NCLEX-RN (Registered Nurse) licensure exam preparation.

Q1: A patient experiencing acute {{1}} with auditory hallucinations tells the nurse, 'The voices are telling me to hurt the patient in the next bed.' What is the nurse's {{2}} priority action?

Q2: An 82-year-old patient on furosemide, lorazepam, and oxycodone has a Morse Fall Scale score of 55. The patient's call light is within reach, the bed is in the lowest position, and non-skid socks are on. What additional high-priority intervention should the nurse implement?

Q3: Which action by a nurse represents {{1}} when caring for patients? A. Respecting a competent patient's refusal of blood transfusion B. Providing pain medication to ease suffering C. Questioning a medication order that seems unsafe D. Giving equal attention to all patients regardless of insurance status

Q4: A restrained patient must have restraints removed for range of motion and repositioning at what minimum frequency?

Q5: The ethical principle of {{1}} requires nurses to prevent harm to patients.