Cevaplı Önceliklendirme ve yetki devri çalışma kâğıdı

Which single action is the most effective way to prevent the spread of infection in hospital?

1. AGiving every patient antibiotics
2. BKeeping the windows closed
3. CHand hygiene
4. DWearing a mask all day

What does a raised troponin level usually show?

1. ADamage to the liver
2. BDamage to heart muscle
3. CLow blood sugar
4. DA urinary tract infection

When is the Apgar score usually assessed?

1. AAt 1 and 5 minutes after birth
2. BBefore the baby is born
3. CAt the first postnatal clinic visit
4. DOnly at 24 hours after birth

A nursing assistant offers to suction a patient’s new tracheostomy. Which response from the RN is best?

1. A“Leave the suctioning until the next shift arrives.”
2. B“Suctioning a new tracheostomy is my task; I will do it myself.”
3. C“Ask the patient’s family to do the suctioning today.”
4. D“Thank you, please suction him as needed and tell me how it went.”

A pregnant nurse is on the unit. Which patient should the charge nurse avoid assigning to her?

1. AA patient with a sealed radioactive implant for cervical cancer
2. BA patient with a fractured wrist
3. CA patient with type 2 diabetes who needs insulin teaching before discharge
4. DA patient after a hip replacement

On a postpartum unit, which patient is the most appropriate to assign to an LPN/LVN?

1. AOne hour after birth with heavy bleeding and a boggy uterus
2. BSevere pre-eclampsia on a magnesium sulfate infusion
3. CA new admission transferred from the labor ward with a fever of 38,6 °C
4. DDay 1 after an uncomplicated vaginal birth, stable vital signs

A medical-unit nurse is floated to intensive care and given a patient on a ventilator, which the nurse has never managed. What is the best response?

1. AAccept the full assignment without comment to avoid conflict
2. BTell the charge nurse about the gap, accept tasks within competence and ask for support
3. CLeave the intensive care unit and go back to the medical unit without telling anyone
4. DRefuse to work and go home, because the assignment is unsafe

A patient with raised intracranial pressure is being nursed on the ward. Which position is best?

1. AHead down with the legs raised above the heart
2. BHead of the bed at about 30 degrees with the neck straight
3. CFlat on the back with the head turned well over to one side
4. DSitting forward with the chin on the chest