1.Easy
What does the abbreviation BID mean?
- AEvery other day
- BOnce a day
- CTwice a day
- DThree times a day
2.Easy
What does the suffix "-itis" mean?
- APain
- BTumor
- CInflammation
- DSurgical removal
3.Easy
What is the supine position?
- ALying on the left side
- BSitting upright in bed
- CLying flat on the back
- DLying on the stomach
4.Medium
How should cleaning chemicals be stored in a care facility?
- AIn residents' rooms, so that staff can reach them quickly when needed
- BIn empty drink bottles to save space
- CIn unlabeled bottles on the hallway shelf
- DIn their original labeled containers, locked away from residents
5.Medium
Which vital sign should be reported to the nurse right away?
- ARespirations of 30 per minute in a resting adult
- BA blood pressure of 118/76 mmHg
- CAn oral temperature of 98.2 °F (36.8 °C) taken before breakfast
- DA pulse of 76 beats per minute
6.Medium
A resident with an IV line needs a clean gown. How is the old gown removed?
- ABy cutting the sleeve off the IV arm
- BAfter disconnecting the IV tubing from the bag
- CFrom the arm without the IV first, then the bag and tubing are slid through the sleeve
- DFrom the arm with the IV first, after clamping the tubing
7.Hard
A resident who receives tube feedings takes nothing by mouth. How often does she need mouth care?
- ANever, because no food or drink goes into her mouth
- BOften, because the mouth gets dry even without eating
- COnly when her family comes to visit
- DOnce a week, at the same time her bed linen is changed
8.Hard
A resident with dementia picks at her food and keeps walking away from the dining table. Which approach is most helpful?
- ATake her tray away, because she is clearly not hungry today
- BOffer finger foods she can eat easily, even while walking
- CFeed her quickly before she can stand up
- DRestrain her in the chair until she finishes
Answer key
- 1. C · Twice a day
- 2. C · Inflammation
- 3. C · Lying flat on the back
- 4. D · In their original labeled containers, locked away from residents
- 5. A · Respirations of 30 per minute in a resting adult
- 6. C · From the arm without the IV first, then the bag and tubing are slid through the sleeve
- 7. B · Often, because the mouth gets dry even without eating
- 8. B · Offer finger foods she can eat easily, even while walking
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