Werkblad Prioriteren en delegeren met antwoorden

Which symptoms are classic signs of digoxin toxicity?

1. AHair loss and weight gain
2. BA rash, high fever and swollen lymph nodes in the neck
3. CNausea, poor appetite and yellow-green visual halos
4. DHigh blood sugar and increased thirst

What is the main purpose of a rapid response team?

1. ATo handle complaints from patients and families
2. BTo transport stable patients between hospital units
3. CTo assess and treat a deteriorating patient before an arrest happens
4. DTo review medication errors and falls after they have happened on the unit

In a patient with sepsis, what does a raised blood lactate level suggest?

1. AThe kidneys are working harder than usual
2. BThe tissues are not getting enough oxygen
3. CThe patient has eaten recently
4. DThe liver is making too much bile

Een stabiele volwassene met normale vitale functies heeft een snijwond aan de hand die gehecht moet worden en verder niets. Welk ESI-niveau past?

1. ANiveau 4
2. BNiveau 2
3. CNiveau 3
4. DNiveau 5

A nurse has given rapid-acting insulin, and then learns that the patient’s meal tray will be 45 minutes late. What should the nurse do?

1. AAsk the patient to walk around the ward until the food arrives
2. BGet the patient some carbohydrate food now and check the glucose
3. CGive a second, smaller dose of insulin when the meal tray finally arrives
4. DTell the patient to wait and do nothing until the tray comes

A patient with severe neutropenia needs a room. Which roommate is the safest choice?

1. AA patient with influenza
2. BA patient after a knee replacement with no signs of infection
3. CA patient with C. difficile diarrhea
4. DA patient with an infected, draining leg wound

Two patients on the unit have the same surname. What should the nurse do before giving a medication?

1. ACheck two identifiers against the wristband and the medication record
2. BUse the room number as the main identifier
3. CAsk a nursing assistant which patient is which
4. DAsk the patient, “Are you Mr Smith?” and give the drug once he says yes

An adult has burns over 40% of the body with no signs of airway injury. Which treatment is the priority during the first hours?

1. ALarge-volume IV fluids with close monitoring of urine output
2. BApplying antibiotic cream to all the burns before anything else
3. CStarting physiotherapy to prevent contractures straight away
4. DGiving a high-protein meal to support healing