75 Random NCLEX Practice Questions 428 75 Random NCLEX Style Practice Questions Questions Change Every Time 1 / 75 1. The nurse is caring for a client who primarily speaks Spanish. An interpreter is currently unavailable. The nurse must perform a dressing change. What should the nurse do in order to enhance communication with this client prior to changing the dressing? A. Use relatives to interpret because an interpreter is unavailable. B. Use many nonverbal cues and repetition to reinforce what is being said. C. Speak slowly and allow the client time to interpret what is being said. D. Use common words in the nurse’s language, because the client is likely to be familiar with them. 2 / 75 2. The nurse reviews wound culture results and learns that an assigned client has methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in a wound bed. Which type of transmission-based precautions should the nurse implement for this client? A. Airborne precautions B. Droplet precautions C. Enteric precautions D. Contact precautions 3 / 75 3. The nurse is teaching a client about the modifiable risk factors that can reduce the risk for colorectal cancer. The nurse places priority on discussing which risk factor with this client? A. Personal history of ulcerative colitis or gastrointestinal polyps B. Distant relative with colorectal cancer C. High-fat and low-fiber diet D. Age older than 30 years 4 / 75 4. The nurse is assisting a client diagnosed with hepatic encephalopathy to fill out the dietary menu. The nurse advises the client to avoid which entree item? A. Ground beef patty B. Fresh fruit plate C. Tomato soup D. Vegetable lasagna 5 / 75 5. The mother explains that after meals her infant has been vomiting, and now it is becoming more frequent and forceful. During the assessment, the nurse notes visible peristaltic waves moving from left to right across the infant’s abdomen. On the basis of these findings, which condition should the nurse suspect? A. Congenital megacolon B. Colic C. Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis D. Intussusception 6 / 75 6. The nurse is teaching a client with acute kidney injury to include proteins in the diet that are considered high quality or complete proteins. The nurse determines that the client needs further teaching if he indicates that which food item is considered high quality? A. Broccoli B. Eggs C. Chicken D. Fish 7 / 75 7. The nurse assists the primary health care provider with the removal of a chest tube. During the procedure, the nurse instructs the client to perform which action? A. Inhale deeply. B. Breathe normally. C. Breathe out forcefully. D. Take a deep breath and hold it. 8 / 75 8. Which arterial blood gas (ABG) values should the nurse anticipate in the client with a nasogastric tube attached to continuous suction? A. pH 7.25, Paco2 55, HCO3 24 B. pH 7.30, Paco2 38, HCO3 20 C. pH 7.48, Paco2 30, HCO3 23 D. pH 7.49, Paco2 38, HCO3 30 9 / 75 9. Cholestyramine is prescribed, and the nurse provides instructions to the client about the medication. Which client statement indicates a need for further teaching? A. “I should call my primary health care provider immediately if it causes constipation.” B. “I should take this medication with meals.” C. “I need to mix the medication with juice or applesauce.” D. “I should increase my fluid intake while taking this medication.” 10 / 75 10. The nurse is teaching a client with hypertension about items that contain sodium and reviews a written list of items sent from the cardiac rehabilitation department. The nurse tells the client that which item is lowest in sodium content? A. Antacids B. Toothpaste C. Demineralized water D. Laxatives 11 / 75 11. What is the smallest gauge catheter that the nurse can use to administer blood? A. 22 gauge B. 20 gauge C. 24 gauge D. 12 gauge 12 / 75 12. The nurse teaches a client about an upcoming endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) procedure. The nurse determines that the client has a need for further teaching if the client makes which statement? A. “An anesthetic throat spray will be used.” B. “A signed informed consent is necessary.” C. “It is important to lie still during the procedure.” D. “Medication will be given orally for sedation.” 13 / 75 13. To ensure that the client self-administers medications safely in the home, which action plan should the nurse implement? A. Ask the client to explain and demonstrate self-administration procedures. B. Instruct the client to double up on a medication when a dose is missed. C. Perform a pill count of each prescription bottle at every home visit. D. Provide information on the purpose of all the prescribed medications. 