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Module 1
Question 1
The nurse is examining an 8 years old boy with tachycardia and tachypnoea. Which one of these non invasive tests can determine the extent of hypoxia?
A
Peak expiratory
B
Pulse oximetry
C
Pulmonary function test
D
Chest x-ray
Question 2
The nurse is examining an 8 years old boy with tachycardia and tachypnoea. Which one of these non invasive tests can determine the extent of hypoxia?
A
Chest x-ray
B
Peak expiratory
C
Pulse oximetry
D
Pulmonary function test
Question 3
Which measure would be most appropriate for the nurse to do to ensure that a child’s ET tube is correctly positioned?
A
Mark the tracheal tube at the child’s lip
B
Watch for yellow display o CO2 monitor
C
Inspect for water vapour in the tracheal tube
D
Auscultate for abdominal breath sounds
Question 4
The nurse is caring for a child who is taking corticosteroids for systemic Lupus erythematosus. The nurse carefully monitors child’s condition because the nurse is aware that corticosteroids can have what major action?
A
They decrease renal function
B
They cause bone marrow suppression
C
They can mask signs of infection
D
They increase liver enzymes
Question 5
A nurse has just administered medication via orogastric tube. What is the priority nursing action following nursing action?
A
Check tube placement
B
Retape the tube
C
Flush the tube
D
Remove the tube
Question 6
An 8 years old girl was diagnosed with a closed fracture of the radius at approximately 2 PM. The fracture was reduced in the emergency room and her arm placed in a cast. At 11 PM her mother brought her back to the emergency room due to unrelenting pain that has not been relieved by the prescribed narcotics. What should the nurse do first?
A
Notify the doctor immediately
B
Apply ice
C
Elevate the arm
D
Give additional pain medication as ordere
Question 7
The nurse has applied EMLA cream as ordered. How does the nurse assess that cream has achieved its purpose?
A
Gently poke the individual with a needle
B
Lightly tap the area where the cream is
C
Note any blanching of the skin
D
Assess the skin for redness
Question 8
The parents of a 2 day old girl baby are concerned because her feet and hands are slightly blue. How should the nurse respond?
A
“Your daughter has acrocyanosis; this is causing her blue hands and feet”
B
“Let’s watch her carefully to make sure she does not have a circulatory problem”
C
“This is normal; her circulatory system will take a few days to adjust”
D
“This is vaso-motor response caused by cooling or warming”
Question 9
The nurse is caring for a child who is experiencing acute renal transplant rejection. Which of the following most accurately describes the expected side effects associated with the first dose of muromonab-CD3?
A
Urinary retention, decreased apetite
B
Photosensitivity, GI upset
C
Cough hyperkalaemia
D
Fever with Chills, chest tightness
Question 10
The ethical principle which shows obligation to tell the truth is-
A
Beneficence
B
Fidelity
C
Veracity
D
Autonomy
Question 11
Acknowledging the performance of an employee is through the way of-
A
Self assessment
B
Performance appraisal
C
Rewards
D
Appreciation
Question 12
Professional negligence is legally termed as-
A
Crime
B
Assault
C
Malpractice
D
Slander
Question 13
Babinsky sign is considered as normal in-
A
Youth
B
Older adults
C
Adolescents
D
Newborn
Question 14
Movement of an extremity away from the body midline is called-
A
Abduction
B
Adduction
C
Extension
D
Flexion
Question 15
“Tracheostomy” is usually performed between the tracheal rings of cartilage of
A
Fourth and fifth
B
Third and fourth
C
Second and third
D
All of the above
Question 16
The study of distribution and determinants of the disease is called-
A
Epidemiology
B
Entomology
C
Pathology
D
Community
Question 17
Patient whose life is threatened and who is comatose is assumed to give what kind of consent for life sustaining treatment.
A
Expressed
B
Direct
C
Implied
D
Informed
Question 18
Life style modification is an example for-
A
Primary prevention
B
Secondary prevention
C
Tertiary prevention
D
Primordial prevention
Question 19
BCG vaccine is given-
A
Intravenously
B
Intradermally
C
Intramuscularly
D
Orally
Question 20
Hydramnios is a condition where there is excess volume of
A
Amniotic fluid
B
Pleural fluid
C
Periotoneal fluid
D
Pericardial fluid
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