Werkblad Klinische verpleegkunde met antwoorden

Hepatitis B is mainly transmitted by:

1. ATouching door handles
2. BInsect bites
3. CCoughing and sneezing in a crowded room
4. DBlood and other body fluids

The term "epistaxis" means:

1. AA nosebleed
2. BBlood in the urine
3. CCoughing up blood
4. DBleeding gums

Welk middel heft door opioïden veroorzaakte ademdepressie op?

1. AAtropine
2. BNaloxon
3. CFlumazenil
4. DVitamine K

A nurse suspects that an older patient is being financially abused by a relative. What should the nurse do?

1. ARaise the concern through the local safeguarding (adult protection) procedure
2. BWait until the patient has been discharged
3. CConfront the relative directly at the bedside about it
4. DKeep it secret because it is a family matter

Why can a very low serum albumin contribute to oedema?

1. AIt lowers the oncotic pressure that holds fluid in the blood vessels
2. BIt raises the blood pressure in the capillaries and pushes fluid out
3. CIt increases the number of red cells
4. DIt makes the kidneys retain potassium

Welke beoordeling spoort een compartimentsyndroom na het gipsen van een gebroken been het best op?

1. APijn die niet in verhouding staat tot het letsel, vooral bij passief rekken
2. BEen krachtige pols in de voet
3. CEen warme, roze voet
4. DLichte jeuk onder het gips

A patient with poorly controlled hyperthyroidism develops a high fever, very fast heart rate, agitation and vomiting during an infection. What is likely?

1. AHypoglycaemia
2. BMyxoedema coma
3. CAddisonian crisis
4. DThyroid storm

Which action is most important in protecting a patient with severe neutropenia from infection?

1. AGiving routine intramuscular injections
2. BStrict hand hygiene by everyone who has contact with the patient
3. CKeeping fresh flowers and plants in the room to help the patient's mood
4. DTaking rectal temperatures regularly