उत्तरों सहित संक्रमण नियंत्रण और रोगी सुरक्षा वर्कशीट

Which vaccine is offered to health care workers mainly because of their risk of exposure to blood?

1. ATyphoid vaccine
2. BYellow fever vaccine
3. CHepatitis B vaccine
4. DRabies vaccine

Where should medicines be stored in a home with young children?

1. AOn the kitchen counter so doses are not forgotten
2. BIn their original containers in a locked or high cabinet
3. CIn unlabeled containers or pill boxes so they are easy to carry around
4. DIn a handbag that is left on the floor or a chair

Why must fire doors in a hospital never be propped open?

1. AThey keep heat inside the ward in winter
2. BThey stop fire and smoke spreading between areas
3. CThey stop visitors from entering the ward outside visiting hours
4. DThey keep noise away from patient rooms

A child has swallowed a button battery. Why is this urgent?

1. AThe only risk is poisoning from heavy metals years later
2. BIt is only harmful if several batteries are swallowed
3. CIt can burn through the lining of the esophagus within hours
4. DIt always passes through the gut without harm

स्टेराइल दस्ताने पहनते समय नर्स दूसरा दस्ताना कैसे पहनती है?

1. Aनंगे हाथ से दूसरे दस्ताने को उँगलियों के सिरों से खींचकर पहनना
2. Bनंगे हाथ से पहले दस्ताने के बाहरी भाग को ठीक करना
3. Cदस्ताने पहनी उँगलियाँ दूसरे दस्ताने के कफ़ के नीचे डालकर उसे खींचकर पहनना
4. Dदस्ताने पहने हाथ से दूसरे दस्ताने का भीतरी भाग पकड़ना

Which drugs are used as antidotes for nerve agent poisoning?

1. AAcetylcysteine and charcoal
2. BVitamin K and protamine
3. CNaloxone and flumazenil
4. DAtropine and pralidoxime

A patient on a general ward for two days is found to have smear-positive pulmonary TB. What should the nurse do besides moving the patient to an airborne isolation room?

1. ANothing more, because the patient has now been isolated
2. BInform infection prevention so exposed patients and staff can be identified and followed up
3. CClose the ward to all new admissions for a full year
4. DTell all the exposed patients to start TB drugs at once, before any testing

An 84-year-old resident with an indwelling catheter suddenly becomes confused but has no fever. What should the nurse consider?

1. AThe confusion is part of normal aging at this age and needs no further action
2. BA sedative is needed to keep the resident calm
3. CInfection can be ruled out because there is no fever
4. DAn infection may present as confusion in older adults, so assess further and report