Scheda di esercizi di Fondamenti di infermieristica con soluzioni

Which nutrient is especially important for wound healing?

1. ACaffeine
2. BProtein
3. CSalt
4. DAlcohol

In Kübler-Ross's model of grief, which stage is often described first?

1. ADepression
2. BBargaining
3. CAcceptance
4. DDenial

Why might a patient be given thickened fluids?

1. AThey have difficulty swallowing thin liquids safely
2. BThey have a stomach ulcer
3. CThey are allergic to water
4. DThey need more calories than they can get from food

Quale misura aiuta a prevenire la trombosi venosa profonda nei pazienti ricoverati?

1. ALimitare i liquidi
2. BLa mobilizzazione precoce e gli esercizi per le gambe
3. CAccavallare le gambe da seduti
4. DTenere il paziente a letto il più a lungo possibile

Why is high-flow oxygen often humidified?

1. ATo cool the patient's temperature
2. BTo stop the airways and secretions from drying out
3. CTo make the oxygen more concentrated before it reaches the lungs
4. DTo add medicine to the oxygen

A patient with capacity wants to leave hospital against medical advice. What should the nurse do?

1. AExplain the risks, inform the doctor and document the discussion
2. BLock the ward door to keep the patient in until the doctor arrives
3. CLet them go without telling anyone
4. DHide the patient's clothes so they cannot leave

In English law, giving a treatment to a competent adult who has clearly refused it may amount to:

1. ABattery (trespass to the person)
2. BTheft
3. CDefamation of character
4. DBreach of an employment contract

A dying patient's breathing gets deeper and faster, then shallower, followed by a pause with no breathing, in a repeating cycle. What is this pattern called?

1. AKussmaul breathing
2. BParadoxical breathing
3. CBiot's breathing
4. DCheyne–Stokes breathing