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National Council Licensure Examination(NCLEX-PN) Questions 91–95 (page: 20)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026
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The LPN is caring for a patient newly diagnosed with HIV.

Which statement made by the patient regarding antiretroviral therapy (ART) would require correction from the nurse?

  1. “I will need to be on ART indefinitely.”
  2. “I know I will need to come back for blood draws so that I can begin ART when my CD4 count is over 1,000 cells/mm3.”
  3. “I can still use ART even though I am Hepatitis C positive.”
  4. “If I start ART and use condoms, I’m less likely to transmit HIV to my partner.”

Answer(s): B



A pregnant patient asks how she can prevent getting Group B Strep. What is the LPN’s best response?

  1. “You cannot prevent getting Group B Strep, you can only treat it.”
  2. “The Group B Strep vaccine is the only proven way to prevent the disease.”
  3. “You should be extra vigilant about hand-washing, especially in the third trimester.”
  4. “You should have your partner wear a condom every time you have intercourse.”

Answer(s): A



You are caring for a 78-year-old woman who is wondering why she was diagnosed with glaucoma. Although she has several risk factors, which of these is not one of them?

  1. Mexican-American heritage
  2. blood pressure reading of 143/89
  3. age
  4. 20/80 vision

Answer(s): D



The LPN is caring for a 9 month-old infant.

Which of these behaviors exhibited by the child warrants further investigation?

  1. She prefers crawling and is making no attempt to walk.
  2. She seems distressed with new adults.
  3. She only babbles “mama” and “dada.”
  4. She does not respond to her own name.

Answer(s): D



An LPN is taking care of an elderly patient who experiences the effects of Sundowner’s Syndrome almost every evening.

Which of these interventions implemented by the nurse would be the most helpful?

  1. Administer the PRN sedative prescribed by the attending physician.
  2. Remind the patient the things and people they are seeing are not real and that they are safe.
  3. Turn on the TV or radio to a station the patient enjoys.
  4. Place a nightlight in the patient’s room.

Answer(s): D



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