicus SOLUTION:: C
  • Question: The practical nurse is preparing Mrs. Kaliha, 68 year old Hindu client for a chest x-ray. She is dressed in a traditional sari and