Podstawy pielęgniarstwa: karta pracy z odpowiedziami

Co oznacza 0 w numerycznej skali oceny bólu 0–10?

1. ANajgorszy wyobrażalny ból
2. BBrak bólu
3. CBól dobrze kontrolowany lekami
4. DŁagodny ból

What are black, sticky, tar-like stools called?

1. AConstipation
2. BMelaena
3. CHaematuria
4. DSteatorrhoea

In a neurological assessment, what does the abbreviation PERRLA describe?

1. AThe reflexes
2. BThe speech
3. CThe limbs
4. DThe pupils

While being helped to eat, a patient with dysphagia coughs and their voice sounds wet and gurgly. What should the nurse do?

1. ALie the patient flat to rest
2. BGive a drink of water to wash the food down
3. CFeed more quickly so the meal is finished before they tire
4. DStop feeding and report for a swallowing assessment

Które działania pomagają zapobiegać zaparciom u pacjentów szpitalnych?

1. APowstrzymywanie się od wypróżnienia mimo parcia
2. BOdpowiednia ilość płynów, błonnik w diecie i ruch
3. COgraniczanie płynów i leżenie w łóżku, aby jelito odpoczęło
4. DUnikanie owoców i warzyw

While wearing sterile gloves, where should the nurse keep their hands?

1. AResting on the edge of the sterile field
2. BFolded under the armpits to keep warm
3. CBehind the back when not in use
4. DAbove waist level and in sight

In English law, giving a treatment to a competent adult who has clearly refused it may amount to:

1. ABreach of an employment contract
2. BTheft
3. CDefamation of character
4. DBattery (trespass to the person)

The daughter of a dying patient is upset that her mother has stopped eating. What is the best response?

1. AExplain that losing appetite is a natural part of dying
2. BTell her it means the staff have not been feeding her mother
3. CEncourage her to help her mother eat a full meal at every mealtime
4. DTell her a feeding tube will be inserted straight away