RHFR 3012 (MCQ SET 1) REVISION

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Which aspect of nursing rehabilitation does Jean Watson Humanistic Nursing Theory emphasize?

• A. Patient's adaptation to environmental changes.
• B. Individuals' ability to perform self-care activities.
• C. Create a healing environment that fosters rehabilitation.
• D. Therapeutic relationship between the nurse and the patient.

A patient who has undergone spinal surgery needs guidance on post-operative care, assistance with mobility, and education on lifestyle adjustments. What role does the rehabilitation nurse primarily fulfil in this situation?

• A. Educator.
• B. Caregiver.
• C. Supervisor.
• D. Communicator.

The key benefit of effective risk management in rehabilitation nursing is/are to

• A. improve quality of care.
• B. reduce adverse events.
• C. decrease patient satisfaction.
• D. provide hazardous environment.

What is/are the common strategy in risk management to reduce the risk of patient falls?

• A. Encourage patient mobility.
• B. Keep all patients confined in beds.
• C. Provide education and awareness.
• D. Install handrails and nonslip flooring.

Ms. Y, a rehabilitation nurse is providing care to a patient with a deep wound that is healing slowly. She decides to use vacuum dressing to expedite the healing process. What is the primary benefit of using vacuum dressing in this scenario?

• A. Reduce infection risk.
• B. Promote tissue granulation.
• C. Direct application of antibiotics to wounds.
• D. Primarily used for routine dressing changes.

What is the principle of non-maleficence in rehabilitation nursing?

• A. Create a safe and secure environment.
• B. Prioritizing the interests of the caregiver.
• C. Deliver care in the best interest for patient.
• D. Ensure patient follows medical recommendations.

Competence in professionalism for rehabilitation nurses refers to

• A. possess knowledge and skills.
• B. focus on personal achievements.
• C. able to perform nursing task competently.
• D. always knowing the answers to every medical question.

How can a rehabilitation nurse demonstrate empathy in therapeutic communication?

• A. Keep interactions brief.
• B. Offer emotional support.
• C. Minimize emotional expression.
• D. Acknowledge the patient's feelings.

You are a rehabilitation nurse working with a patient who recently had a stroke. The patient is struggling to express their emotions and fears. What approach should you take in this situation?

• A. Encourage the patient to hide their emotions to maintain a positive outlook.
• B. Ask clarifying questions to understand the patient's needs and concerns accurately.
• C. Minimize the patient's feelings of anxiety and fear to maintain a positive environment.
• D. Provide a nonjudgmental and open environment to help the patient express their emotions.