Health Promotion & Maintenance Questions | Free NCLEX Practice Questions
Health Promotion makes up about 9% of NCLEX-RN and 10% of NCLEX-PN questions. This section tests your ability to promote wellness and prevent illness across all populations.
- Patient education and health literacy
- Nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle management
- Immunizations and disease prevention
- Growth, development, and risk reduction
Our free Health Promotion NCLEX questions come with detailed explanations to help you learn from mistakes, strengthen weak areas, and boost your exam readiness. Start practicing today.
NCLEX Health Promotion Questions
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Question 1 |
A 52-year-old client comes to the clinic for a routine checkup. The client says,
“I feel fine, so I don’t think I need any cancer screenings.”
“I feel fine, so I don’t think I need any cancer screenings.”
“You should still follow screening guidelines even if you feel well.” | |
“Cancer always shows symptoms early.” | |
“If you feel fine, it’s probably unnecessary.” | |
“Screenings are only needed if you have family history.” |
Question 1 Explanation:
Screenings are for early detection before symptoms appear. Feeling well doesn’t mean disease isn’t present.
Question 2 |
Parents of a 6-month-old ask why so many vaccines are given in the first year. Which explanation is BEST?
“Babies are exposed to many illnesses early in life.” | |
“It’s required by law.” | |
“It prevents minor childhood colds.” | |
“Vaccines help build immunity before serious exposure occurs.” |
Question 2 Explanation:
Immunization protects infants before they encounter dangerous infections.
Question 3 |
A client with a family history of hypertension asks what lifestyle change would be most effective in prevention. Which should the nurse emphasize?
Drinking more fruit juice | |
Taking daily vitamins | |
Avoiding all exercise | |
Reducing sodium intake |
Question 3 Explanation:
Lowering sodium helps prevent high blood pressure, especially with family risk.
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