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What does the virulence of an organism describe?

1. AHow long it survives on surfaces
2. BThe number of people it has infected
3. CHow well it responds to antibiotics
4. DIts ability to cause severe disease

Why is the symbol “µg” avoided in medication orders?

1. AIt means “units per gram” in some countries
2. BIt can only be used for intravenous drugs
3. CIt can be misread as “mg”, giving a dose a thousand times too high
4. DIt is the symbol for micrograms of alcohol and is only used in laboratory reports

Which safety advice should be given to parents of a child who rides a bicycle?

1. AWear a properly fitted helmet on every ride
2. BWear a helmet only on busy roads with traffic
3. CWear a helmet only for long rides
4. DA helmet is only needed for adults

İlaç flakonları ve enjektörlerle ilgili hangi uygulama güvenlidir?

1. AYıkanırsa aynı enjektörü iki hasta için kullanmak
2. BFlakona her girişte yeni bir steril iğne ve enjektör kullanmak
3. Cİğneyi daha sonra kullanmak üzere flakonun kauçuk kapağında bırakmak
4. DYeni bir iğne takılırsa enjektörü yeniden kullanmak

Which household item is a strangulation risk for young children?

1. ASoft cotton socks
2. BA large wooden building block
3. CLooped cords on window blinds
4. DA plastic picture book

A nurse has been fit-tested for an N95 respirator. What should the nurse do each time it is put on?

1. AArrange a new fit test
2. BPerform a user seal check
3. CMoisten the edges so it seals better
4. DWear a surgical mask underneath it

A nurse has weeping dermatitis on both hands. What is the most appropriate action?

1. ACover the lesions with a waterproof bandage and keep working with patients as usual
2. BUse extra alcohol hand rub on the lesions
3. CContinue care as usual and wear one pair of gloves
4. DAvoid direct patient care and handling of equipment until it heals, and see occupational health

A competent adult patient with pneumonia wants to leave the hospital against medical advice. What should the nurse do?

1. AHide the patient’s clothes and belongings so that they cannot leave the ward
2. BExplain the risks, notify the provider and follow the policy for leaving against advice
3. CLock the doors so the patient cannot leave
4. DApply wrist restraints until the provider arrives to speak with the patient