Scheda di esercizi di Fondamenti di infermieristica con soluzioni
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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
Which professional mainly assesses and treats swallowing problems?
ARespiratory physiotherapist
BSpeech and language therapist (speech-language pathologist)
CPodiatrist
DOccupational therapist
2.Facile
Che cosa significa advocacy del paziente da parte dell'infermiere?
AFarsi portavoce dei diritti e degli interessi del paziente
BDifendere l'ospedale nei reclami
CPrendere decisioni di cura al posto di ogni paziente, nel suo migliore interesse
DDare consulenza legale ai pazienti
3.Facile
Which of these is an example of tertiary prevention?
AVaccinating healthcare workers against hepatitis B
BA campaign to reduce smoking in teenagers
CMeasuring blood pressure at a health check
DCardiac rehabilitation after a heart attack
4.Media
Why is hand hygiene still needed after removing gloves?
AGlove powder causes skin allergies and must always be washed off the hands
BHand hygiene is only needed if the gloves were sterile
CGloves can have tiny holes and hands can be contaminated during removal
DIt is not needed, as the gloves protected the hands
5.Media
What makes "Risk for falls" a risk nursing diagnosis rather than an actual one?
AThe problem can never be prevented
BThe patient has already fallen several times
CThe fall has not happened yet, but risk factors are present
DThe doctor has confirmed the diagnosis with tests and a scan
6.Media
A smoker says, "I know I should stop, and I'm thinking about it some time in the next few months." Which stage of change is this?
APrecontemplation
BPreparation
CMaintenance
DContemplation
7.Difficile
An 86-year-old has new confusion and a temperature of 37,1 °C. Why should infection still be considered?
AA temperature of 37,1 °C is a fever in older adults
BOlder adults normally have a higher body temperature
CConfusion is always caused by infection in older adults
DOlder adults often have a weaker fever response to infection
8.Difficile
A patient opens their eyes only to pain, makes incomprehensible sounds and withdraws from a painful stimulus. What is the Glasgow Coma Scale score?
A8
B11
C9
D6
Soluzioni
1. B · Speech and language therapist (speech-language pathologist)
2. A · Farsi portavoce dei diritti e degli interessi del paziente
3. D · Cardiac rehabilitation after a heart attack
4. C · Gloves can have tiny holes and hands can be contaminated during removal
5. C · The fall has not happened yet, but risk factors are present
6. D · Contemplation
7. D · Older adults often have a weaker fever response to infection
8. A · 8
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