Cevaplı Hemşirelik esasları çalışma kâğıdı

What does "PO" mean on a prescription?

1. ABy injection
2. BBy mouth
3. CInto the rectum
4. DOnto the skin

What does "nocturia" mean?

1. APassing urine only in the morning
2. BBedwetting in young children only
3. CWaking at night to pass urine
4. DBeing unable to sleep because of pain

Which of these is subjective data?

1. AThe patient's temperature is 37,9 °C
2. BThe patient vomited 150 mL
3. CThe patient's skin is pale and moist
4. DThe patient says she feels sick

A patient with right-sided weakness is moving from bed to chair. Where should the chair be placed?

1. AAt the foot of the bed facing away
2. BAcross the room so the patient can practise walking
3. COn the patient's right side, close to the bed
4. DOn the patient's left side, close to the bed

Which response is an example of false reassurance?

1. A"Don't worry, everything will be fine."
2. B"You seem worried. Would you like to talk about it?"
3. C"I can see this is hard for you."
4. D"What are you most concerned about?"

At what angle is a subcutaneous injection usually given?

1. A90 degrees after stretching the skin flat
2. BAlways exactly 15 degrees, with the skin stretched flat
3. C45 to 90 degrees, depending on the amount of fat
4. DAlways parallel to the skin

A postoperative wound drain that had drained little suddenly fills with bright red blood. What should the nurse do?

1. AClamp the drain and tell no one
2. BRemove the drain because it is not working
3. CEmpty the drain and record it at the next routine round
4. DCheck the patient's vital signs and report it urgently

A patient with capacity tells the nurse they do not want the operation their family keeps pushing for. What is the nurse's best action?

1. ATell the patient to follow the family's advice
2. BSay nothing to avoid a conflict with the family
3. CLet the family decide, as they know the patient best
4. DSupport the patient to tell the team their wishes