1.Dễ
Which precautions are used for a patient with HIV infection who has no other infection?
- ADroplet precautions
- BContact precautions
- CStandard precautions
- DAirborne precautions
2.Dễ
What is a “never event”?
- AA rare side effect of a drug that has never been described in the literature before
- BAn event that only happens at night
- CAn event that has never been reported before
- DA serious, preventable event that should never happen, such as wrong-site surgery
3.Dễ
To which patients do standard precautions apply?
- AOnly to patients with a known infection
- BOnly to patients in isolation rooms
- CTo all patients, whatever their diagnosis
- DOnly to patients having surgery
4.Trung bình
A patient with a fever and a cough arrives in a crowded clinic waiting room. What should the nurse do?
- AGive everyone else in the waiting room a mask instead
- BAsk the patient to wait outside in the car park
- CGive the patient a mask and seat them apart from others
- DDo nothing until the patient is seen by the provider
5.Trung bình
Which kitchen practice helps prevent scald burns in young children?
- ALeave hot drinks at the edge of the table
- BTurn pot handles toward the back of the stove
- CHold the child while drinking a hot drink
- DLet the child stand on a chair beside the stove
6.Trung bình
Why is “QD” (once daily) on The Joint Commission’s “Do Not Use” list?
- AIt is a Latin abbreviation, and only plain English abbreviations may be used
- BIt can be misread as QID or QOD, so the drug is given too often or too rarely
- CIt is only allowed for intravenous medicines
- DIt means “every day at bedtime” in some hospitals
7.Khó
A nurse teaches parents of a toddler about drowning prevention. Which statement shows a need for further teaching?
- A“I can leave my 2-year-old in the bath for a minute if the water is shallow.”
- B“I empty buckets of water as soon as I have used them.”
- C“I stay within arm’s reach of my child whenever we are near any water.”
- D“We keep the gate in the pool fence closed and locked at all times.”
8.Khó
A patient has a rash, and both smallpox and chickenpox are considered. Which finding suggests smallpox?
- AA rash that is very itchy and starts on the trunk
- BLesions all at the same stage, most dense on the face and limbs
- CLesions at different stages, most dense on the trunk
- DSmall crops of new lesions appearing over several days in a row
Đáp án
- 1. C · Standard precautions
- 2. D · A serious, preventable event that should never happen, such as wrong-site surgery
- 3. C · To all patients, whatever their diagnosis
- 4. C · Give the patient a mask and seat them apart from others
- 5. B · Turn pot handles toward the back of the stove
- 6. B · It can be misread as QID or QOD, so the drug is given too often or too rarely
- 7. A · “I can leave my 2-year-old in the bath for a minute if the water is shallow.”
- 8. B · Lesions all at the same stage, most dense on the face and limbs
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