Ustalanie priorytetów i delegowanie: karta pracy z odpowiedziami

What does the Braden Scale measure?

1. AThe level of consciousness after a head injury
2. BThe risk of developing a pressure injury
3. CThe severity of alcohol withdrawal symptoms
4. DThe risk of falling during a hospital stay

What is the normal baseline fetal heart rate?

1. A110–160/min
2. B40–60/min
3. C60–100/min
4. D160–220/min

When is the Apgar score usually assessed?

1. AOnly at 24 hours after birth
2. BAt 1 and 5 minutes after birth
3. CAt the first postnatal clinic visit
4. DBefore the baby is born

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

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

Pielęgniarka dyplomowana mówi do asystenta pielęgniarskiego: „Proszę zajrzeć do pacjenta w sali 12”. Którego „właściwego” elementu delegowania brakuje?

1. AWłaściwych okoliczności
2. BWłaściwego zadania dla danego miejsca
3. CWłaściwych wskazówek i komunikacji
4. DWłaściwej osoby do zadania

A patient with mild dysphagia after a stroke is eating. Which technique helps make swallowing safer?

1. ATalking while eating to stay alert
2. BLying flat with the head tilted back
3. CSitting upright with the chin tucked down while swallowing
4. DDrinking thin fluids quickly through a straw between bites

A patient at 34 weeks of pregnancy has painless, bright red vaginal bleeding. Which action should the nurse avoid?

1. AMonitoring the fetal heart rate
2. BMeasuring the blood pressure and pulse
3. CWeighing the pads to estimate blood loss
4. DA vaginal examination

A child who had a tonsillectomy this morning is swallowing again and again while asleep. What should the nurse suspect?

1. AA sore throat from the breathing tube
2. BBleeding from the operation site
3. CNormal swallowing during sleep
4. DHunger after fasting for surgery