NCLEX-RN Updated Questions and Answers test bank with rationales

NCLEX-RN Updated 2022 Test Bank with Rationales – 317 Pages

This complete NCLEX-RN 2022 test bank provides a comprehensive question-and-answer format with in-depth rationales. The document contains 317 pages covering all major topics and clinical scenarios typically tested on the NCLEX-RN. Every question is followed by the correct answer and an explanation grounded in current nursing standards and evidence-based practice.

This document is widely used by BSN, RN-BSN, and accelerated nursing students preparing for the national licensure exam. Institutions like Walden University, Chamberlain University, and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center often integrate these materials into NCLEX review courses and capstone prep programs.

Key Features:

• 317 pages of high-yield NCLEX-RN content

• Updated for the 2022 blueprint

• All questions contain detailed rationales

• Covers all client needs categories including physiological integrity, psychosocial integrity, health promotion and maintenance, and safe & effective care environment

• Includes multiple question types: multiple choice, SATA (Select All That Apply), prioritization, and delegation

Example Question from the Test Bank:
NO. 2
Question: Cystic fibrosis is transmitted as an autosomal recessive trait. This means that:
A. Mothers carry the gene and pass it to their sons
B. Fathers carry the gene and pass it to their daughters
C. Both parents must have the disease for a child to have the disease
D. Both parents must be carriers for a child to have the disease

Correct Answer: D
Rationale:
Cystic fibrosis is not a sex-linked condition, so it is not specific to maternal or paternal transmission (A, B). Both parents do not need to express the disease but must each contribute a recessive gene (C is incorrect). Because it’s a recessive disorder, two carrier genes are required—one from each parent—for the condition to manifest in the child.

Who Should Use This?

• Pre-licensure RN students

• Graduates preparing for NCLEX

• Nurse educators and tutors

• Nursing programs running NCLEX capstone courses