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Which single action is the most effective way to prevent the spread of infection in hospital?

1. AWearing a mask all day
2. BHand hygiene
3. CGiving every patient antibiotics
4. DKeeping the windows closed

Which task should the registered nurse not delegate to a nursing assistant?

1. AMaking an occupied bed
2. BGiving a bed bath to a stable patient
3. CEvaluating whether the patient understood discharge teaching
4. DWalking a stable patient up and down the corridor after lunch

Which strategy helps a nurse organize care at the start of a shift?

1. ADo the quickest tasks first so the list gets shorter
2. BDo the tasks in strict order of room number, whatever their urgency
3. CWait until problems come up and then decide what to do
4. DRank the tasks by urgency after report and plan the time around them

Suaugusysis, valgantis dienos kambaryje, staiga čiumpa gerklę ir negali kalbėti, kvėpuoti ar kosėti. Ką slaugytojas turėtų daryti pirmiausia?

1. AAklai šluoti burną pirštu
2. BPasišaukti pagalbos ir atlikti smūgius į nugarą bei pilvo spaudimus
3. CPalaukti, ar pacientas iškosės
4. DDuoti pacientui stiklinę vandens maistui nuplauti

A nurse has called the rapid response team for a deteriorating patient. What should the nurse do while waiting for the team?

1. AGo to the station to finish documentation for other patients
2. BGive a dose of every as-needed medication on the chart
3. CLeave the patient for a few minutes to find the relatives and explain what is happening
4. DStay with the patient, give oxygen as prescribed and have recent vital signs ready

During an IV vancomycin infusion, a patient develops flushing and itching of the face and neck. What should the nurse do first?

1. AStop or slow the infusion and inform the provider
2. BIgnore it, because flushing is always harmless and passes
3. CApply a warm compress to the face and neck
4. DSpeed up the infusion to finish it quickly

A patient has a wrist restraint. The nurse finds the fingers on that hand pale, cool and tingling. What should the nurse do first?

1. ALoosen the restraint and assess the circulation
2. BTighten the restraint so the patient moves less
3. CRaise the arm on a pillow and check again in two hours
4. DDocument the finding and continue with the medication round

After the RN taught a patient to inject insulin, an LPN/LVN reports that the patient still cannot draw up the dose correctly. What should happen next?

1. AThe LPN/LVN writes a new teaching plan and evaluates it at the end of the shift
2. BThe nursing assistant shows the patient again at lunch
3. CThe patient is discharged with a leaflet to read at home
4. DThe RN reassesses the patient’s learning needs and adjusts the teaching