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10 Cards in this Set

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Audio Questions

-replay sound as many times as needed


-find subject of question


-focus on question format


-relate clinical experiences to the subject of question

Which two strategies should always be used?

-be aware of the cognitive skill(s) of the question


-read/listen to the question and answers carefully

Ordered Response Questions

-ABCs and Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs should always be considered


-hands are always washed before any contact first


-treatments/procedures are always explained to the client


-signed informed consent is always received before invasive procedures.

Graphic Item Option Questions

-find strategic words


-focus on question format


-relate clinical experiences to the subject of question


-examine each graphic option carefully

What are the six cognitive skills/processes?

1. Generate cues


2. Analyze cues


3. Prioritize hypothesis


4. Generate solutions


5. Take action


6. Evaluate outcome

Figure/Illustration Questions

-focus on the figure, what does it represent


-focus on question format


-find subject of question and strategic words


-figure out if the question is a positive or negative query

Fill in the Blank Questions

-use scrap paper


-be aware of possible conversion changes


-verify answer with a calculator


-read the question to see how the answer is formatted

NGN (Next Generation NCLEX) Questions

-avoid skimming over data


-focus on question format


-review client data presented for each question


-relate clinical experiences to the subject of question

Multiple Choice Questions

-determine the subject of question


-identify strategic words


-figure out if question is a positive or negative query


-if disorder is present, think about the pathology

Chart/Exhibit Questions

-avoid skimming over information


-determine relevant and irrelevant data


-identify relationship between subject of question and data provided


-focus on question format