Ustalanie priorytetów i delegowanie: karta pracy z odpowiedziami

Which patient need belongs to the love and belonging level of Maslow’s hierarchy?

1. ANeeding pain relief after surgery
2. BWanting family members to visit
3. CWanting praise for progress in rehabilitation
4. DNeeding the call light within reach

What is a “critical value” in laboratory testing?

1. AA result that is needed only for research
2. BA result that may be life-threatening and must be reported at once
3. CA result that the patient has asked to see
4. DA result that is slightly outside the normal range and can wait for the ward round

A patient has a Glasgow Coma Scale score of 8. What is the main concern?

1. AThe patient may not be able to protect the airway
2. BThe patient can safely eat and drink without help
3. CThe patient is fully alert and oriented
4. DThe patient only has a mild headache

Pacjent pyta asystenta pielęgniarskiego o działania niepożądane nowego leku. Co powinien zrobić asystent?

1. APowiedzieć, że przyjdzie pielęgniarka, aby odpowiedzieć, i przekazać jej pytanie
2. BUspokoić pacjenta, że działania niepożądane są rzadkie
3. CWyszukać lek w internecie i przeczytać, co jest napisane
4. DWyjaśnić działania niepożądane wymienione w ulotce leku dla pacjenta

A patient has a new plaster cast that is still drying. How should the nurse handle it?

1. AWith the palms of the hands, not the fingertips
2. BBy covering it tightly with a plastic sheet
3. CBy resting it directly on a hard surface
4. DWith the fingertips, pressing firmly to test it

A patient arrives in the recovery room after general anesthesia. What does the nurse assess first?

1. AThe pain score
2. BAirway patency and breathing
3. CThe surgical dressing and the drains
4. DUrine output

A patient at 32 weeks of pregnancy feels dizzy and faint while lying flat on her back. What should the nurse do first?

1. ATurn her onto her left side
2. BSit her upright with her head between her knees
3. CRaise her legs while she stays on her back
4. DGive her a sugary drink and keep her flat

An older patient has bruises of different ages and seems frightened when a relative visits. What is the nurse’s priority?

1. ATell the patient she must leave home and go to live somewhere else
2. BAsk the relative directly in front of the patient whether they hit her
3. CEnsure the patient’s safety, document the findings and report as required
4. DIgnore it, because older people bruise easily