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Which pulse do trained healthcare staff usually check in an unresponsive adult?

1. AThe temporal pulse at the side of the head
2. BThe carotid pulse in the neck
3. CThe pedal pulse on the foot
4. DThe radial pulse at the wrist

Which of these is an example of tertiary prevention?

1. ACardiac rehabilitation after a heart attack
2. BA campaign to reduce smoking in teenagers
3. CVaccinating healthcare workers against hepatitis B
4. DMeasuring blood pressure at a health check

Leaving a dependent adult without food, warmth or basic care is which type of abuse?

1. AFinancial abuse
2. BSexual abuse
3. CPsychological abuse
4. DNeglect

Which adverse effect is a particular risk with NSAIDs such as ibuprofen?

1. ALow blood sugar
2. BSevere constipation that lasts for weeks
3. CBreathing slowing down
4. DStomach irritation and bleeding

Apa yang terjadi pada tahap evaluasi proses keperawatan?

1. APerawat mengumpulkan riwayat pasien dan observasi dasar untuk pertama kalinya
2. BPerawat memeriksa apakah tujuan telah tercapai dan menyesuaikan rencana
3. CPerawat melaksanakan intervensi yang direncanakan
4. DPerawat menulis surat pulang untuk dokter

A patient with a weak left leg walks with a stick in the right hand. What is the correct sequence?

1. AMove the stick and the right leg together, then the left leg
2. BMove the stick and the left leg forward together, then the right leg
3. CMove the right leg first, then the stick, then the left leg
4. DMove both legs forward together first, then bring the stick level with them

Which pair of details is best for confirming a patient's identity before giving a medicine?

1. AThe name on the door and the patient's face
2. BBed number and the patient's first name, checked against the ward list
3. CRoom number and diagnosis
4. DFull name and date of birth, checked against the wristband

For a patient at risk of pressure ulcers, why is the head of the bed usually kept at 30 degrees or less if their condition allows?

1. ALower angles increase blood flow to the heels
2. BLower angles stop the patient from getting out of bed
3. CHigher angles make the patient slide down, causing shear over the sacrum
4. DHigher angles always cause breathing problems in patients who are bedbound