Podstawy pielęgniarstwa: karta pracy z odpowiedziami

What is health literacy?

1. AA nurse's knowledge of medical terms and abbreviations used in notes
2. BThe number of health books a person has read
3. CA person's ability to find, understand and use health information
4. DA test of a patient's reading speed

Which of these is one of the "rights" of medication administration?

1. AThe right ward
2. BThe right nurse
3. CThe right colour
4. DThe right route

On which side should a patient with a weak leg hold a walking stick?

1. AThe weaker side
2. BIn front of the body with both hands
3. CEither side, it makes no difference
4. DThe stronger side

Który cel pacjenta jest sformułowany według zasady SMART?

1. APacjent spróbuje więcej jeść
2. BPacjent wkrótce poczuje się lepiej
3. CPacjent przejdzie 20 metrów z balkonikiem do piątku
4. DPacjent poprawi swoją mobilność

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

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

How should a nurse help a patient with severe visual impairment on admission?

1. AIntroduce themselves, describe the room and keep items in place
2. BSpeak more loudly than usual
3. CMove the patient's belongings around to keep the area tidy
4. DGuide the patient by pushing them gently from behind as they walk

A patient who had a GCS of 15 this morning now opens their eyes only to voice and is confused. What should the nurse do?

1. ARecord it and recheck at the next routine time
2. BGive a sedative to calm the confusion
3. CLet the patient sleep, as they are probably tired
4. DTreat it as deterioration and escalate urgently

Co oznacza „A" w narzędziu komunikacji SBAR?

1. AAssessment (ocena)
2. BAkcja
3. CAlergie
4. DPrzyjęcie