14 / 75 14. A client has a hip fracture repair with a prosthetic implant placed. On the day after the implant, the nurse finds the client surrounded by papers from his briefcase and planning a phone meeting. The nurse plans to discuss activities with the client and should base the discussion on which information? A. Setting limits on a client’s behavior is a mandated nursing role. B. Involvement in his job will keep the client from becoming bored. C. Rest is an essential component of bone healing. D. Not keeping up with his job will increase the client’s stress level. 15 / 75 15. An older client is brought to the emergency department by a family member with whom the client lives. The nurse observes that the client has poor hygiene, contractures, and pressure ulcers on the sacrum, the scapula, and the heels. Based on the nurse’s assessment data, the client is suspected of which form of victimization? A. Sexual abuse B. Physical abuse C. Emotional abuse D. Psychological abuse 16 / 75 16. The nurse assesses cranial nerve XII in the client who sustained a stroke. To assess this cranial nerve, which action should the nurse ask the client to perform? A. Extend the tongue. B. Extend the arms. C. Turn the head toward the nurse’s arm. D. Focus the eyes on an object held by the nurse. 17 / 75 17. The nurse is developing a plan of care for an older client diagnosed with dementia. The nurse develops which realistic outcome for the client? A. The client will be admitted to a nursing home to have the needs of activities of daily living met. B. The client will complete all activities of daily living independently within a 1- to 1½-hour time frame. C. The nursing staff will attend to all of the client’s activities of daily living needs during the hospital stay. D. The client will function at the highest level of independence possible. 18 / 75 18. The nurse is caring for a client who is recovering from an episode of autonomic hyperreflexia. Which statement should the nurse make to the client to most encourage therapeutic communication? A. “I have some time if you would like to talk about what happened to you.” B. “I’m sure you now understand the importance of preventing this from occurring.” C. “Now that this problem is taken care of, I’m sure you’ll be fine.” D. How could your home care nurse let this happen?” 19 / 75 19. A client who has been newly admitted to the mental health unit with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder is trying to organize a dance with the other clients on the unit at suppertime. The nurse should encourage which action to decrease stimulation with the clients? A. Postpone organizing the dance and supper and engage the client in a writing activity. B. Stop the planning and firmly tell the client that this task is inappropriate. C. Seek assistance from other staff members. D. Engage the help of other clients on the unit to accomplish the task. 20 / 75 20. When the nurse manager encourages staff to provide input in the decision- making process, which leadership style is being demonstrated? A. Autocratic B. Democratic C. Situational D. Laissez-faire 21 / 75 21. A client began receiving an intravenous (IV) infusion of packed red blood cells 30 minutes ago. What is the initial nursing action when the client reports itching and a tight sensation in the chest? A. Call the primary health care provider. B. Check the client’s temperature. C. Stop the transfusion. D. Recheck the unit of blood for compatibility. 22 / 75 22. When planning the discharge of a client with a diagnosis of chronic anxiety, the nurse develops goals to promote a safe environment at home. Which topic is an appropriate maintenance goal for the client to focus on? A. Identifying anxiety-producing situations B. Maintaining contact with a crisis counselor C. Techniques for ignoring feelings of anxiety D. Eliminating all anxiety from daily situations 23 / 75 23. The home care nurse assesses the client’s environment for potential safety hazards. Which observation requires the nurse to counsel the client and family about the potential for injury? A. Fluorescent light bulbs in every table lamp B. Stairway with a landing that leads to bedrooms C. Trash can next to the client’s favorite chair D. Extension cord tucked away between the seating area and wall 24 / 75 24. A client diagnosed with diabetes mellitus has expressed frustration with learning the diabetic regimen and insulin administration. Which should be the initial action by the home care nurse? A. Call the primary health care provider to discuss the client’s problem. B. Attempt to identify the cause of the frustration. C. Continue with teaching, knowing that the client will overcome any frustrations D. Offer to administer the insulin on a daily basis until the client is ready to learn. 