Werkblad Basisverpleegkunde met antwoorden

In a patient lying on their back, which two areas most often develop pressure ulcers?

1. AThe sacrum and the heels
2. BThe shoulders and the chest
3. CThe elbows and the ears
4. DThe knees and the shins

Wat is de normale ademhalingsfrequentie van een volwassene in rust?

1. A30 tot 40 ademhalingen per minuut
2. B20 tot 30 ademhalingen per minuut
3. C12 tot 20 ademhalingen per minuut
4. D6 tot 10 ademhalingen per minuut

Which professional mainly assesses and treats swallowing problems?

1. ARespiratory physiotherapist
2. BSpeech and language therapist (speech-language pathologist)
3. CPodiatrist
4. DOccupational therapist

Een geregistreerd verpleegkundige delegeert een taak aan een zorgassistent. Wie is verantwoordelijk voor de beslissing om te delegeren?

1. ANiemand, zodra de taak is overgedragen
2. BAlleen de zorgassistent
3. CDe patiënt
4. DDe geregistreerd verpleegkundige

Why is a slide sheet used to move a patient up the bed?

1. AIt reduces friction and shear on the skin
2. BIt keeps the bed clean during the move
3. CIt warms the patient during the move
4. DIt lets one nurse lift the patient alone

Wat is informed consent?

1. AEen handtekening van een willekeurig familielid
2. BVrijwillige toestemming van een wilsbekwame patiënt na voldoende informatie
3. CEen ondertekend formulier dat het personeel van elke aansprakelijkheid voor schade door de ingreep ontslaat
4. DToestemming die na de ingreep wordt gevraagd

A nurse escalated a deteriorating patient, but the doctor has not come after 30 minutes and the patient is getting worse. What should the nurse do?

1. AWrite in the notes that the doctor did not come and do nothing else
2. BTreat the patient with drugs from the cupboard without a prescription
3. CWait, since the doctor has already been told
4. DEscalate further, for example to a senior doctor or the rapid response team

A pulse oximeter reads 82% on a patient with cold hands who is talking in full sentences with a normal respiratory rate. What is the best first action?

1. ACheck the patient and probe, then warm the hand or move the probe
2. BRemove any oxygen because the reading must be wrong
3. CIgnore the reading because the patient looks well
4. DRecord the reading and recheck it at the next routine set of observations