1.Priorità e delegaMedia
An anxious patient is breathing very fast and has tingling fingers. The blood gas shows pH 7,51 and PaCO₂ 29 mmHg (3,9 kPa). What should the nurse do first?
- AGive IV sodium bicarbonate as soon as it can be found
- BEncourage the patient to breathe even faster
- CGive oxygen at the highest flow and leave the room
- DStay with the patient and coach slow, calm breathing
2.Priorità e delegaDifficile
Which finding after a laparoscopic cholecystectomy is expected and needs only reassurance and comfort measures?
- ARight shoulder pain from the gas used during surgery
- BYellow skin with dark urine on the second day
- CA heart rate of 125/min with a falling blood pressure
- DIncreasing abdominal pain with a temperature of 39 °C
3.Controllo delle infezioni e sicurezza del pazienteMedia
A patient in bed has a generalized tonic-clonic seizure. What should the nurse do?
- AGive sips of water to keep the airway moist
- BHold the arms and legs firmly to stop the movements
- CPut a padded tongue blade between the teeth to protect the tongue from biting
- DTurn the patient on their side and protect them from injury without restraining
4.Controllo delle infezioni e sicurezza del pazienteDifficile
During bedside handoff, the patient says, “I’m allergic to sulfa drugs,” but no allergy is recorded. What should the nurse do?
- AClarify the reaction, update the allergy record and tell the prescriber
- BTell the patient that sulfa drugs are always safe
- CIgnore it, because the electronic record is more reliable than the patient’s memory
- DWait until the patient is discharged to update the record
5.Valori di laboratorio ed elettrolitiMedia
Un paziente con cirrosi ha un'albumina di 2,2 g/dL (22 g/L). Quale reperto è più probabilmente correlato?
- APressione arteriosa alta
- BEdema e ascite
- CAumento della diuresi
- DIperkaliemia
6.Valori di laboratorio ed elettrolitiDifficile
A patient started methimazole for hyperthyroidism 6 weeks ago and now has a fever and a severe sore throat. Which action is most important?
- ACheck the TSH and double the dose if it is still low
- BHold the drug and arrange an urgent white cell and neutrophil count
- CGive the next dose and suggest warm salt-water gargles for comfort
- DAdvise the patient to continue the drug and drink more fluid
7.Infermieristica clinicaMedia
An older adult has left lower abdominal pain, fever and a raised CRP. Which condition is most likely?
- ABiliary colic
- BGastric ulcer
- CAppendicitis
- DDiverticulitis
8.Infermieristica clinicaDifficile
A patient admitted after a fall takes many regular medicines. Which safety step on admission helps prevent medication errors?
- AStopping all regular medicines until the day the patient is discharged
- BMedicines reconciliation against reliable sources, such as primary care records
- CPrescribing only the medicines that the patient can remember taking
- DDoubling the doses to make up for any missed while at home
9.Area medico-chirurgica: cardiovascolare e respiratoriaMedia
Why is intravenous furosemide given slowly rather than as a rapid push of a large dose?
- ARapid high doses can damage hearing
- BRapid doses cause severe constipation
- CSlow injection makes the urine output larger
- DRapid doses cause the potassium level to rise
10.Area medico-chirurgica: cardiovascolare e respiratoriaDifficile
Dopo un intervento all'anca, un paziente diventa improvvisamente dispnoico e ansioso con frequenza cardiaca 124/min, SpO₂ 86% in aria ambiente e dolore acuto con il respiro. Il torace all'auscultazione è pulito. Che cosa deve fare per prima cosa l'infermiere?
- AFar sdraiare il paziente e sollevare entrambe le gambe su cuscini
- BSomministrare un sedativo per l'ansia e ricontrollare dopo un'ora
- CFar camminare il paziente nel reparto per migliorare la respirazione
- DSomministrare ossigeno, mettere il paziente seduto, chiedere una valutazione urgente e restare con lui
11.Area medico-chirurgica: neurologica, endocrina e renaleMedia
For which patient with migraine would the nurse question an order for sumatriptan?
- AA patient with well-controlled hypothyroidism
- BA patient with a history of angina
- CA patient who also has asthma
- DA patient with an allergy to penicillin
12.Area medico-chirurgica: neurologica, endocrina e renaleDifficile
Un paziente con tumore del polmone e SIADH ha un sodio di 112 mmol/L e ha convulsioni. Qual è il trattamento più appropriato?
- ASoluzione salina ipertonica, monitorata, con una velocità di aumento limitata
- BGrandi volumi di acqua per bocca per aiutare a diluire l'urina
- CCorrezione rapida a 140 mmol/L nelle prime sei ore
- DGlucosio EV al 5% a velocità elevata finché le convulsioni non cessano
13.Area medico-chirurgica: gastrointestinale, perioperatoria e oncologicaMedia
What is anticipatory nausea in chemotherapy?
- ANausea that starts about a week after each cycle and lasts for days
- BNausea triggered by reminders of treatment before it is given
- CNausea caused by low blood glucose
- DNausea caused only by the smell of food
14.Area medico-chirurgica: gastrointestinale, perioperatoria e oncologicaDifficile
On day 3 after laparoscopic cholecystectomy, a patient has abdominal pain, fever and mild jaundice, and green fluid is draining from the drain. What is most likely?
- AUrinary retention
- BA bile leak
- CNormal post-operative drainage
- DA wound haematoma