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National Council Licensure Examination(NCLEX-PN) Questions 466–470 (page: 95)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026
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Which statement would be the most accurate in safety education for injury prevention in the home of elderly adults?

  1. Use the handrail when going up and down the stairs, ensure robes or pants are held up if flowy, and wear comfortable, non-skid footwear.
  2. Use solid chairs without armrests, remove anything in walkways, and use cordless phones.
  3. Have raised toilet seats, ensure all throw rugs have gripping material on the floor side, and use grab bars in the shower/bathroom.
  4. Remove all throw rugs, remove furniture from all pathways, and wear comfortable, non-skid footwear.

Answer(s): D



Which of these scenarios would be incorrect when practicing aseptic technique?

  1. Apply sterile gloves by touching the inside only when applying both gloves.
  2. If anything on the sterile field is contaminated, dispose of everything and start over.
  3. Do not touch the sterile field unless only touching 1 inch or less of the edges.
  4. Open sterile supplies or instrument away from your body to make sure contamination does not occur.

Answer(s): A



New parents ask their newborn’s neonatal nurse about safety tips for their home with their new baby. Which statement by the nurse is most appropriate?

  1. “Have a blanket and a bumper in the crib for warmth and injury prevention.”
  2. “Keep all stuffed animals, pillows, blankets, bumpers, etc. out of the crib.”
  3. “Mattresses should be tight-fitting and crib bars should have at least 3 inches of space between each bar.”
  4. “Do not smoke in the baby’s room. Other rooms are okay as long as the baby isn’t in them.”

Answer(s): B



The nurse is educating adult patients on safety and injury prevention.

Which statement would be inaccurate?

  1. “Using your safety belt when driving or riding the car prevents injury in the event of an accident.”
  2. “Working fire extinguishers and smoke alarms are extremely important to have in the home.”
  3. “Having taken a gun safety class to learn the basics and following those guidelines decreases the chances of injury.”
  4. “Use condoms when implementing birth control.”

Answer(s): D



Which of these patients could most safely share a room?

  1. a 30-year-old patient positive for the flu and a 75-year-old patient positive for MRSA infection
  2. a patient positive for C. Difficile and an elderly patient who is suspected to have a C. Difficile infection
  3. a 28-year-old male with blood-tinged sputum and night sweats and an 18-year-old male with the flu
  4. an elderly woman with Hepatitis A and a 50-year-old woman with the measles

Answer(s): B



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