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In UK healthcare, what does the duty of candour require?

1. AOnly telling patients about errors if they ask directly
2. BBeing open and honest with patients when something goes wrong in their care
3. CKeeping all mistakes private within the nursing team to avoid upsetting patients
4. DReporting errors only when the patient makes a complaint

Why might a patient be given thickened fluids?

1. AThey need more calories than they can get from food
2. BThey have difficulty swallowing thin liquids safely
3. CThey have a stomach ulcer
4. DThey are allergic to water

Where is a buccal medicine placed?

1. ABetween the cheek and the gum
2. BUnder the tongue, where it dissolves
3. CInside the nostril
4. DOn the back of the tongue

Mental Capacity Act 2005'e (İngiltere ve Galler) göre bir yetişkinin karar verme yeterliliği hakkındaki başlangıç varsayımı nedir?

1. AYetersiz olduğu gösterilmedikçe yetişkinin karar verme yeterliliği vardır
2. BBir hekim resmen aksini doğrulayana kadar yetişkinin yeterliliği yoktur
3. CYeterlilik yalnızca bir yakın kabul ederse varsayılır
4. DYaşlı yetişkinlerin yeterliliği olmadığı varsayılır

Kan basıncı ölçülürken manşon kola göre çok küçükse ne olur?

1. ADeğer etkilenmez
2. BYalnızca diyastolik değer aşağı doğru değişir
3. CDeğer yanlış olarak yüksek çıkar
4. DDeğer yanlış olarak düşük çıkar

A goal states: "The patient will report pain of 3/10 or less within one hour of analgesia." After one hour the patient reports 6/10. What should the nurse do?

1. ARecord the goal as met, as the pain has gone down
2. BWait until the next day to evaluate again
3. CRecord the goal as not met and review the plan
4. DChange the goal to 6/10 or less so that it counts as met

A patient reports pain of 8/10 but is chatting calmly and has normal vital signs. What should the nurse do?

1. AWithhold analgesia until the vital signs change
2. BTell the patient they cannot be in that much pain
3. CAccept the report, assess further and offer analgesia
4. DRecord a lower score because the patient looks comfortable and calm

A patient with dementia keeps getting out of bed at night. What is the best first nursing approach?

1. ALook for an unmet need such as toileting, pain, hunger or thirst
2. BAsk the doctor to prescribe a sedative so the patient sleeps through the night
3. CRaise the bed rails and leave the patient alone
4. DTie a sheet across the bed to keep the patient in