NLN New 2026 NEX Sample Questions Reliable NEX Test Engine [Q60-Q77]

Q60. Given that 1 foot = 12 inches and 1 inch = 2.54 centimeters, approximately how many centimeters are there in
10 feet?

Q61. Reading Comprehension
Passage:
Older adults may be at increased risk for falls due to decreased balance, vision changes, and muscle weakness.
Preventive measures such as exercise and home safety modifications can reduce fall risk.
What is the main purpose of the passage?

Q62. Reading Comprehension
Passage:
Medical research relies on controlled experiments to test hypotheses. By controlling variables, researchers can determine whether observed effects are due to the factor being studied.
Why are controlled experiments important?

Q63. Reading Comprehension
Passage:
Physical therapy can help patients regain strength, mobility, and independence after injury or surgery.
Treatment plans are individualized based on patient needs and progress.
Which idea is directly stated in the passage?

Q64. In which biochemical family do starch and glycogen belong?

Q65. Three nurses work a combined total of 130 hours each week. If Nurse A worked 5 days forhours each day, and Nurse B worked 4 days forhours each day, how many hours did Nurse C work?

Q66. Word Knowledge
The word”decline”most nearly means:

Q67. Word Knowledge
The word”observe”most nearly means:

Q68. Five samples were taken of a population of four-year-old children.
The table shows the sample sizes and mean heights (cm):

Based on these samples, what is the mean height of the population of four-year-old children?

Q69. A car travels 15.6 miles on
3
4
4
3
of a gallon of gas. How many miles can the car travel on 5 gallons of gas?

Q70. Word Knowledge
The word”restrict”most nearly means:

Q71. A doctor lowered a patient’s dosage from 50 mg to 40 mg. What percent decrease was this?

Q72. What is the term for small, clear vessels found near blood capillaries and responsible for draining excess interstitial fluid not reabsorbed into the blood?

Q73. Which of the following pictures reflects the effect on red blood cells when plain water is infused into a person?

Q74. The four main types of macromolecules found in our cells are lipids, carbohydrates, proteins, and

Q75. Reading Comprehension
Passage:
Sleep deprivation can impair immune function, making individuals more susceptible to illness. Over time, chronic lack of sleep may increase the risk of serious health conditions.
Which statement is best supported by the passage?

Q76. A nutritionist recommends that a certain client getof his calories from fats,of his calories from proteins, and the remainder of his calories from carbohydrates.
What fraction of all calories should the client get from carbohydrates?

Q77. On Isle Royale, the natural predator of the moose is the wolf. In 1970, the moose population on Isle Royale was almost double that of wolves. By 1980, the moose population had been reduced to half that of 1970, while the number of wolves had almost tripled.
Which of the following statements best explains these events?