Lembar kerja Keperawatan klinis dengan jawaban

Stoking kompresi bertingkat dan mobilisasi dini setelah operasi terutama digunakan untuk mencegah:

1. ATromboemboli vena
2. BRetensi urine
3. CInfeksi luka
4. DHanya luka tekan di tumit

In acute appendicitis, where does the pain classically start and where does it move to?

1. AIt starts in the left shoulder and moves to the back
2. BIt starts in the right upper abdomen and moves up to the centre of the chest
3. CIt starts around the umbilicus and moves to the right lower abdomen
4. DIt starts in the left lower abdomen and stays there

Mengapa pasien didorong untuk segera turun dari tempat tidur setelah operasi?

1. AAgar luka sembuh tanpa jahitan
2. BUntuk memperpendek efek sedasi anestesi umum
3. CUntuk menaikkan tekanan darah secara permanen
4. DUntuk mengurangi risiko bekuan darah dan infeksi paru

A patient receives IV furosemide for fluid overload. Which findings show the treatment is working?

1. AA rise in weight and more lung crackles
2. BA rise in blood pressure and a new cough
3. CFalling urine output, new ankle swelling and a rise in weight
4. DIncreased urine output, less breathlessness and a falling weight

Dalam rentang waktu berapa trombolisis IV umumnya diberikan untuk stroke iskemik akut?

1. AHanya setelah 24 jam
2. BDalam 4,5 jam sejak awitan gejala
3. CDalam 48 jam sejak awitan gejala
4. DKapan saja dalam seminggu

Why is it important to prevent hypothermia during and after surgery?

1. AIt increases the risk of wound infection, bleeding and cardiac complications
2. BIt makes the patient wake up too quickly and become agitated in recovery
3. CIt causes high blood glucose only
4. DIt makes the patient's pain disappear

Seorang pasien yang menggunakan antikoagulan terjatuh dan kepalanya terbentur, tetapi tampak baik-baik saja. Apa tindakan yang benar?

1. ATidak perlu tindakan, karena pasien tampak baik
2. BAtur evaluasi medis dan kemungkinan CT scan, dengan observasi neurologis
3. CAnjurkan pasien tidur tanpa observasi
4. DBerikan dosis tambahan antikoagulan

In a patient with a head injury, which is usually the earliest sign of rising intracranial pressure?

1. AA change in level of consciousness
2. BA slow pulse with high blood pressure
3. CA fixed, dilated pupil on both sides
4. DIrregular breathing pauses