Scheda di esercizi di Fondamenti di infermieristica con soluzioni

What is an asymptomatic carrier?

1. AA person who has been vaccinated against the organism
2. BA person who has a microorganism but shows no signs of illness
3. CA person who has fully recovered from the infection and can no longer pass it on
4. DA person with severe symptoms of infection

Una frequenza cardiaca a riposo inferiore a 60 battiti al minuto in un adulto si chiama:

1. ABradipnea
2. BBradicardia
3. CTachicardia
4. DAritmia

What are black, sticky, tar-like stools called?

1. ASteatorrhoea
2. BHaematuria
3. CMelaena
4. DConstipation

Why does long-term immobility increase the risk of kidney stones?

1. ACalcium released from bone raises the calcium in the urine
2. BThe kidneys stop producing urine during bed rest
3. CPatients on bed rest drink too much fluid
4. DLying flat makes the kidneys produce extra uric acid

Why must a respirator such as an FFP3 or N95 mask be fit-tested?

1. AIt only protects if it seals closely to the wearer's face
2. BIt must be tested to check it is the right colour
3. CFit-testing makes the mask reusable for a week
4. DFit-testing checks whether the patient is still infectious

A nurse posts about an "interesting patient" on social media without naming them. Why is this a problem?

1. AIt is not a problem if the account is private
2. BIt is only a problem if the post also includes a photograph of the patient
3. CIt is not a problem because no name was given
4. DThe patient may still be identifiable, which breaches confidentiality

A small fire starts in a patient's room. What is the first action?

1. ATry to put out the fire with water
2. BGo and find the fire safety officer to ask what should be done
3. COpen the windows to let out the smoke
4. DMove the patient away from immediate danger

A patient says, "I've bought nicotine patches and I'm stopping smoking on Monday." Which stage of change is this?

1. AContemplation
2. BPreparation
3. CMaintenance
4. DAction