English Communication for Nursing

The unit that deals with sick children.

• ENT

• Maternity

• Pediatric

• Surgical Ward

The unit that provides cancer care treatment.

• Oncology

• Andrology

• Neurology

• Ophtalmology

I am someone who is taking blood from patients in wards or outpatient clinics for examination in laboratories.

• Phlebotomist

• Surgeon

• Anesthetist

• Nurse

This team/person deals with disorders of the heart and blood vessels.

• Surgeon

• Phlebotomist

• Cardiologist

• Hematologist

A . . . . works with people to promote nutritional wellbeing, prevent food-related problems and treat disease.

• Midwife

• Obstetrician

• Doctor

• Dietitian

How would you greet a patient for the first time?

• Hello, Mr. Johnson. How are you feeling today?

• Hi, what's up?

• Hey there! What's the problem?

• What's wrong with you?

Which of the following is not a vital sign?

• Blood pressure

• Pulse rate

• Body temperature

• Blood type

What does the acronym 'CPR' stand for in a medical context?

• Cardiac Prevention and Recovery

• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

• Critical Patient Response

• Continuous Pain Relief

What should a nurse do if a patient is experiencing difficulty breathing?

• Ignore it; it's probably not serious

• Call a doctor immediately

• Assess the patient and take appropriate action

• Tell the patient to relax and take deep breaths

How would you ask a patient about their pain level?

• Are you feeling good?

• How's your mood today?

• On a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your pain, with 0 being no pain and 10 being the worst pain imaginable?

• Is everything okay?