उत्तरों सहित नर्सिंग के मूल सिद्धांत वर्कशीट

What does "orthopnoea" mean?

1. ABreathlessness that only starts after heavy exercise
2. BA breathing rate that is slower than normal
3. CBreathing that stops for short periods during sleep
4. DBreathlessness when lying flat that eases on sitting up

नर्सिंग हैंडओवर का मुख्य उद्देश्य क्या है?

1. Aपाली जल्दी समाप्त करना
2. Bमरीज़ के बिलिंग विवरण दर्ज करना
3. Cस्टाफ़ रोटा पर चर्चा करना
4. Dसटीक जानकारी आगे देना ताकि देखभाल सुरक्षित रूप से जारी रहे

Where is a sublingual tablet placed?

1. AUnder the tongue
2. BBetween the cheek and the gum
3. COn top of the tongue to be chewed
4. DIn the back of the throat to be swallowed

Why do nurses often count the respiratory rate while still appearing to take the pulse?

1. ACounting breaths is only accurate when the wrist is held
2. BThe pulse and breathing rates are always the same number
3. CIt is not allowed to tell patients that breathing is measured
4. DPatients who know their breathing is watched tend to change it

In England and Wales, what does it mean if a child under 16 is "Gillick competent"?

1. AThey are old enough to vote and drive
2. BTheir parents must always make every decision for them
3. CThey can refuse all treatment, whatever the risk, until they reach the age of 18
4. DThey have enough understanding to consent to a particular treatment themselves

Why is hand hygiene still needed after removing gloves?

1. AIt is not needed, as the gloves protected the hands
2. BGlove powder causes skin allergies and must always be washed off the hands
3. CGloves can have tiny holes and hands can be contaminated during removal
4. DHand hygiene is only needed if the gloves were sterile

Why must concentrated potassium chloride never be given as a quick intravenous injection?

1. AIt makes the potassium inactive in the blood
2. BIt stops the kidneys from working at once
3. CIt can cause a fatal cardiac arrest
4. DIt makes the vein turn blue for a week

A colleague asks the nurse to countersign the controlled drug register for a dose the nurse did not see being prepared or given. What should the nurse do?

1. ARefuse, as they can only sign for what they have witnessed
2. BSign, as the colleague is trustworthy
3. CSign, but only if the colleague is senior
4. DSign it later, at the end of the shift, once the colleague explains