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When a nurse receives a critical lab result by phone, what does “read-back” mean?

1. AReading the result to the next shift at handover
2. BRepeating the result back to the caller to confirm it
3. CReading the result aloud to the patient straight away
4. DWaiting for the written report before doing anything

Which drug reverses the anticoagulant effect of heparin?

1. AVitamin K
2. BProtamine sulfate
3. CAtropine
4. DNaloxone

What does a root cause analysis look for after a serious event?

1. AHow much the event cost the hospital
2. BThe underlying system causes of the event
3. CThe single staff member who should be blamed
4. DWhich patient made the complaint

A nurse needs to give report on a patient to a colleague. Which information is the most important to include?

1. ADetails of the nurse’s own break times that shift
2. BPersonal opinions about the patient’s family members and their visiting habits
3. CThe patient’s favorite television programs and hobbies
4. DThe patient’s current condition, recent changes and pending tasks

A nursing assistant tells the RN that a patient’s IV pump is alarming. What is the best response?

1. A“Increase the rate a little so the alarm clears.”
2. B“Silence the alarm and I will check it at the end of the shift.”
3. C“I will come and check the pump and the IV site now.”
4. D“Turn the pump off and on again until it stops.”

A patient has a tonic-clonic seizure in bed. What should the nurse do first?

1. AHold the arms and legs down firmly to stop the jerking movements quickly
2. BGive a drink of water to help the patient wake
3. CProtect the head and turn the patient on their side when possible
4. DPlace a tongue depressor between the teeth

A patient with a head injury has a pupil on one side that is now large and does not react to light. What should the nurse do?

1. ADocument it, because pupils often differ slightly after a head injury
2. BReport it at once, as it may mean the brain is being compressed
3. CRecheck it at the next routine observation in four hours
4. DDim the room lights so the pupil can get smaller

A patient arrives one hour after the start of stroke symptoms. Which step must happen before a thrombolytic drug can be given?

1. AA swallow test with a cup of water
2. BA brain scan to rule out bleeding
3. CA full lipid profile to check cholesterol
4. DAn echocardiogram to look for clots