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Which drug is used to reverse the effect of warfarin?

1. ANaloxone
2. BVitamin K
3. CFlumazenil
4. DProtamine sulfate

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

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

In mass-casualty triage, what does a yellow tag usually mean?

1. ADelayed: serious injuries, but care can safely wait a little
2. BDeceased or not expected to survive
3. CMinor: the walking wounded
4. DImmediate: life-threatening injuries that are survivable with quick care

Which newborn finding needs prompt reporting?

1. AJaundice that appears within the first 24 hours
2. BMilia (small white spots) on the nose
3. CMild jaundice that first appears on the third day
4. DBluish hands and feet in the first hours

A patient arrives in the recovery room after general anesthesia. What does the nurse assess first?

1. AAirway patency and breathing
2. BThe pain score
3. CUrine output
4. DThe surgical dressing and the drains

A patient with angina is taught to use sublingual nitroglycerin (GTN). Which statement shows a need for further teaching?

1. A“I will carry the tablets with me when I go out.”
2. B“I will take five tablets one after the other before I call for help.”
3. C“If the pain has not eased as my action plan says, I will call emergency services.”
4. D“I will sit or lie down when I take a tablet.”

After a head injury, a patient passes large amounts of very dilute urine, is thirsty and has a rising serum sodium. Which condition is most likely?

1. ADiabetes insipidus
2. BDiabetic ketoacidosis
3. CAcute kidney injury with oliguria
4. DSIADH

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