ورقة عمل تحديد الأولويات والتفويض مع الإجابات

Why may a full-thickness burn feel painless at its center?

1. AThe nerve endings in the skin have been destroyed
2. BThe burn only affects the thin surface layer of the skin
3. CThe burn has already fully healed
4. DThe patient has been given too much fluid

في التفويض، ماذا يعني "الشخص الصحيح"؟

1. Aالمفوَّض إليه هو أقدم مساعد مناوب في تلك الوردية
2. Bالمفوَّض إليه هو الموظف الأقل انشغالًا
3. Cالمفوَّض إليه مدرَّب وكفء ومسموح له بأداء المهمة
4. Dوافق المريض على تلقي الرعاية من المفوَّض إليه

In nursing management, what is an “assignment”?

1. AA written order from a prescriber for a treatment
2. BAsking a colleague to do a task outside their usual scope
3. CHanding legal accountability for a patient over to a nursing colleague
4. DGiving staff care activities that are within their own role and scope

A patient is receiving opioids after surgery. Which finding usually comes before opioid-induced respiratory depression?

1. AA sudden rise in pain scores
2. BIncreased appetite and thirst
3. CIncreasing sleepiness that is hard to rouse
4. DA rise in blood pressure with flushed cheeks

A nurse teaches a patient who uses home oxygen. Which statement shows a need for further teaching?

1. A“I will not use oil-based creams on my face.”
2. B“My husband can smoke in my room if the window is open.”
3. C“I will put up no-smoking signs at the front door and in my room.”
4. D“I will keep the oxygen away from the gas stove.”

After a hip replacement, a patient has sudden severe hip pain, and the operated leg looks shorter and turned. What should the nurse suspect?

1. AA urinary tract infection
2. BNormal pain after surgery
3. CA pressure injury on the heel
4. DDislocation of the new hip

After surgery, a patient who has taken long-term steroids becomes hypotensive and weak, and the blood pressure does not rise with IV fluids. Which problem should the nurse suspect?

1. ANormal tiredness after anesthesia
2. BFluid overload from too much IV fluid
3. CAdrenal crisis from steroid withdrawal
4. DAn allergic reaction to the anesthetic

A patient with untreated hyperthyroidism has surgery and develops a temperature of 40 °C, a heart rate of 160/min and severe agitation. What is most likely happening?

1. AMyxedema coma
2. BOpioid withdrawal
3. CThyroid storm
4. DA normal reaction to pain