25 / 75 25. A client is demonstrating confusion as a result of bed rest and a prolonged length of hospital stay. The client receives a prescription for progressive ambulation as tolerated. Which is the best nursing intervention to use to implement the prescription? A. Assist with range-of-motion exercises three times a day. B. Ambulate to the client’s bathroom three times a day. C. Ambulate in the room for short distances frequently. D. Ambulate in the hall progressively three times a day. 26 / 75 26. A clinic nurse is caring for a client with a suspected diagnosis of gestational hypertension. The nurse assesses the client, expecting to note which set of findings if gestational hypertension is present? A. Edema, tachycardia, and ketonuria B. Elevated blood pressure and proteinuria C. Edema, ketonuria, and obesity D. Glycosuria, hypertension, and obesity 27 / 75 27. The nurse provides home care instructions to a client who has been diagnosed with recurrent trichomoniasis. The nurse determines the need for follow-up teaching if the client indicates she should take which action? A. Use the metronidazole as prescribed. B. Discontinue treatment during menstruation. C. Avoid sexual intercourse. D. Perform good perineal hygiene. 28 / 75 28. The nurse is assessing a client with a diagnosis of polycythemia vera.Which clinical manifestation should the nurse expect to note in this client? A. Hypertension B. Pale mucous membranes C. A low hematocrit level D. Pallor 29 / 75 29. A client with the diagnosis of hyperparathyroidism states to the nurse, “I can’t stay on this diet. It is too difficult for me.” Which therapeutic response by the nurse is best when intervening in this situation? A. “It is very important that you stay on this diet to avoid forming renal calculi.” B. “It really isn’t difficult to stick to this diet. Just avoid milk products.” C. “Why do you think you find this diet plan difficult to adhere to?” D. “You are having a difficult time staying on this plan. Let’s discuss this.” 30 / 75 30. An older client has been prescribed casanthranol on a long-term basis to treat constipation. The nurse determines that which laboratory finding is a result of the side/adverse effects of this medication? A. Sodium 135 mEq/L (135 mmol/L) B. Sodium 145 mEq/L (145 mmol/L) C. Potassium 3.1 mEq/L (3.1 mmol/L) D. Potassium 5.0 mEq/L (5.0 mmol/L) 31 / 75 31. Which type of anemia is diagnosed with a Schilling test? A. Iron deficiency B. Pernicious C. Megaloblastic D. Aplastic 32 / 75 32. A client who has sustained a burn injury receives a prescription for a regular diet. Which is the best meal for the nurse to provide to the client to promote wound healing? A. Pasta with tomato sauce, garlic bread, ginger ale B. Peanut butter and jelly sandwich, apple, tea C. Chicken breast, broccoli, strawberries, milk D. Veal chop, boiled potatoes, Jell-O, orange juice 33 / 75 33. A client with a new diagnosis of type 1 diabetes mellitus has been seen for 3 consecutive days in the emergency department with hyperglycemia. During the assessment, the client states to the nurse, “I’m sorry to keep bothering you every day, but I just can’t give myself those awful shots.” Which therapeutic comment is most appropriate for the nurse to respond? A. “Have you had instructions on injecting yourself?” B. “Let me see if we can change your medication.” C. “I couldn’t give myself a shot either.” D. “You must learn to give yourself the shots.” 34 / 75 34. The nurse is providing home care instructions to a client recovering from an acute inferior myocardial infarction (MI) with recurrent angina. What instruction should the nurse provide to this client? A. Replace sublingual nitroglycerin tablets yearly. B. Recognize the adverse effects of acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin), which include tinnitus and hearing loss. C. Participate in an exercise program that includes overhead lifting and reaching. D. Avoid sexual intercourse for at least 4 months. 35 / 75 35. A client diagnosed with renal cancer is being treated preoperatively with radiation therapy. The nurse evaluates that the client has an understanding of proper care of the skin over the treatment field when the client makes which statement? A. “I’ll be able to wash the ink marks off my skin after the initial treatment.” B. “Wearing snug fitting clothing over the skin site will help provide good support.” C. “I’ll have my family bring me some unscented lotion to keep my skin soft.” D. “Direct sunlight is something I’ll have to really avoid exposing my skin to.” 36 / 75 36. The nurse fails to recognize that a client’s vital signs have deteriorated over the past 4 hours after surgery. Later, the client requires emergency surgery. Which legal consequence does the nurse potentially face because of a failure to act? A. Misdemeanor B. Tort C. Common law D. Statutory law 37 / 75 37. The nurse is assigned to care for a client experiencing hypertonic labor contractions. The nurse plans to conserve the client’s energy and promote rest by performing which intervention? A. Keeping the TV or radio on to provide distraction B. Keeping the room brightly lit so the client can watch her monitor C. Avoiding uncomfortable procedures such as intravenous infusions or epidural anesthesia D. Assisting the client