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How should a labeled specimen be sent to the laboratory?

1. AIn a sealed biohazard bag, with the request form in the separate pocket
2. BLoose in the nurse’s uniform pocket so that it does not get lost on the way
3. CIn the same bag as the request form, touching the paper
4. DIn an open cup placed on the transport trolley

A drug was prescribed by a provider and dispensed by a pharmacist. Who is accountable for checking it before giving it?

1. AThe nurse who gives it
2. BThe nurse manager on duty
3. COnly the pharmacist
4. DOnly the prescriber

Which device warns staff when a patient at high risk of falls starts to get up?

1. AAn infusion pump occlusion alarm
2. BA pulse oximeter
3. CA cardiac monitor
4. DA bed or chair exit alarm

Which measure reduces errors caused by interruptions during medication preparation?

1. APreparing medications at the busiest place on the ward
2. BPreparing medications for all patients at once
3. CA quiet “no interruption” zone or signal while preparing medications
4. DAnswering phone calls and pages while counting tablets, to save time

A patient needs to be moved up in bed and cannot help much. Which approach is safest?

1. ARaise the head of the bed fully and lift the patient up by the shoulders
2. BHave one nurse pull the patient up by the arms
3. CUse a friction-reducing sheet with enough staff, with the bed flat if tolerated
4. DAsk the patient to push up with their heels alone

A nurse wants to set up a sterile field in the morning for a procedure that will take place after lunch. What is correct?

1. ASet it up just before the procedure, because a waiting field may become contaminated
2. BSet it up in the morning and cover it with a clean towel until the procedure starts
3. CSet it up in the morning and ask a colleague to check it once
4. DSet it up in the morning and leave it uncovered in an empty room

Which patient should the nurse assess first?

1. AA patient with an MRSA wound due for a routine dressing change
2. BA patient who wants more alcohol hand rub in the room
3. CA patient with tuberculosis who is asking to have visitors
4. DA patient on chemotherapy with a new temperature of 38,4 °C (101,1 °F)

A nurse who is not immune to chickenpox was exposed to a patient with varicella before precautions began. What usually happens?

1. AThe nurse must take a two-week course of antibiotics to prevent the infection
2. BThe nurse continues working with all patients as usual, including newborns
3. CThe nurse only needs to wear gloves for the next month
4. DThe nurse is assessed and kept from patient contact during the incubation period per policy