Phiếu bài tập Điều dưỡng cơ bản có đáp án

Pain that has lasted for more than three months is usually called:

1. ABreakthrough pain
2. BReferred pain
3. CChronic pain
4. DAcute pain

What happens in the implementation step of the nursing process?

1. AThe planned nursing care is carried out
2. BGoals are written for the first time
3. CThe patient's problems are identified
4. DData about the patient are collected

At what rate should chest compressions be given during adult CPR?

1. A100–120 per minute
2. B140–160 per minute
3. C80–90 per minute
4. D60–80 per minute

Why should enteric-coated tablets not be crushed?

1. ACrushing makes the dose roughly twice as strong as the whole tablet
2. BCrushing removes the coating that protects the stomach or drug
3. CCrushing makes the tablet taste so bitter that patients refuse it
4. DCrushing makes the drug inactive in water

In adult basic life support, how long should the rescuer take to check for normal breathing?

1. AAs long as it takes to be certain
2. BAbout 30 seconds
3. CAt least one minute
4. DNo more than 10 seconds

A patient is getting up for the first time after several days in bed. What should the nurse do first?

1. AGive the patient a large drink of water while standing
2. BHelp the patient stand up quickly, so that the dizziness has less time to start
3. CAsk the patient to walk to the bathroom alone
4. DHave the patient sit on the edge of the bed for a short time before standing

A woman leaks small amounts of urine when she coughs, sneezes or laughs. Which type of incontinence is this?

1. AUrge incontinence
2. BOverflow incontinence
3. CFunctional incontinence
4. DStress incontinence

A patient reports pain of 8/10 but is chatting calmly and has normal vital signs. What should the nurse do?

1. AAccept the report, assess further and offer analgesia
2. BWithhold analgesia until the vital signs change
3. CTell the patient they cannot be in that much pain
4. DRecord a lower score because the patient looks comfortable and calm