ورقة عمل تحديد الأولويات والتفويض مع الإجابات

What is status epilepticus?

1. AA faint caused by standing up too quickly
2. BA seizure lasting 5 minutes or more, or repeated seizures without recovery
3. CA single short seizure that stops on its own within a minute or two
4. DA seizure that happens only during sleep

In the FAST stroke check, what does the T stand for?

1. ATemperature
2. BTime to call emergency services
3. CTongue movement
4. DTremor of the hands

Which statement belongs in the Background part of an SBAR report?

1. A“He was admitted three days ago with pneumonia and also has COPD.”
2. B“I would like you to see him within the next 15 minutes.”
3. C“I am calling about Mr Khan because his blood pressure has dropped.”
4. D“I think he may be developing sepsis.”

An older patient becomes confused over a few hours, with attention that comes and goes. What does this suggest?

1. ADelirium, which needs the cause found quickly
2. BNormal aging that needs no action
3. CA personality change that is permanent and expected
4. DLong-standing dementia that is expected

يُظهر جهاز مراقبة القلب خطًا مستقيمًا (سكتة قلبية انقباضية) لدى مريض، لكن المريض جالس ويتحدث. ماذا تفعل الممرضة أولًا؟

1. Aبدء الضغطات الصدرية فورًا
2. Bفحص المريض ووصلات الأقطاب
3. Cتجهيز جهاز إزالة الرجفان لإعطاء صدمة
4. Dاستدعاء فريق توقف القلب

A pregnant nurse is on the unit. Which patient should the charge nurse avoid assigning to her?

1. AA patient with a sealed radioactive implant for cervical cancer
2. BA patient with type 2 diabetes who needs insulin teaching before discharge
3. CA patient after a hip replacement
4. DA patient with a fractured wrist

علامة أي مريض هي الأكثر استعجالًا؟

1. Aمريض بعد جراحة الركبة لديه كدمة صغيرة في موضع حقنة
2. Bمريض على الوارفارين INR لديه 2,5 وموعد جرعته المسائية المعتادة قد حان
3. Cمريض على تسريب الهيبارين لديه تشوش جديد وصداع شديد
4. Dمريض نتيجة تعداد صفائحه معلقة

A patient with SIADH has a serum sodium of 120 mEq/L and is newly confused. Which nursing action has priority?

1. ATeaching the patient about a low-sodium diet at home
2. BEncouraging the patient to drink plenty of water
3. CSeizure precautions and close neurological checks
4. DHelping the patient to walk in the corridor alone