1.Dễ
What does "glycosuria" mean?
- ABlood in the urine
- BProtein in the urine
- CGlucose in the urine
- DPus in the urine
2.Dễ
On admission to a ward, what should a patient be shown early for their safety?
- AWhere the staff room is
- BHow to read their medical notes
- CHow to use the call bell
- DWhere the drug cupboard keys are kept
3.Dễ
Which part of a sterile field is considered not sterile?
- AThe centre of the field
- BItems placed in the middle of the field
- CThe area just in front of the nurse
- DThe outer 2,5 cm (1 inch) border
4.Trung bình
Which part of the stethoscope is best for hearing low-pitched sounds such as some heart murmurs?
- AThe earpieces turned backwards
- BThe diaphragm, pressed firmly on the skin
- CThe bell, pressed firmly on the skin
- DThe bell, placed lightly on the skin
5.Trung bình
Why is a patient with a suspected spinal injury moved by log-rolling?
- AIt keeps the head, neck and spine aligned as one unit
- BIt reduces the number of staff needed
- CIt is the fastest way to turn any patient, whatever their condition
- DIt lets the patient help with the turn
6.Trung bình
When cleaning a surgical incision, in which direction should the nurse clean?
- ABack and forth along the incision with the same swab
- BFrom the incision outwards, using a new swab for each stroke
- CIn circles from the outside in, reusing the swab
- DFrom the surrounding skin towards the incision with one swab
7.Khó
A dehydrated patient is receiving IV fluids. Which finding best shows the treatment is working?
- AUrine output rises and the heart rate falls towards normal
- BThe heart rate rises and the skin becomes cooler
- CThe urine becomes darker and more concentrated
- DThe patient feels more thirsty than before the fluids started
8.Khó
A patient taking furosemide has a serum potassium of 3,0 mmol/L (3,0 mEq/L). Why is this important?
- AFurosemide raises potassium, so this level is falsely low and can be ignored
- BLow potassium only causes mild thirst
- CLoop diuretics cause potassium loss, and low levels can cause arrhythmias
- DThe level is normal and needs no action
Đáp án
- 1. C · Glucose in the urine
- 2. C · How to use the call bell
- 3. D · The outer 2,5 cm (1 inch) border
- 4. D · The bell, placed lightly on the skin
- 5. A · It keeps the head, neck and spine aligned as one unit
- 6. B · From the incision outwards, using a new swab for each stroke
- 7. A · Urine output rises and the heart rate falls towards normal
- 8. C · Loop diuretics cause potassium loss, and low levels can cause arrhythmias
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