NCLEX Coordinated Care Questions | Test Series

Questions on the Management of Care account for roughly 20% of the NCLEX-RN and 19% of the NCLEX-PN exams. This category focuses on effective collaboration with the healthcare team to ensure safe, high-quality patient care.

  • Client advocacy and rights
  • Confidentiality and informed consent
  • Continuity of care and care coordination
  • Ethical and legal responsibilities
  • Quality improvement and risk management
  • Team communication and collaboration

Our free Management of aCare NCLEX questions are designed to help you practice and reinforce these critical concepts, so you’re well-prepared for the exam.

NCLEX Coordinated Care Questions

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Question 1
A nurse hears a UAP tell a client, “I’ll help you later,” but does not return. The client later falls while trying to get up alone. What should the nurse do first?
A
File an incident report
B
Assess the client for injuries
C
Report the UAP to the manager
D
Document the fall
Question 1 Explanation: 
Patient safety always first, then paperwork.
Question 2
A nurse delegates feeding to a UAP. The client later aspirates. Which action by the nurse contributed most?
A
Delegating feeding
B
Trusting the UAP
C
Being busy with another client
D
Not supervising after delegation
Question 2 Explanation: 
Nurse retains accountability after delegation.
Question 3
A client tells the nurse, “Don’t tell anyone, but I plan to hurt my roommate after discharge.” What should the nurse do?
A
Encourage client to reconsider
B
Report to the healthcare team
C
Keep confidentiality
D
Document and ignore
Question 3 Explanation: 
Duty to warn/protect overrides confidentiality.
Question 4
A client refuses a blood transfusion for religious reasons. The family demands the nurse proceed anyway. What should the nurse do?
A
Follow family wishes
B
Respect the client’s decision
C
Call security
D
Ask another nurse to give it
Question 4 Explanation: 
Autonomy. Competent client’s choice overrides family.
Question 5
A nurse is asked to float to a unit where they feel untrained. What is the best action?
A
Accept all assignments
B
Refuse and go home
C
Accept but request stable clients
D
Complain to coworkers
Question 5 Explanation: 
Safe practice while staying within competence.
Question 6
A nurse notices another nurse smelling of alcohol and slurring speech. What is the priority action?
A
Confront the nurse in front of others
B
Report to the supervisor immediately
C
Ignore it
D
Wait to see if errors occur
Question 6 Explanation: 
Impaired nurse = patient safety risk.
Question 7
A client with limited English nods “yes” to discharge teaching but looks confused. What is the nurse’s best action?
A
Speak louder
B
Assume understanding
C
Ask a family member to translate
D
Use a certified medical interpreter
Question 7 Explanation: 
Ensures accurate, legal communication.
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