Werkblad Klinische verpleegkunde met antwoorden

What is the aim of aseptic non-touch technique (ANTT)?

1. ATo protect key parts and key sites from contamination
2. BTo allow procedures to be done without gloves in all cases
3. CTo avoid needing to wash hands
4. DTo make every procedure completely sterile

Who is responsible for obtaining a patient's informed consent for surgery?

1. AThe patient's closest relative or the person named as next of kin
2. BThe ward nurse who admits the patient on the day of surgery
3. CThe theatre porter
4. DThe clinician doing the procedure, or a suitably trained delegate

What does "dysphagia" mean?

1. ADifficulty breathing
2. BPain when passing urine
3. CDifficulty speaking
4. DDifficulty swallowing

During a red cell transfusion, when are serious acute reactions most likely to start?

1. AIn the first 15 minutes
2. BAbout 24 hours later
3. COnly after the unit has finished
4. DAfter the third unit only

A patient without diabetes is started on high-dose prednisolone. Why might capillary blood glucose be monitored?

1. ASteroids destroy the pancreas
2. BSteroids always cause hypoglycaemia
3. CSteroids can raise the blood glucose
4. DSteroids make glucose meters inaccurate

Modern wound care generally aims to keep a healing wound bed:

1. ATightly packed with dry gauze
2. BSoaked in antiseptic solution every day
3. CCompletely dry and open to the air
4. DMoist but not wet

A patient faints during cannulation, with a slow pulse and pallor, and recovers quickly when laid flat. There is no rash, wheeze or swelling. What is most likely?

1. AAnaphylaxis
2. BA stroke
3. CVasovagal syncope
4. DA hypoglycaemic coma

Bij een patiënt met een heparine-infuus daalt vijf dagen na de start plotseling het aantal trombocyten. Waaraan moet je denken?

1. AHeparine-geïnduceerde trombocytopenie
2. BIJzergebreksanemie
3. CNormale reactie op heparine
4. DVitamine K-tekort door onvoldoende inname