with breathing and relaxation techniques 38 / 75 38. The nurse provides discharge instructions to a client after implantation of a permanent pacemaker. The nurse should instruct the client to avoid exposure to which item? A. Electric toothbrushes B. Hair dryers C. Airport metal detectors D. Electric blankets 39 / 75 39. An adult client with hyperkalemia is prescribed sodium polystyrene sulfonate. Which serum potassium level is a clinical indicator of effective therapy? A. 6.2 mEq/L (6.2 mmol/L) B. 5.4 mEq/L (5.4 mmol/L) C. 4.9 mEq/L (4.9 mmol/L) D. 5.8 mEq/L (5.8 mmol/L) 40 / 75 40. The nurse is discharging a female client from the hospital who has a diagnosis of a thoracic 11 (T11) fracture with cord transection. The nurse has provided home care instructions to the client. Which action indicates the need for further teaching before discharge? A. The client states that she will be careful to not eat as many dairy products. B. The client jokes about no longer needing to worry about birth control. C. The client verbalizes the need to eat her meals at the same time every day. D. The client states that she will wash her hands, her perineum, and the catheter with soap and water before performing self-catheterization. 41 / 75 41. The nurse notes that the client’s continuous electrocardiogram (ECG) complexes are very small and hard to evaluate. Which setting on the ECG monitor console should the nurse check? A. Power button B. High rate alarm C. Low rate alarm D. Amplitude or “gain” 42 / 75 42. The nurse is caring for a client who is scheduled to have a liver biopsy. Before the procedure, it is important for the nurse to assess which parameter to assure client safety? A. History of nausea and vomiting B. Ability to lie still and hold the breath C. Tolerance for pain D. Allergy to iodine or shellfish 43 / 75 43. An emergency department nurse prepares to plan care for a child diagnosed with acetaminophen overdose. The nurse reviews the primary health care provider ’s prescriptions and prepares to administer which medication? A. Protamine sulfate B. Succimer C. Acetylcysteine D. Vitamin K 44 / 75 44. The nurse inserts an indwelling Foley catheter into the bladder of a postoperative client who has not voided for 8 hours and has a distended bladder. After the tubing is secured and the collection bag is hung on the bed frame, the nurse notices that 900 mL of urine has drained into the collection bag. What is the appropriate nursing action for the safety of this client? A. Check the specific gravity of the urine. B. Raise the collection bag high enough to slow the rate of drainage C. Clamp the tubing for 30 minutes and then release. D. Provide suprapubic pressure to maintain a steady flow of urine. 45 / 75 45. The nurse is caring for a client who has just had a mastectomy. Which exercise should the nurse assist the client in doing during the first 24 hours after surgery? A. Pendulum arm swings B. Hand wall climbing C. Elbow flexion and extension D. Shoulder abduction and external rotation 46 / 75 46. A newborn infant is diagnosed with imperforate anus. Which description of this disorder should the nurse provide to the parents? A. Invagination of a section of the intestine into the distal bowel B. The infrequent and difficult passage of dry stools C. The presence of fecal incontinence D. Incomplete development of the anus 47 / 75 47. The clinic nurse instructs a client diagnosed with diabetes mellitus about preventing diabetic ketoacidosis on days when the client is feeling ill. Which statement by the client indicates the need for further teaching? A. “I need to stop my insulin if I am vomiting.” B. “I need to call my doctor if I am ill for more than 24 hours.” C. “I need to eat 10 to 15 g of carbohydrates every 1 to 2 hours.” D. “I need to drink small quantities of fluid every 15 to 30 minutes.” 48 / 75 48. A client has been prescribed a clonidine patch, and the nurse has instructed the client regarding the use of the patch. Which client statement indicates a need for further teaching? A. “I need to trim the patch if an edge becomes loose.” B. “I intend to change the patch every 7 days.” C. “It’s alright to leave the patch in place during bathing or showering.” D. “It’s important to put the patch on a hairless site on my torso.” 49 / 75 49. The nurse is monitoring the function of a client’s chest tube that is attached to a chest drainage system. The nurse notes that the fluid in the water-seal chamber is below the 2-cm mark. What should the nurse determine based on this finding? A. There is a leak in the system. B. This is caused by client pneumothorax. C. Suction should be added to the system. D. Water should be added to the chamber. 