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Which symptoms are typical of high blood glucose (hyperglycaemia)?

1. AItchy rash, wheeze and swollen lips
2. BThirst, passing a lot of urine and tiredness
3. CSlow pulse, cold skin and shivering
4. DShaking, sweating and a fast, pounding heartbeat

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. BIn the staff room fridge
3. COn an open shelf in the treatment room
4. DIn a locked controlled-drug cupboard with a register of stock

Which pulse do trained healthcare staff usually check in an unresponsive adult?

1. AThe radial pulse at the wrist
2. BThe pedal pulse on the foot
3. CThe temporal pulse at the side of the head
4. DThe carotid pulse in the neck

If hair needs to be removed before surgery, what is recommended?

1. APlucking the hairs with tweezers
2. BShaving with a razor the night before
3. CHair removal cream applied in theatre
4. DElectric clippers on the day of surgery

A dying patient asks to see a chaplain or religious leader. What should the nurse do?

1. AAsk the patient's doctor if a visit is allowed
2. BTell the patient to wait until visiting hours tomorrow
3. CArrange the visit as soon as possible
4. DExplain that religious matters are not part of care

A patient with a leg injury is climbing stairs with crutches. Which leg should go up first?

1. AThe unaffected leg
2. BThe injured leg
3. CBoth legs together
4. DThe crutches always go first

A toddler is brought in with bruises on both cheeks and the parent's explanation does not fit the injuries. What should the nurse do?

1. ASend the child home and phone the family next week
2. BIgnore it, as children often bruise themselves
3. CDocument accurately and follow the child safeguarding procedure
4. DConfront the parent and ask them directly whether they hurt the child

A patient who had a GCS of 15 this morning now opens their eyes only to voice and is confused. What should the nurse do?

1. AGive a sedative to calm the confusion
2. BLet the patient sleep, as they are probably tired
3. CRecord it and recheck at the next routine time
4. DTreat it as deterioration and escalate urgently