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What does the term "last offices" (post-mortem care) mean in nursing?

1. AThe paperwork completed at the end of a shift
2. BThe last dose of medication before surgery
3. CThe final ward round before discharge
4. DThe care of a person's body after death

In Maslow's hierarchy, which needs come directly above physiological needs?

1. ALove and belonging needs
2. BSelf-actualisation needs
3. CSafety and security needs
4. DEsteem needs

Which capillary blood glucose reading before a meal is within the usual target range for an adult?

1. A22,0 mmol/L (396 mg/dL)
2. B2,8 mmol/L (50 mg/dL)
3. C5,5 mmol/L (99 mg/dL)
4. D14,0 mmol/L (252 mg/dL)

A patient you are walking with starts to fall. What should you do?

1. ALet go quickly and call for help
2. BEase them gently to the floor while protecting their head
3. CGrab them under the armpits and lift them
4. DTry to hold them upright with your arms around their chest

When are non-sterile gloves needed?

1. AFor every patient contact, including taking a pulse or blood pressure
2. BWhen contact with blood, body fluids or broken skin is expected
3. COnly when the patient is known to have an infection
4. DOnly when handling medicines

When giving several medicines through a feeding tube, what is correct?

1. AGive each medicine separately and flush with water between them
2. BGive them without flushing to save time
3. CCrush every tablet, including modified-release ones
4. DMix them all together in the feed so they are given at the same time

A toddler is brought in with bruises on both cheeks and the parent's explanation does not fit the injuries. What should the nurse do?

1. ADocument accurately and follow the child safeguarding procedure
2. BSend the child home and phone the family next week
3. CIgnore it, as children often bruise themselves
4. DConfront the parent and ask them directly whether they hurt the child

On the morning of surgery, a patient who signed the consent form says they do not understand what the operation involves. What should the nurse do?

1. AInform the surgeon so consent can be discussed again before surgery
2. BReassure the patient that signing the form is enough for consent to be valid
3. CExplain the operation's risks themselves and go ahead
4. DSend the patient to theatre, as the form is already signed