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Assistant Nurse Prometric Exam MCQs 2025

1) The Nurse Assistant checks the lab values of a newly admitted client. RBC: 4.0 million/mm3 WBC: 1500/mm3 Platelets: 40,000/mm3 What nursing actions are indicated because of these lab values?

1. Keep the client on bed rest and protective isolation
2. Plan for protective isolation and do not give injections
3. Plan for protective isolation and do not give injections
4. There are no special nursing actions indicated

Correct Answer: B.

The WBC and platelet counts are low. The client should be on protective isolation because of the low WBC count and the resulting inability to fight infection. The client should also not receive any injections because of the low platelet count and the resulting inability to clot. The client’s RBC count is normal, so there is no need to keep the client on bed rest.

2) The Nurse assistant is caring for a client who is receiving an intravenous infusion. Which finding would indicate that the client’s IV has infiltrated?

1. The client’s arm is red and warm to the touch.
2. The IV is running faster than the desired rate
3. The area around the infusion site is pale and cool to the touch.
4. The client complains of severe pain up and down the arm

Correct Answer: C.

When an IV infiltrates, it means that the IV needle is out of the vein and the IV fluid goes into the tissue outside the vein. This makes the area cool and pale. A red and warm arm when an IV is infusing suggests phlebitis inflammation of the vein. An infiltrated IV runs slower than the desired rate. Usually the discomfort is localized with an infiltration. There would not be pain up and down the entire arm.

3) The Nurse Assistant has been teaching a woman who has iron deficiency anemia. Which menu, if selected, indicates that the woman understands her dietary instructions?

1. Applesauce, green beans, bread, and butter
2. Peanut butter and jelly sandwich, carrots, and milk
3. Broccoli, spinach salad with tomatoes, and orange juice
4. Macaroni and cheese, pickles, and hot chocolate.

Correct Answer: C.

Broccoli and spinach both contain iron. Tomatoes and orange juice are vitamin C sources. When a person eats iron sources, he/she should also have a vitamin C source to increase absorption of iron. None of these food choices contains a significant amount of iron. Milk has protein but no iron. Milk contains calcium, which blocks the absorption of iron.

4) A client is admitted with pernicious anemia. The client reports all of the following. Which is most likely related to the admitting diagnosis?

1. “I often have diarrhea.”
2. “My tongue is more red and thick than usual.”
3. “I have little bruise-like spots on my arms and legs.”
4. “I have been running a fever for the last two days.”

Correct Answer: B.

A beefy red tongue is usually seen in pernicious anemia. Diarrhea, ecchymotic areas, and fever are not usually seen in pernicious anemia.

5) A man who had a right below-the-knee amputation is placed in the prone position for one hour three times a day. The Nurse Assistant explains to the man that this is done to prevent which problem?

1. Atelectasis
2. Thrombophlebitis
3. Hip flexion contractures
4. Wound infection

Correct Answer: C.

Prone position puts the hip in extension and helps to prevent the development of hip flexion contractures, which is a common complication following lower extremity amputation. Atelectasis is prevented by deep breathing and coughing. Leg exercises and antiembolism stockings prevent thrombophlebitis. Hand washing and good technique will help to prevent wound infection

6) The client has contact dermatitis from poison ivy. Which statement, if made by the client, indicates that he understands how to care for his condition?

1. “A hot bath should make the itching go away.”
2. “I will use a good strong soap when I wash the affected areas.”
3. “A cool wet cloth to the area should help.”
4. “Wearing wool socks will help my itchy feet.”

Correct Answer: C.

Cool moist compresses help with the itching of contact dermatitis. A hot bath will most likely make the itching worse. The client with contact dermatitis should avoid strong soaps and detergents. They usually make the itching worse. Wool, nylon, and fur clothing should be avoided because they tend to make the itching worse.

7) The Nurse Assistant is caring for a client who has psoriasis. Which observation by the Nurse Assistant is most consistent with the diagnosis?

1. The client has thick, yellow toenails.
2. The client has open, weeping lesions.
3. The skin lesions are multicolored
4. The pain follows a nerve root.

Correct Answer: A.

The person who has psoriasis usually has thick, yellow toenails. Psoriasis is a chronic type of dermatitis that involves a turnover rate of the epidermal cells that is seven times the normal rate.

