Scheda di esercizi di Infermieristica clinica con soluzioni

The term "tinnitus" means:

1. ABlurred vision
2. BA blocked nose
3. CLoss of balance and dizziness
4. DRinging or buzzing in the ears

Rheumatoid arthritis typically affects:

1. AOnly the big toe
2. BOnly the spine
3. COnly one large weight-bearing joint, such as the knee or hip
4. DThe small joints of the hands and feet on both sides of the body

In palliative care, a syringe driver is used to:

1. AGive a continuous subcutaneous infusion of medicines, often over 24 hours
2. BMeasure blood glucose continuously
3. CGive a single fast intravenous injection when symptoms flare up suddenly
4. DDrain fluid from the lungs

What should a nurse do during a generalised tonic-clonic seizure?

1. AHold the limbs firmly to stop the jerking and prevent injury
2. BPut a tongue depressor between the teeth so that the tongue is not bitten
3. CProtect the head, time the seizure and do not put anything in the mouth
4. DGive the patient a drink of water

In UK guidance, neutropenic sepsis is commonly defined by a temperature above 38 °C or signs of sepsis with a neutrophil count at or below:

1. A0,5 × 10⁹/L
2. B150 × 10⁹/L
3. C5 × 10⁹/L
4. D15 × 10⁹/L

Viene ricoverato un paziente colonizzato da MRSA. Quali precauzioni sono appropriate?

1. APrecauzioni per via aerea con facciale filtrante FFP3 per tutto il personale
2. BNessuna precauzione è necessaria per una colonizzazione
3. CPrecauzioni da contatto con guanti, grembiule e un'accurata igiene delle mani
4. DIsolamento in stanza a pressione negativa per sei mesi

A patient admitted after a fall takes many regular medicines. Which safety step on admission helps prevent medication errors?

1. AMedicines reconciliation against reliable sources, such as primary care records
2. BPrescribing only the medicines that the patient can remember taking
3. CDoubling the doses to make up for any missed while at home
4. DStopping all regular medicines until the day the patient is discharged

Un paziente con catetere venoso centrale diventa improvvisamente dispnoico e ipoteso mentre la linea viene scollegata con il paziente seduto. Quale complicanza è più probabile?

1. AFlebite
2. BEmbolia gassosa
3. CIpoglicemia
4. DPolmonite