ورقة عمل التمريض السريري مع الإجابات

How should nursing records be written?

1. AAt the end of the week, written from memory in one go to save time
2. BIn pencil so that mistakes can be rubbed out
3. CAccurately and as soon as possible after the event, with date, time and signature
4. DUsing personal abbreviations that only the nurse who wrote them understands

ماذا يعني الاختصار DVT؟

1. Aالتوتر الوريدي الانبساطي
2. Bالعلاج الوعائي المباشر
3. Cالسبيل البطيني المتوسع
4. Dتخثر الأوردة العميقة

After a stroke, a patient has "aphasia". What does this mean?

1. ALoss of vision in one eye
2. BDifficulty understanding or producing language
3. CDifficulty swallowing food, drink and saliva
4. DWeakness of one side of the body

Why are alternate sutures sometimes removed first when taking out stitches?

1. ABecause the remaining sutures dissolve on their own within a day
2. BTo reduce the cost of dressings
3. CTo make the procedure faster
4. DTo check the wound stays closed before removing the rest

A patient taking a statin reports unexplained muscle pain and weakness. What should the nurse do?

1. AAdvise more vigorous exercise to work through it
2. BReport it, as statins can cause muscle damage
3. CReassure them that this is a sign the drug is working
4. DTell them to double the dose

When a patient returns to the ward from theatre, what should the nurse assess first?

1. AWhether visitors are waiting to see the patient
2. BThe patient's dietary preferences for the next meal
3. CAirway, breathing, circulation and level of consciousness
4. DThe discharge date

Which patient should the nurse assess first?

1. AA postoperative patient who rates their pain as 6/10
2. BA patient with diabetes whose glucose is 11 mmol/L (198 mg/dL) before lunch
3. CA patient with COPD whose SpO₂ is 89% and within their target range
4. DA patient with asthma who can only speak in single words

A conscious patient with hypoglycaemia was given fast-acting carbohydrate. On re-check 15 minutes later the blood glucose is 3,6 mmol/L (65 mg/dL). What should the nurse do next?

1. ATake no action because the level is rising
2. BGive a dose of subcutaneous insulin
3. CGive a long-acting carbohydrate snack only and recheck tomorrow
4. DGive another dose of fast-acting carbohydrate and recheck