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What is status epilepticus?

1. AA seizure lasting 5 minutes or more, or repeated seizures without recovery
2. BA faint caused by standing up too quickly
3. CA seizure that happens only during sleep
4. DA single short seizure that stops on its own within a minute or two

An adult without lung disease is breathing room air. Which SpO₂ reading needs action?

1. A99%
2. B97%
3. C96%
4. D89%

How many rights of delegation are commonly taught?

1. ATen
2. BThree
3. CFive
4. DSeven

A nurse teaches a patient about levothyroxine. Which statement shows a need for further teaching?

1. A“I will take it at breakfast with my calcium tablet.”
2. B“I will take it on an empty stomach with a glass of water.”
3. C“I will take it at the same time each morning.”
4. D“I will keep taking it even when I feel well.”

An arterial blood gas shows pH 7,28, PaCO₂ 40 mmHg (5,3 kPa) and HCO₃⁻ 16 mEq/L (mmol/L). How should the nurse interpret it?

1. ARespiratory alkalosis
2. BRespiratory acidosis
3. CMetabolic acidosis
4. DMetabolic alkalosis

A patient had a colostomy formed yesterday. Which stoma appearance should be reported straight away?

1. ASlightly swollen
2. BA little bleeding when cleaned
3. CMoist and pink-red
4. DDark purple or black

A patient admitted with suspected appendicitis says the pain suddenly got better, but now the abdomen is rigid and the heart rate is rising. What does this suggest?

1. AThe patient’s analgesic has finally started to work
2. BThe appendicitis is getting better without surgery
3. CThe pain has moved to a different, harmless place
4. DThe appendix may have ruptured, causing peritonitis

A patient arrives at the emergency department with a plan to end their life, but has normal vital signs. Which ESI level fits best?

1. ALevel 4
2. BLevel 5
3. CLevel 1
4. DLevel 2