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An ileostomy is formed from which part of the bowel?

1. AThe ileum, part of the small intestine
2. BThe sigmoid colon, part of the large intestine
3. CThe rectum, at the end of the bowel
4. DThe stomach, at the top of the gut

Which ethical principle is about treating patients fairly and sharing resources fairly?

1. AAutonomy
2. BJustice
3. CVeracity
4. DBeneficence

Kas yra „grįžtamojo paaiškinimo“ (teach-back) metodas mokant pacientą?

1. APaprašymas, kad pacientas savais žodžiais paaiškintų informaciją atgal
2. BRašytinio lankstinuko davimas pacientui paskaityti namuose prieš kitą vizitą
3. CŠeimos mokymas vietoj paciento
4. DTos pačios informacijos kartojimas tris kartus

What does the Visual Infusion Phlebitis (VIP) score assess?

1. AThe speed of an infusion pump
2. BThe patient's eyesight before surgery
3. CThe risk of an allergic reaction to IV drugs
4. DThe cannula site for signs of phlebitis

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

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

How should dentures be cleaned to avoid breaking them?

1. ABy soaking them in very hot water to sterilise them
2. BOver an empty, hard sink so they can be seen clearly
3. COver a sink lined with a towel or partly filled with water
4. DWith an abrasive cleaning powder to remove stains

A patient going home on warfarin has been taught about the drug. Which statement shows a need for further teaching?

1. A"I'll stop eating all green vegetables from now on."
2. B"I'll keep my appointments for blood tests."
3. C"I'll report any blood in my urine or black stools."
4. D"I'll try to keep the amount of green vegetables I eat steady."

During medicines reconciliation, the patient says they take an anticoagulant at home, but it has not been prescribed in hospital. What should the nurse do?

1. AIgnore it, as the hospital doctor knows best
2. BGive the patient's own supply without telling anyone
3. CTell the patient to stop it for good
4. DInform the prescriber so the omission can be reviewed