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Pain that has lasted for more than three months is usually called:

1. AAcute pain
2. BReferred pain
3. CChronic pain
4. DBreakthrough pain

Welke temperatuur geldt bij volwassenen in het algemeen als koorts?

1. A35,5 °C of hoger
2. B38,0 °C of hoger
3. C36,5 °C of hoger
4. D37,0 °C of hoger

Wat meet de SpO₂?

1. ADe partiële zuurstofdruk in arterieel bloed, gemeten met een bloedgasanalyse
2. BDe zuurstofverzadiging van hemoglobine, gemeten met pulsoximetrie
3. CDe hoeveelheid CO₂ in uitgeademde lucht
4. DDe ademhalingsfrequentie

In England and Wales, what does it mean if a child under 16 is "Gillick competent"?

1. AThey are old enough to vote and drive
2. BThey can refuse all treatment, whatever the risk, until they reach the age of 18
3. CTheir parents must always make every decision for them
4. DThey have enough understanding to consent to a particular treatment themselves

Welke maatregel helpt diepe veneuze trombose bij ziekenhuispatiënten te voorkomen?

1. AVocht beperken
2. BDe patiënt zo lang mogelijk in bed houden
3. CVroeg mobiliseren en beenoefeningen
4. DDe benen over elkaar slaan tijdens het zitten

Using the AVPU scale, a patient who opens their eyes and groans only when the nurse squeezes their shoulder is scored as:

1. AU
2. BA
3. CP
4. DV

During tracheal suction a patient's SpO₂ falls from 95% to 85% and the heart rate drops. What should the nurse do?

1. AStop suctioning and give oxygen until the patient recovers
2. BContinue until all the secretions have been removed from the airway
3. CInsert the catheter further into the airway
4. DIncrease the suction pressure to finish faster

A patient's potassium result is 6,8 mmol/L (6,8 mEq/L). Why is this urgent?

1. AVery high potassium can cause life-threatening heart arrhythmias
2. BIt means the patient urgently needs more potassium
3. CHigh potassium causes only mild muscle cramps that settle without treatment
4. DIt is normal for patients after surgery