ورقة عمل التمريض السريري مع الإجابات

What is a typical SpO₂ in a healthy adult at rest breathing room air?

1. AAbout 95–100%
2. BAbout 75–80%
3. CAbout 60–70%
4. DAbout 85–88%

C-reactive protein (CRP) is a blood marker of:

1. AKidney function
2. BThyroid function
3. CInflammation
4. DBlood clotting time

What is the most reliable indicator of pain in a patient who can communicate?

1. AThe patient's blood pressure
2. BThe nurse's impression of their face
3. CThe patient's heart rate
4. DThe patient's own report

Which features suggest pyelonephritis rather than simple cystitis?

1. ACloudy urine with no other symptoms
2. BFever, rigors and loin pain
3. CMild burning on passing urine only
4. DFrequency without any pain

After a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, a patient has pain in the shoulder tip. What is the most likely cause?

1. AAn allergic reaction to the dressing
2. BA heart attack caused by the stress of surgery
3. CGas used during the operation irritating the diaphragm
4. DA broken collarbone from being moved onto the table

Why is continuous bladder irrigation used after a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)?

1. ATo give antibiotics directly into the kidneys
2. BTo stretch the bladder back to its normal size
3. CTo measure the patient's kidney function
4. DTo stop blood clots from blocking the catheter

Several hours after thyroid surgery, a patient has increasing neck swelling, stridor and difficulty breathing. What is most likely?

1. AA haematoma compressing the airway
2. BA thyroid storm
3. CHypocalcaemia from parathyroid damage
4. DNormal postoperative swelling

A patient has a blood pressure of 220/130 mmHg with headache, confusion and visual disturbance. Why is the blood pressure lowered in a controlled way rather than as fast as possible?

1. AA sudden drop can reduce blood flow to the brain, heart and kidneys
2. BBlood pressure cannot be lowered with drugs
3. CRapid lowering always causes the hypertension to come back much worse
4. DRapid lowering causes hyperglycaemia