Cevaplı Klinik hemşirelik çalışma kâğıdı

A DNACPR (do not attempt CPR; often called DNR or DNAR in the US) decision means that:

1. AAll treatment, including food, drink and pain relief, is stopped
2. BThe patient must be moved to a hospice
3. CCPR will not be attempted if the heart stops, but other care continues
4. DThe patient cannot receive antibiotics, fluids or any other active treatment

Hepatitis B is mainly transmitted by:

1. ACoughing and sneezing in a crowded room
2. BInsect bites
3. CBlood and other body fluids
4. DTouching door handles

Which type of pain is typical of a kidney stone?

1. AA dull ache in both knees
2. BA burning pain behind the breastbone after meals
3. CSevere, colicky pain from the loin towards the groin
4. DA tight band around the head

Bilinci kapalı diyabetli bir hastanın kan şekeri 2,1 mmol/L ve damar yolu yok. Ne verilebilir?

1. ASubkutan insülin
2. BAğızdan glukoz tableti
3. Cİntramüsküler glukagon
4. DAğızdan meyve suyu

A patient says they are "allergic" to codeine because it made them constipated. How should this be recorded?

1. AAs an allergy to all painkillers
2. BAs a severe anaphylactic allergy to all opioids
3. CIt should not be recorded at all
4. DAs a side effect or intolerance, not a true allergy

Which group of symptoms suggests hypercalcaemia?

1. AThirst, constipation, confusion and abdominal pain
2. BWeight gain, feeling cold and a slow pulse
3. CTingling lips, muscle cramps and spasms of the hands and feet
4. DSweating, tremor and sudden hunger

A patient has a painful, punched-out ulcer on the toes, with a cold, pale foot and weak foot pulses. Which type of ulcer is most likely?

1. AA burn
2. BAn arterial ulcer
3. CA pressure ulcer from bed rest
4. DA venous ulcer

A patient has a high fever with rigors, jaundice and right upper quadrant pain. Which condition is most likely?

1. ASimple biliary colic
2. BAcute appendicitis
3. CAscending cholangitis
4. DGastro-oesophageal reflux disease