Cevaplı Hemşirelik esasları çalışma kâğıdı

Which infection needs airborne precautions?

1. AClostridioides difficile diarrhoea
2. BA urinary tract infection with E. coli
3. CAn MRSA wound infection
4. DPulmonary tuberculosis

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

1. ASelf-actualisation needs
2. BSafety and security needs
3. CLove and belonging needs
4. DEsteem needs

Which physical assessment technique means listening to body sounds with a stethoscope?

1. AInspection
2. BPalpation
3. CAuscultation
4. DPercussion

Bir hemşire gizli bilgileri hastanın onamı olmadan ne zaman paylaşabilir?

1. ABaşka bir servisteki meslektaşı merak ettiğinde
2. BBir yakın her istediğinde
3. CBir gazeteci ünlü bir hasta hakkında soru sorduğunda
4. DBirini ciddi bir zarar riskinden korumak için gerektiğinde

A nurse posts about an "interesting patient" on social media without naming them. Why is this a problem?

1. AIt is not a problem if the account is private
2. BIt is only a problem if the post also includes a photograph of the patient
3. CThe patient may still be identifiable, which breaches confidentiality
4. DIt is not a problem because no name was given

Why is a patient with a suspected spinal injury moved by log-rolling?

1. AIt keeps the head, neck and spine aligned as one unit
2. BIt reduces the number of staff needed
3. CIt is the fastest way to turn any patient, whatever their condition
4. DIt lets the patient help with the turn

Why should only the patient press the button of a patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pump?

1. ANurses are not allowed to give opioids
2. BA drowsy patient stops pressing, which helps prevent overdose
3. CThe pump only works with the patient's fingerprint
4. DVisitors might damage the pump or change its settings if they touch it

A pulse oximeter reads 82% on a patient with cold hands who is talking in full sentences with a normal respiratory rate. What is the best first action?

1. ACheck the patient and probe, then warm the hand or move the probe
2. BIgnore the reading because the patient looks well
3. CRecord the reading and recheck it at the next routine set of observations
4. DRemove any oxygen because the reading must be wrong