Scheda di esercizi di Fondamenti di infermieristica con soluzioni

A nurse sees a colleague giving care that puts a patient at risk. What should the nurse do?

1. APost about it on social media
2. BIgnore it to keep a good relationship with the colleague
3. CWait to see whether it happens again
4. DRaise the concern through the proper channels

Which of these is one of the "rights" of medication administration?

1. AThe right nurse
2. BThe right ward
3. CThe right colour
4. DThe right route

What does "dysuria" mean?

1. APain or burning when passing urine
2. BLeaking urine when coughing
3. CBlood in the urine, making it pink
4. DWaking at night to pass urine

A patient asks to see their own health records. What is correct in the UK?

1. APatients can only see their records once they have been discharged
2. BPatients can see their records only with a court order
3. CPatients have a legal right to request access to their records
4. DOnly doctors are allowed to see health records

Before fitting anti-embolism stockings, what should the nurse do?

1. AMeasure the legs to get the right size and check for arterial disease
2. BFit the tightest size available so the stockings give the best effect
3. CFit them over existing bandages or wounds
4. DChoose a size by looking at the patient's shoe size and weight

How is a 24-hour urine collection started?

1. AThe first urine of the morning is kept and the rest of the day's urine is discarded
2. BThe first urine of the morning is discarded and the time noted, then all urine is kept
3. COnly urine passed at night is collected
4. DA sample is taken every four hours and the rest discarded

During a sterile dressing change, the nurse's sterile glove touches the bed rail. What should the nurse do?

1. ACarry on, as the bed rail was cleaned that morning
2. BWipe the glove with an alcohol swab and carry on with the dressing change
3. CPut a second pair of sterile gloves over the first pair
4. DRemove the gloves, perform hand hygiene and put on new sterile gloves

A patient with new swallowing difficulty is prescribed a modified-release tablet. What should the nurse do?

1. ACut the tablet into quarters and give the pieces one at a time with water
2. BCrush the tablet and mix it with yoghurt
3. COmit the medicine without telling anyone
4. DContact the prescriber or pharmacist for a suitable alternative