Based on the same categories that are included on the official exam provided by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN).
Welcome to the third NCLEX-RN practice test for Reduction of Risk Potential, one of the Physiological Integrity subcategories. Between 9 and 15% of your NCLEX test items will be on this important content. As an entry-level Registered Nurse, you’ll be expected to be competent in knowing how to recognize potential complications for clients, including diagnostic study and laboratory results. The nurse also uses specific assessments to monitor for potential alterations in body systems; potential complications from tests and procedures; and potential surgical complications. Take this practice test to answer questions on emergency interventions, Glasgow Coma Scale, infant and pediatric care, and personal protective equipment (PPE). There is no way to know which Reduction of Risk Potential content you’ll be asked, so study everything in this subcategory. Start this test whenever you’re ready. If you leave any test before it’s completed, it will remind you where you left off when you return. Read each question carefully and try to think of the answer before looking at the options. Remember to select the BEST choice. If you’re not sure, click on the Hint button under the fourth option to get a clue. When you select the correct response, you’ll go to the next question. If you make a mistake, an explanation will immediately pop up. Each time you take a practice test, the questions and options are shuffled into a different random order. These are proven techniques to reinforce your learning.