Werkblad Basisverpleegkunde met antwoorden

Which of these is an example of non-verbal communication?

1. AFacial expression and eye contact
2. BThe words chosen in a conversation
3. CA telephone handover
4. DA written care plan

Which of these is a closed question?

1. A"Do you have any pain now?"
2. B"How are you feeling today?"
3. C"Can you tell me about your pain?"
4. D"What worries you about going home?"

Wat betekent patiëntenadvocacy (belangenbehartiging) door een verpleegkundige?

1. AVoor elke patiënt in diens belang beslissingen over de zorg nemen
2. BPatiënten juridisch advies geven
3. CHet ziekenhuis verdedigen bij klachten
4. DOpkomen voor de rechten en belangen van de patiënt

A patient asks to see their own health records. What is correct in the UK?

1. AOnly doctors are allowed to see health records
2. BPatients can only see their records once they have been discharged
3. CPatients have a legal right to request access to their records
4. DPatients can see their records only with a court order

A patient with right-sided weakness is moving from bed to chair. Where should the chair be placed?

1. AAt the foot of the bed facing away
2. BOn the patient's right side, close to the bed
3. CAcross the room so the patient can practise walking
4. DOn the patient's left side, close to the bed

A catheterised patient has had no urine in the bag for two hours. What should the nurse check first?

1. AThe patient's blood glucose level and recent insulin doses
2. BWhether the patient has eaten or drunk anything recently
3. CThe tubing for kinks or blockage and where the bag is
4. DNothing, as two hours without urine is normal

During a sterile dressing change, the nurse's sterile glove touches the bed rail. What should the nurse do?

1. AWipe the glove with an alcohol swab and carry on with the dressing change
2. BRemove the gloves, perform hand hygiene and put on new sterile gloves
3. CCarry on, as the bed rail was cleaned that morning
4. DPut a second pair of sterile gloves over the first pair

Why should only the patient press the button of a patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pump?

1. ANurses are not allowed to give opioids
2. BThe pump only works with the patient's fingerprint
3. CA drowsy patient stops pressing, which helps prevent overdose
4. DVisitors might damage the pump or change its settings if they touch it