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A core body temperature below 35 °C is called:

1. AHyperthermia
2. BPyrexia
3. CHypothermia
4. DNormothermia

What is an incident report used for?

1. ARecording an event that caused or could have caused harm
2. BRecording staff holiday requests
3. CRecording the patient's daily observations and fluid balance
4. DOrdering equipment for the ward

What is the approximate normal white cell count in adults?

1. A150–400 × 10⁹/L
2. B4–11 × 10⁹/L
3. C0,5–1 × 10⁹/L
4. D20–30 × 10⁹/L

How can a patient reduce pain when coughing after abdominal surgery?

1. ACough while bending forward with no support
2. BAvoid coughing completely until the stitches have been removed
3. CLie flat on their back with arms by their sides
4. DHold a pillow firmly against the wound while coughing

Before discharge, what is most important to confirm about the patient's new medicines?

1. AThat they know the price of each medicine and where to buy it
2. BThat they know how and when to take them and what to report
3. CThat they know the chemical name of each drug
4. DThat they know which company makes each drug

What does the Visual Infusion Phlebitis (VIP) score assess?

1. AThe patient's eyesight before surgery
2. BThe cannula site for signs of phlebitis
3. CThe speed of an infusion pump
4. DThe risk of an allergic reaction to IV drugs

The intact skin over a patient's heel is deep purple and feels boggy. What should be suspected?

1. AA fungal skin infection
2. BA category 1 pressure ulcer that will heal by itself
3. CA suspected deep tissue injury
4. DA normal bruise from a minor knock

The daughter of a dying patient is upset that her mother has stopped eating. What is the best response?

1. AExplain that losing appetite is a natural part of dying
2. BTell her it means the staff have not been feeding her mother
3. CTell her a feeding tube will be inserted straight away
4. DEncourage her to help her mother eat a full meal at every mealtime