Užduočių lapas tema Slaugos pagrindai su atsakymais

What is breakthrough pain?

1. APain that goes away after a good night's sleep
2. BA flare of pain between regular doses of analgesia
3. CPain felt only during physiotherapy
4. DPain caused by breaking a bone

What does the term "last offices" (post-mortem care) mean in nursing?

1. AThe last dose of medication before surgery
2. BThe final ward round before discharge
3. CThe paperwork completed at the end of a shift
4. DThe care of a person's body after death

Which complication of long bed rest causes the foot to point downwards and stiffen in that position?

1. AFlat foot
2. BClub foot
3. CHammer toe
4. DFoot drop

Pacientui didelė kritimo rizika. Kuri priemonė tinkamiausia?

1. ALaikyti pacientą lovoje be įvertinimo
2. BVisiems pacientams įprastai pakelti visus lovos turėklus ir laikyti juos lovoje, kol bus įvertinti
3. CŽemai nuleista lova, iškvietimo mygtukas pasiekiamas ir neslystanti avalynė
4. DNaktį duoti raminamųjų

A student nurse is asked to carry out a procedure they have not been trained to do. What should they do?

1. ADo it anyway, carefully, to avoid upsetting the team or delaying care
2. BAsk the patient to talk them through it
3. CExplain that they have not been trained and ask for supervision
4. DWatch a video and then do it alone

A goal states: "The patient will report pain of 3/10 or less within one hour of analgesia." After one hour the patient reports 6/10. What should the nurse do?

1. ARecord the goal as met, as the pain has gone down
2. BWait until the next day to evaluate again
3. CChange the goal to 6/10 or less so that it counts as met
4. DRecord the goal as not met and review the plan

During tracheal suction a patient's SpO₂ falls from 95% to 85% and the heart rate drops. What should the nurse do?

1. AIncrease the suction pressure to finish faster
2. BStop suctioning and give oxygen until the patient recovers
3. CInsert the catheter further into the airway
4. DContinue until all the secretions have been removed from the airway

A healthcare assistant (nursing assistant) has recorded a blood pressure of 82/50 mmHg during routine observations but did not report it. What should the registered nurse do first?

1. ATalk to the healthcare assistant about reporting
2. BRepeat the observations at the next routine time
3. CComplete an incident report
4. DAssess the patient straight away