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Where should medicines be stored in a home with young children?

1. AIn a handbag that is left on the floor or a chair
2. BIn unlabeled containers or pill boxes so they are easy to carry around
3. CIn their original containers in a locked or high cabinet
4. DOn the kitchen counter so doses are not forgotten

Which practice makes the use of an ice pack safer?

1. APut the ice pack directly on bare skin for several hours
2. BPlace a cloth between the pack and the skin and limit the time it is applied
3. CUse it only on areas where the patient has no feeling, so it is not uncomfortable
4. DKeep the ice pack on the skin while the patient sleeps overnight

In the chain of infection, which link is broken when a patient covers the mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing?

1. AThe infectious agent
2. BThe portal of exit
3. CThe reservoir
4. DThe susceptible host

A family member will visit a patient on contact precautions. What should the nurse do?

1. AShow them how to use the gown and gloves and how to clean their hands
2. BAsk them to wear an N95 respirator only, with no gown or gloves
3. CTell them visits are not allowed at all
4. DTell them precautions only apply to staff

Santral venöz kateter başlığına (hub) erişmeden önce hemşire ne yapmalıdır?

1. ATozunu gidermek için başlığa hafifçe üflemelidir
2. BKuru steril gazlı bezle hızlıca silmelidir
3. CBaşlığı antiseptikle ovalayıp kurumasını beklemelidir
4. DHiçbir şey, çünkü başlık steril bir kapağın altında korunmaktadır

Which practice is safe when transferring a patient from a bed to a stretcher?

1. ALock the wheels of both the bed and the stretcher before moving the patient
2. BHave the patient slide across without help or a slide sheet
3. CLower the stretcher side rails during transport
4. DLeave the stretcher wheels unlocked so it can move with the patient

Several patients arrive with suspected inhalational anthrax after a deliberate release. Which precautions are needed for their care?

1. ADroplet precautions with surgical masks
2. BContact precautions with gowns and gloves
3. CStandard precautions, because it is not spread from person to person
4. DAirborne precautions in negative-pressure rooms, because spores are inhaled

A nurse calculates a child’s prescribed dose and finds it is ten times higher than the usual dose for the child’s weight. What should the nurse do?

1. AGive half the dose and watch the child closely
2. BGive it, because the prescriber must have a reason
3. CHold the dose and verify it with the prescriber and pharmacist
4. DGive one-tenth of the dose without telling anyone about it