Werkblad Basisverpleegkunde met antwoorden

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Naam: ____________________   Datum: ____________

1.Makkelijk

Which symptoms are typical of high blood glucose (hyperglycaemia)?

  1. AShaking, sweating and a fast, pounding heartbeat
  2. BThirst, passing a lot of urine and tiredness
  3. CSlow pulse, cold skin and shivering
  4. DItchy rash, wheeze and swollen lips
2.Makkelijk

What does "bradypnoea" mean?

  1. ABreathing that stops completely
  2. BBreathing that is painful
  3. CAn abnormally slow breathing rate
  4. DAn abnormally fast breathing rate
3.Makkelijk

What is the approximate normal white cell count in adults?

  1. A4–11 × 10⁹/L
  2. B0,5–1 × 10⁹/L
  3. C150–400 × 10⁹/L
  4. D20–30 × 10⁹/L
4.Gemiddeld

During a manual blood pressure measurement in an adult, which point is usually recorded as the diastolic pressure?

  1. AWhen the sounds disappear completely
  2. BWhen the first clear tapping sound is heard
  3. CWhen the sounds become loudest
  4. DWhen the cuff is fully deflated
5.Gemiddeld

Why should the same pain scale be used each time a patient's pain is assessed?

  1. ABecause only one scale is valid for adults
  2. BBecause using different pain scales on one patient is against the law
  3. CSo scores can be compared to see whether pain is improving
  4. DSo the patient learns the right answer to give
6.Gemiddeld

When should discharge planning begin?

  1. AAfter the patient has gone home
  2. BOnly after the doctor agrees to discharge
  3. COn admission, or as early as possible
  4. DOn the morning of discharge
7.Moeilijk

A patient with type 1 diabetes is vomiting and not eating. Which advice is correct?

  1. AStop all insulin until eating normally again
  2. BKeep taking basal insulin and check glucose and ketones more often
  3. CHalve every dose and stop testing the glucose
  4. DDrink only sugar-free fluids and stop testing for ketones until better
8.Moeilijk

For a patient at risk of pressure ulcers, why is the head of the bed usually kept at 30 degrees or less if their condition allows?

  1. ALower angles stop the patient from getting out of bed
  2. BLower angles increase blood flow to the heels
  3. CHigher angles always cause breathing problems in patients who are bedbound
  4. DHigher angles make the patient slide down, causing shear over the sacrum

Antwoordenblad

  1. 1. B · Thirst, passing a lot of urine and tiredness
  2. 2. C · An abnormally slow breathing rate
  3. 3. A · 4–11 × 10⁹/L
  4. 4. A · When the sounds disappear completely
  5. 5. C · So scores can be compared to see whether pain is improving
  6. 6. C · On admission, or as early as possible
  7. 7. B · Keep taking basal insulin and check glucose and ketones more often
  8. 8. D · Higher angles make the patient slide down, causing shear over the sacrum

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