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Which protective equipment is needed for droplet precautions?

1. AA surgical mask when close to the patient
2. BGloves only, with no mask
3. CA fitted N95 respirator at all times in the room
4. DA lead apron and goggles

What is the main purpose of a rapid response team?

1. ATo assess and treat a deteriorating patient before an arrest happens
2. BTo review medication errors and falls after they have happened on the unit
3. CTo transport stable patients between hospital units
4. DTo handle complaints from patients and families

Which task can the RN usually assign to an LPN/LVN?

1. ATriaging a new arrival in the emergency department
2. BChanging the dressing on a stable, healing wound
3. CWriting the patient’s initial plan of care
4. DDoing the admission assessment of a new patient

Which action by a nursing assistant needs the nurse to step in?

1. ACleaning hands before entering the room
2. BTaking an oral temperature just after the patient drank cold water
3. CPutting the call light within the patient’s reach
4. DLowering the bed to its lowest position and locking the wheels after care

Slaugytojo padėjėjas praneša apie keturis pacientus. Kuriam pranešimui slaugytojas turi skirti dėmesio pirmiausia?

1. APacientas praėjus dienai po pilvo operacijos naujai neramus ir jo širdies susitraukimų dažnis 124/min
2. BPacientas prašo papildomos pagalvės
3. CPacientas, sergantis LOPL, kurio SpO₂ ramybėje 90 %, atitinkantis jo įprastas reikšmes
4. DPacientas per pastarąsias 6 valandas išskyrė 300 mL šlapimo

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

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

A patient on peritoneal dialysis has cloudy fluid draining out and abdominal pain. What does this most likely mean?

1. APeritonitis, which needs prompt reporting and a fluid sample
2. BA normal finding at the end of each exchange
3. CToo much fluid left in the abdomen after the drain
4. DConstipation that will settle with a laxative later today or tomorrow

A patient with diabetes is sweaty and confused, and no glucose meter is available. The patient can swallow. What should the nurse do?

1. AGive a dose of rapid-acting insulin in case the glucose is high
2. BAsk the patient to lie down and sleep it off
3. CTreat for hypoglycemia with fast-acting oral carbohydrate
4. DWithhold all food and fluids until a meter is found