1.Easy
Where does neuroblastoma most often start?
- AIn the adrenal gland
- BIn the white matter of the brain
- CIn the lining of the bladder
- DIn the bone marrow of the pelvis
2.Easy
What is usually the first sign of puberty in girls?
- AFirst menstrual period
- BUnderarm hair
- CBreast budding
- DRapid weight loss
3.Easy
How does respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) mainly spread?
- AThrough contaminated food and drinking water
- BThrough the bites of insects such as mosquitoes
- COnly through the air over long distances, like measles
- DThrough droplets and contaminated hands and surfaces
4.Medium
A child with suspected measles is admitted. Which precaution is most important?
- AAirborne precautions, ideally in a negative-pressure room
- BNo special precautions once the rash appears
- CContact precautions only, with gloves
- DDroplet precautions in a shared bay
5.Medium
Which task can the registered nurse delegate to a healthcare assistant (nursing assistant) on a children's ward?
- AAssessing pain after surgery and choosing the analgesia
- BCarrying out the admission assessment of a new patient
- CTeaching a parent how to give insulin injections
- DMeasuring and recording the vital signs of a stable child
6.Medium
How should the nurse position the ear when giving ear drops to a 2-year-old?
- APull the pinna gently down and back
- BLeave the pinna alone and tilt the head
- CPull the pinna gently up and back
- DPull the earlobe gently forward and up
7.Hard
A 2-month-old is brought in with bruises on both cheeks. The parent says the baby "bumps into things". What should the nurse do?
- ADocument the findings objectively and follow the safeguarding procedure to report the concern
- BTell the parent that a report will be made, then let them take the baby home before it is reviewed
- CAccuse the parent of abuse in front of other families
- DAccept the explanation because babies often bump into things
8.Hard
A 4-year-old says it is wrong to hit his sister "because then I get a time-out". Which level of Kohlberg's moral development does this reflect?
- AConventional level
- BFormal operational level
- CPreconventional level
- DPostconventional level
Answer key
- 1. A · In the adrenal gland
- 2. C · Breast budding
- 3. D · Through droplets and contaminated hands and surfaces
- 4. A · Airborne precautions, ideally in a negative-pressure room
- 5. D · Measuring and recording the vital signs of a stable child
- 6. A · Pull the pinna gently down and back
- 7. A · Document the findings objectively and follow the safeguarding procedure to report the concern
- 8. C · Preconventional level
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