Werkblad Basisverpleegkunde met antwoorden

A core body temperature below 35 °C is called:

1. AHyperthermia
2. BHypothermia
3. CNormothermia
4. DPyrexia

Wat is de eerste stap van het verpleegkundig proces?

1. AUitvoering
2. BPlanning
3. CEvaluatie
4. DAnamnese en observatie (assessment)

Wat is de normale ademhalingsfrequentie van een volwassene in rust?

1. A6 tot 10 ademhalingen per minuut
2. B30 tot 40 ademhalingen per minuut
3. C20 tot 30 ademhalingen per minuut
4. D12 tot 20 ademhalingen per minuut

How should a patient collect a midstream urine sample?

1. ACollect urine from the toilet bowl after passing it
2. BCollect the last few drops after the bladder is empty
3. CCollect the very first part of the stream in the pot, then pass the rest into the toilet
4. DPass the first part into the toilet, then catch the middle part in the pot

A nurse posts about an "interesting patient" on social media without naming them. Why is this a problem?

1. AIt is only a problem if the post also includes a photograph of the patient
2. BIt is not a problem because no name was given
3. CIt is not a problem if the account is private
4. DThe patient may still be identifiable, which breaches confidentiality

What makes "Risk for falls" a risk nursing diagnosis rather than an actual one?

1. AThe doctor has confirmed the diagnosis with tests and a scan
2. BThe patient has already fallen several times
3. CThe fall has not happened yet, but risk factors are present
4. DThe problem can never be prevented

A patient with a slow-healing leg ulcer is eating less than half of their meals. What is the most helpful nursing action?

1. ARefer to the dietitian and support protein and energy intake
2. BGive extra salt to stimulate the appetite
3. CWait until the ulcer heals before addressing nutrition
4. DAsk the patient to drink less to avoid swelling

A colleague suggests giving a patient who "asks for pain relief too often" a saline injection to check whether the pain is real. What is correct?

1. AIt is a good way to test whether the patient's pain is real
2. BIt is acceptable if the doctor agrees
3. CIt is acceptable, provided the patient is not told about it
4. DIt is deceptive; the pain should be assessed and treated