50 / 75 50. . A hospital administrator has implemented a change in the method of assigning nurses to client care units. A group of registered nurses is resistant to the change, and the nursing administrator anticipates that the nurses will not facilitate the process of change. Which approach is best for the administrator to take initially in dealing with the resistance? A. Encourage the nurses to verbalize feelings regarding the change. B. Implement the change first on a trial basis. C. Cancel the implementation of the change. D. Delay implementing the change for a few weeks. 51 / 75 51. A client is prescribed risperidone. Which laboratory study should the nurse anticipate to be prescribed before the initiation of this medication therapy? A. Platelet count B. Liver function studies C. Blood clotting tests D. Complete blood count 52 / 75 52. A client is admitted to the psychiatric unit after a suicide attempt. The nurse should plan which intervention as the most important to maintain client safety? A. Requesting that the client promise to alert staff of suicidal thoughts. B. Assigning a staff member to remain with the client at all times. C. Placing the client in a seclusion room where all dangerous articles are removed. D. Removing the client’s personal clothing and replacing them with a hospital gown. 53 / 75 53. A nursing student is asked to conduct a clinical conference about autism. Which characteristic associated with autism should the student plan to include? A. Normal verbal but abnormal nonverbal communication B. Normal social play that ceases by age 5 C. Lack of social interaction and awareness D. The consistent imitation of others’ actions 54 / 75 54. The nurse is caring for a client who is scheduled an arthrogram involving the use of a contrast medium. Which action by the nurse is the priority? A. Emphasizing to the client the importance of remaining still during the procedure B. Telling the client to try to void before leaving the unit C. Asking if the client has any last-minute questions D. Determining the presence of client allergies 55 / 75 55. The nurse monitors the client taking amitriptyline for which common side effect? A. Increased salivation B. Diarrhea C. Hypertension D. Drowsiness 56 / 75 56. A teenaged client is discharged from the hospital after surgery with instructions to use a cane for the next 6 months. What question best demonstrates the nurse’s ability to use therapeutic communication techniques to effectively assess the teenager ’s feelings about using a cane? A. “How do you feel about needing a cane to walk?” B. “What types of problems do you think you’ll have ambulating with a cane?” C. “Do you have questions about ambulating with a cane?” D. “Are you worried about what your friends will think about your cane?” 57 / 75 57. A client is receiving cisplatin. On assessment of the client, which findings indicate that the client is experiencing an adverse effect of the medication? A. Excessive urination B. Yellow halos in front of the eyes C. Increased appetite D. Tinnitus 58 / 75 58. A client who has a history of depression has been prescribed nadolol for the management of angina pectoris. Which consideration is most important when the nurse plans to counsel this client about the effects of this medication? A. Probability of fatigue B. Risk of tachycardia C. Possible exacerbation of depression D. High incidence of hypoglycemia 59 / 75 59. The nurse performing tracheostomy care has replaced the tracheostomy tube holder (tracheostomy ties). Which is an effective measure for the nurse to use when determining if the holder is not too tight? A. Four fingers can be slid comfortably under the holder. B. The client nods that he or she feels comfortable. C. Two fingers can be slid comfortably under the holder 60 / 75 60. A child is admitted to the pediatric unit with a diagnosis of celiac disease. Based on this diagnosis, the nurse expects that the child’s stools will have which characteristic? A. Malodorous B. Abnormally small in amount C. Dark in color D. Unusually hard 61 / 75 61. The nurse inserts an indwelling urinary catheter into a client. As the catheter moves into the bladder, urine begins to flow into the tubing. Which action should the nurse implement next? A. Secure the catheter to the client. B. Inflate the balloon with water. C. Advance the catheter 2.5 to 5 cm. D. Measure the initial urine output. 62 / 75 62. A client diagnosed with urolithiasis is being evaluated to determine the type of calculi that are present. The nurse should plan to keep which item available in the client’s room to assist in this process? A. A urine strainer B. An intake and output record C. A calorie count sheet D. A vital signs graphic sheet 63 / 75 63. A child was diagnosed with acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis and renal insufficiency. Which laboratory result should the nurse expect to note in the child? A. