Scheda di esercizi di Fondamenti di infermieristica con soluzioni

How are controlled drugs such as morphine stored on a ward?

1. AIn the patient's bedside locker, so they can take them when needed
2. BOn an open shelf in the treatment room
3. CIn the staff room fridge
4. DIn a locked controlled-drug cupboard with a register of stock

Which drug is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis?

1. AOral paracetamol
2. BIntravenous antibiotics given straight away
3. CAn oral antihistamine given on its own
4. DIntramuscular adrenaline (epinephrine)

What does an HbA1c test show?

1. AThe blood glucose at the moment of the test
2. BThe average blood glucose over the last two to three months
3. CThe amount of insulin made by the pancreas over the last week
4. DThe amount of glucose in the urine

When cleaning a surgical incision, in which direction should the nurse clean?

1. ABack and forth along the incision with the same swab
2. BIn circles from the outside in, reusing the swab
3. CFrom the surrounding skin towards the incision with one swab
4. DFrom the incision outwards, using a new swab for each stroke

What is medicines reconciliation on admission?

1. AOrdering new stock from the pharmacy
2. BChanging all the patient's medicines to hospital brands
3. CGetting an accurate list of the medicines taken before admission
4. DCounting the tablets in the ward drug trolley at the start of each shift

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. CThe patient may still be identifiable, which breaches confidentiality
4. DIt is not a problem because no name was given

What is the best way to check that a patient has learned to use an inhaler correctly?

1. AAsk whether they have read the leaflet
2. BAsk them to repeat the drug's name
3. CAsk the patient to show how they use it
4. DAsk whether they have any questions

A competent adult who is a Jehovah's Witness refuses a blood transfusion that the team believes is needed. Which two ethical principles are in conflict?

1. AFidelity and justice
2. BJustice and veracity
3. CAutonomy and beneficence
4. DVeracity and non-maleficence