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In the nursing process, which step comes straight after assessment?

1. AEvaluation, checking whether goals were met
2. BImplementation, carrying out the care
3. CDischarge planning, deciding when the patient goes home
4. DNursing diagnosis, identifying the patient's problems

In the commonly taught RACE fire response, what does "R" stand for?

1. AReport the fire at the end of the shift
2. BRescue anyone in immediate danger
3. CRun to the nearest exit
4. DReset the fire alarm

What does culturally sensitive care mean?

1. AAsking patients to follow the hospital's culture
2. BGiving every patient exactly the same care plan, whatever their background
3. COnly caring for patients from your own culture
4. DRespecting the patient's beliefs and values when planning care

How should dentures be cleaned to avoid breaking them?

1. ABy soaking them in very hot water to sterilise them
2. BOver an empty, hard sink so they can be seen clearly
3. CWith an abrasive cleaning powder to remove stains
4. DOver a sink lined with a towel or partly filled with water

Why might a nurse use silence during a conversation with a patient?

1. AIt lets the nurse plan the next task
2. BIt gives the patient time to think and say more
3. CIt ends the conversation politely
4. DIt shows the patient that the nurse is busy and wants to move on

เหตุผลหลักของการบันทึกการดูแลขณะที่ให้การดูแลคืออะไร?

1. Aบันทึกจำเป็นสำหรับการเรียกเก็บเงินเท่านั้น
2. Bบันทึกที่ถูกต้องสนับสนุนความต่อเนื่องของการดูแลที่ปลอดภัยและเป็นหลักฐานทางกฎหมาย
3. Cการบันทึกเป็นทางเลือก ตราบใดที่การดูแลนั้นให้อย่างถูกต้องและปลอดภัย
4. Dทำให้เวรผ่านไปเร็วขึ้น

Why can a patient with a high fever be in negative fluid balance even when measured intake equals measured output?

1. AFever increases unmeasured fluid loss through sweating and breathing
2. BFever causes the body to make extra water from fat
3. CFever has no effect on the body's water balance
4. DFever makes the kidneys produce extra urine that cannot be measured

A patient with a valid DNACPR (DNR) decision, whose death was expected, stops breathing. What should the nurse do?

1. ALeave the patient and ask the family to wait outside until the doctor comes
2. BStart CPR and call the cardiac arrest team
3. CStart CPR but stop after five minutes
4. DNot start CPR, note the time, inform the team and support the family