1.简单
Why does a patient with a kidney transplant need lifelong medicines?
- ATo help the new kidney make more urine each day
- BTo prevent kidney stones in the new kidney
- CTo stop the immune system rejecting the new kidney
- DTo keep the blood pressure low enough
2.简单
Where is a transplanted kidney usually placed?
- AIn the lower abdomen, in the iliac fossa
- BJust under the skin of the arm
- CIn the chest, next to the heart
- DIn the original kidney position at the back
3.简单
Which hourly urine output is usually taken as the minimum acceptable for an adult?
- AAbout 0.05 mL/kg per hour
- BAbout 5 mL/kg per hour
- CAbout 0.5 mL/kg per hour
- DAbout 10 mL/kg per hour
4.中等
A patient has had a calcium oxalate kidney stone. Which advice best helps prevent another?
- ADrink only a little to avoid diluting the urine
- BTake extra vitamin C supplements
- CCut all calcium out of the diet
- DDrink plenty of fluid so the urine stays pale
5.中等
Why are tacrolimus blood levels checked regularly?
- AToo high harms the kidney; too low risks rejection
- BThe levels show how much urine the kidney is making
- CThe drug only works if levels are as high as possible
- DThe levels show whether the patient has diabetes
6.中等
An 85-year-old care home resident becomes newly confused and is falling more often. A UTI is one possibility. Why?
- AOlder adults often show infection as confusion
- BUrinary infections always cause a high fever in older adults
- CA UTI cannot occur in people over 80
- DConfusion is the only symptom of a UTI at any age
7.困难
An older patient with a UTI is now confused, with a respiratory rate of 24/min, BP 88/50 mmHg and a pulse of 120/min. What should happen?
- AStart sepsis care at once, with IV antibiotics and fluids
- BEncourage oral fluids and wait for the urine culture
- CTreat the confusion with a sedative
- DGive oral antibiotics and recheck in four hours
8.困难
A prescription reads "Insulin 10U". Why is this a safety problem?
- A"U" can be misread as a zero, giving a tenfold dose
- B"U" means the insulin must be given intravenously
- CInsulin doses must always be written in millilitres
- DThere is no problem as long as the nurse can read it
答案
- 1. C · To stop the immune system rejecting the new kidney
- 2. A · In the lower abdomen, in the iliac fossa
- 3. C · About 0.5 mL/kg per hour
- 4. D · Drink plenty of fluid so the urine stays pale
- 5. A · Too high harms the kidney; too low risks rejection
- 6. A · Older adults often show infection as confusion
- 7. A · Start sepsis care at once, with IV antibiotics and fluids
- 8. A · "U" can be misread as a zero, giving a tenfold dose
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