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) 22 mg/dL (7.92 mmol/L) and creatinine levels of2.1 mg/dL (185 mcmol/L) B. Urine specific gravity of 1.020 and negative for red blood cells C. Urine positive for glucose and negative for protein D. White blood cell count 18,000 mm3 (18×109/L) and platelets 355,000 mm3 (355×109/L) 64 / 75 64. The nurse is preparing a plan of care for a child diagnosed with leukemia who is beginning chemotherapy. Which intervention should the nurse include? A. Provide meticulous mouth care several times daily using an alcohol-based mouthwash and a toothbrush. B. Monitor rectal temperatures every 4 hours. C. Monitor the mouth and anus each shift for signs of breakdown. D. Encourage the child to consume fresh fruits and vegetables to maintain nutritional status. 65 / 75 65. Which important parameter should the nurse assess on a daily basis for a client diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome? A. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) level B. Weight C. Activity tolerance D. Albumin levels 66 / 75 66. A client who is to undergo thoracentesis is afraid of not being able to tolerate the procedure. The nurse interprets that the client needs honest support and reassurance, best accomplished with which information? A. I’ll be right by your side, but the procedure will be totally painless as long as you don’t move.” B. “The needle is a little bit uncomfortable going in, but this is controlled by rhythmically breathing in and out. I’ll be with you to coach your breathing.” C. “The needle hurts when it goes in, and you must remain still. I’ll stay with you throughout the entire procedure and help you hold your position.” D. “The procedure only takes 1 to 2 minutes, so you might try to get through it by mentally counting up to 120.” 67 / 75 67. The nurse performs an initial assessment on a pregnant client and determines that the client is at risk for toxoplasmosis. The nurse provides education to the client on how to prevent the disease. Which statement by the client indicates that teaching has been effective? A. “I should use topical corticosteroid treatments prophylactically.” B. “I should wash hands only before meals.” C. “I should avoid exposure to litter boxes used by my cat.” D. “It’s alright to eat raw meats.” 68 / 75 68. The nurse is caring for an infant after a pyloromyotomy is performed to treat hypertrophic pyloric stenosis. In which position should the nurse place the infant after surgery? A. Prone with the head of the bed elevated B. Flat on the operative side C. Flat on the unoperative side D. Supine with the head of the bed elevated 69 / 75 69. The nurse caring for a client immediately following transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) notices that the client has suddenly become confused and disoriented. The nurse determines that this may be a result of which potential complication of this surgical procedure? A. Hyperchloremia B. Hyponatremia C. Hypochloremia D. Hypernatremia 70 / 75 70. When performing an assessment on a mother who just delivered a healthy newborn, the nurse should expect to note that the fundus is positioned at which location? A. One fingerbreadth above the symphysis pubis B. To the right of the abdomen C. Above the level of the umbilicus 71 / 75 71. The nurse should place a client who sustained a head injury in which position to prevent increased intracranial pressure (ICP)? A. With the head elevated on a small, flat pillow B. In reverse Trendelenburg C. In left Sims’ position D. With the head of the bed elevated at least 30 degrees 72 / 75 72. The nurse is assessing a client who was admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of urinary calculi. The client received 4 mg of morphine sulfate approximately 2 hours previously. The client states to the nurse, “I’m scared to death that it’ll come back.” Based on these statements, which concern should the nurse identify for this client at this time? A. Lack of understanding about the disease process B. Retention of urine from the obstruction of the urinary tract by calculi C. Anxiety about the anticipation of recurrent severe pain D. Fear of dying 73 / 75 73. A client has a history of fibrocystic disorder of the breasts. The nurse determines that the client understands the nature of the disorder when the client states that symptoms are most likely to occur at which time? A. Before menses B. In the spring months C. In the winter months D. After menses 74 / 75 74. A client who experienced a myocardial infarction (MI) 4 days ago refuses to dangle at the bedside, saying, “If my doctor tells me to do it, I will. Otherwise, I won’t.” Which behavior should the nurse determine that the client is displaying? A. Depression B. Anger C. Denial D. Dependency 75 / 75 75. A client is prescribed diphenhydramine 1% as a topical agent for allergic dermatosis. The nurse evaluates that the medication is having the intended effect when the client reports relief of what complaint? A. Pain B. Skin redness C. Headache D. Urticaria Your score is The average score is 25% Restart quiz Home/Practice NCLEX Questions/75 Random Free NCLEX Questions