ورقة عمل أساسيات التمريض مع الإجابات

What does "nocturia" mean?

1. ABedwetting in young children only
2. BPassing urine only in the morning
3. CWaking at night to pass urine
4. DBeing unable to sleep because of pain

Which infection needs airborne precautions?

1. AAn MRSA wound infection
2. BClostridioides difficile diarrhoea
3. CA urinary tract infection with E. coli
4. DPulmonary tuberculosis

ما أفضل وضعية لمريض واعٍ يعاني صعوبة في التنفس؟

1. Aالاستلقاء على البطن
2. Bوضعية ترندلنبرغ، والرأس أخفض من القدمين
3. Cالجلوس منتصبًا (وضعية فاولر العالية)
4. Dالاستلقاء على الظهر بشكل مستوٍ

When are non-sterile gloves needed?

1. AOnly when the patient is known to have an infection
2. BOnly when handling medicines
3. CFor every patient contact, including taking a pulse or blood pressure
4. DWhen contact with blood, body fluids or broken skin is expected

While wearing sterile gloves, where should the nurse keep their hands?

1. AFolded under the armpits to keep warm
2. BBehind the back when not in use
3. CAbove waist level and in sight
4. DResting on the edge of the sterile field

Why is nail varnish or false nails often removed before surgery?

1. AThey make the anaesthetic work less well
2. BThey can catch fire from the electrical equipment used in theatre
3. CThey can affect pulse oximetry and checking skin colour
4. DThey are a common cause of wound infection

A patient opens their eyes only to pain, makes incomprehensible sounds and withdraws from a painful stimulus. What is the Glasgow Coma Scale score?

1. A11
2. B8
3. C6
4. D9

An 82-year-old takes nine regular medicines and has had two falls this month. What is the most useful next step?

1. AStop all the medicines straight away
2. BAsk for a full medication review
3. CAdd a sedative to help them rest
4. DAdvise the patient to stay in bed