Psoriasis is not characterized by open, weeping lesions. Contact dermatitis caused by poison ivy would have open, weeping lesions. Psoriasis is characterized by sharply circumscribed bright red mauls, papules, or patches covered with silvery scales. Multicolored skin lesions are typical of skin cancer. Skin eruptions and pain along a nerve root suggest herpes zoster, which is also called shingles

8) The Nurse Assistant is caring for a man who has severe burns and had a skin graft. What nursing care measure is appropriate at the graft site the day of the graft?

1. Leave the graft site open to the air.
2. Elevate the recipient site
3. Encourage range-of-motion exercises
4. Change the dressing twice a day

Correct Answer: B.

Whenever possible, the recipient site should be elevated to prevent edema formation. Warm compresses will probably be applied to the graft site. The client should not do range-of-motion exercises because this might separate the graft from the area. The Nurse Assistant will not change the dressing twice a day. The Nurse Assistant should apply sterile warm compresses if ordered.

9) The Nurse Assistant is to make several home visits today. All of the visits are within a 5-mile radius. All of the following persons need to be seen. Which person should the Nurse Assistant visit first?

1. An older adult who has diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, and leg ulcers and needs hygienic care and wound care
2. An adult who has multiple myeloma and needs her weekly injection of interferon
3. A woman with multiple sclerosis who needs hygienic care
4. An elderly woman who is recovering from a cerebro vascular accident and needs hygienic care and range-of- motion (ROM) exercises

Correct Answer: B.

The person who has multiple myeloma is immunocompromised. Multiple myeloma is cancer of the bone marrow and the bone. Interferon is an immunosuppressant. This person should be cared for before the client who has an open wound. This is also a short visit. The client with leg ulcers has an open wound. The person who is immunocompromised should be cared for first.

10) The Nurse Assistant is caring for a client who was admitted following a motor vehicle accident. The client’s blood pressure one hour ago was 118/76, and pulse was 80; now the blood pressure is 90/60, and pulse is 98. What action should the Nurse Assistant take initially?

1. Continue to monitor the blood pressure
2. Ask another Nurse Assistant to check the blood pressure reading
3. Elevate the client’s legs
4. Call the physician

Correct Answer: C. The vital signs suggest that the client is in shock. The client’s legs should first be elevated, and then the Nurse Assistantshould notify the charge Nurse Assistant or the physician. The Nurse Assistant should have confidence in his/her own actions and act on the basis of the results obtained.

Product Details – 2025 Edition

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Assistant Nurse Prometric Exam MCQs 2025 has been developed by our professional team; Rapid Access Guide is the best seller book for all Gulf Countries Exams since 2000. It has an array of all topics; thousands of updated questions with correct answers and explanations certainly will help you to pass the exam at the very first attempt.

Job Application – General overview

There are many hospitals and Clinics in gulf Countries that have an Assistant Nurse / PN specialty. You need to pass the Prometric exams to apply for a job in gulf countries. Generally, the minimum experience required is three years. You can visit the respective Health Authority websites to find the eligibility criteria. Once you have passed the exam, you can contact them for a job interview—some of them recruiting directly, and many of them taking interviews online.

The Prometric Application and Dataflow process is the most important factor while doing registration. Finishing it without any mistakes is very important, or it will lead to the rejection of the application. Dataflow takes typically 30 to 45 days to issue the report. You can proceed with the exam booking if it is a positive report. If it is a negative dataflow report, you can still contact them for re-evaluation. If it is a genuine reason, they will verify your certificate again. Meanwhile, Rapid Access Guide Publishers are providing the Prometric Exam booking and Dataflow process on behalf of you.

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• The Good Standing Certificate (GSC)
• A medical fitness test in case the applicant is aged 65 and above.

This MCQ-based Reviewer book is beneficial for the following Prometric exams.

1. DHA(DOH) Exam – Dubai Health Authority. (Dubai Prometric)
2. MOH Exam– Ministry of Health, Sharjah, UAE. (Sharjah Prometric)
3. DHCC Exam – Dubai Healthcare city.
4. HAAD Exam– Health Authority of Abu Dhabi. (Pearson VUE Test)
5. NHRA Exam – National Health Regulatory Authority, Bahrain.
6. QCHP Exam – Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners. (Qatar Prometric)
7. SMLE Exam – Saudi Medical Licensing Exam. (Saudi Prometric)
8. OMSB Exam – Oman Medical Specialty Board. (Oman Prometric)
9. KMLE – Kuwait Medical Licensing Exam – Kuwait

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