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For which of these viruses is there no vaccine available?

1. AHepatitis C
2. BHepatitis A
3. CMeasles
4. DHepatitis B

Where can a nurse find the hazards, safe handling and first-aid steps for a cleaning chemical used on the unit?

1. AIn the medication administration record for the patient in that room
2. BIn the incident report form
3. CIn the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for that product
4. DIn the patient’s nursing care plan

Hangi üç ilke personelin radyasyona maruziyetini azaltır?

1. AEl hijyeni, maske ve havalandırma
2. BHız, yükseklik ve renk
3. CEldiven, önlük ve gözlük
4. DSüre, mesafe ve zırhlama

A person in scrubs without a hospital ID badge asks to take a newborn to the nursery. What should the nurse do?

1. ALet the parents decide whether to hand the baby over
2. BAsk the person their name and then give them the baby
3. CRefuse, keep the baby with the mother and alert security
4. DHand over the baby if the person seems confident

A patient with delirium is at risk of falls and of pulling out lines. Which option is less restrictive than restraints?

1. AA sedative given every few hours as needed
2. BA vest restraint applied for the whole night
3. CFour side rails raised and the door closed so the patient stays in bed
4. DA trained sitter or video monitoring with staff nearby

A nurse has just given an intramuscular injection with a safety needle. What should the nurse do next with the needle?

1. ALay it on the medication tray and discard it later
2. BRecap it carefully with both hands and dispose of it after the drug round
3. CBend the needle to make it unusable, then discard it
4. DActivate the safety device and drop it into a sharps container at once

A flexible bronchoscope contacts mucous membranes but does not enter sterile tissue. Which level of processing is required at a minimum between patients?

1. AHigh-level disinfection
2. BCleaning with soap and water only
3. CLow-level disinfection
4. DWiping with an alcohol wipe

A patient’s cardiac monitor alarms often because of artifact, and a colleague suggests turning the alarm off. What is the best response?

1. AKeep the alarm on, fix the cause such as electrode placement, and adjust limits only per policy
2. BTurn the alarm volume down as low as it will go
3. CDisconnect the monitor overnight so the patient can sleep
4. DTurn the alarm off and check the monitor screen at the nurses’ station every hour instead