Phiếu bài tập Điều dưỡng cơ bản có đáp án

Which of these is an example of non-verbal communication?

1. AThe words chosen in a conversation
2. BA written care plan
3. CFacial expression and eye contact
4. DA telephone handover

Phương pháp "teach-back" trong giáo dục bệnh nhân là gì?

1. AYêu cầu bệnh nhân giải thích lại thông tin bằng lời của chính họ
2. BDạy gia đình thay vì bệnh nhân
3. CĐưa cho bệnh nhân một tờ rơi bằng văn bản để đọc ở nhà trước lần khám sau
4. DLặp lại cùng một thông tin ba lần

What is an incident report used for?

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

How is a 24-hour urine collection started?

1. AOnly urine passed at night is collected
2. BThe first urine of the morning is kept and the rest of the day's urine is discarded
3. CThe first urine of the morning is discarded and the time noted, then all urine is kept
4. DA sample is taken every four hours and the rest discarded

Which patient is at greatest risk of injury from a heat pack?

1. AA patient with period pain
2. BA patient with reduced sensation from diabetic neuropathy
3. CA patient with a sore lower back after gardening
4. DA young adult with a stiff neck after sleeping in an awkward position

How long should each pass of oropharyngeal or tracheal suction usually last?

1. AAs long as secretions keep coming
2. BAbout one minute
3. CNo more than about 10–15 seconds
4. DAbout 30–45 seconds

A recently discharged patient sends the nurse a friend request on social media. What is the most appropriate response?

1. AAccept it but only post about work
2. BAccept it and ask how they are getting on
3. CAccept it, since the patient has gone home
4. DDecline it, to keep a professional boundary

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. BRemove any oxygen because the reading must be wrong
3. CRecord the reading and recheck it at the next routine set of observations
4. DIgnore the reading because the patient looks well