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BURNS AND ONCOLOGY NURSING

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Common clinical manifestation of the skin

a)

PRURITUS

b)

ECZEMA

c)

IMPETIGO

d)

HERPES ZOSTER

2.

VULGARIS MEANS

a)

COMMON

b)

SINGLE

c)

GENERAL

d)

BOTH ALL

3.

COSMETIC SURGERY IS ALSO CALLED

a)

RECONSTRUCTIVE

b)

STRUCTIVE

c)

DESTRUCTIVE

d)

AESTHETIC

4.

PLASTIC SURGERY DIVIDED INTO AREAS

a)

AESTHETIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE

b)

AESTHETIC AND DESTRUCTIVE

c)

DESTRUCTIVE

d)

PLASTIC SURGERY

5.

THE BURNS ASSESSMENT BY RULE OF

a)

6

b)

5

c)

9

d)

4

6.

FOLLOWING ARE THE EXCRETORY ORGANS OF THE BODY EXCEPT

a)

SKIN

b)

KIDNEY

c)

GUT

d)

SPLEEN

7.

IN SUPERFICIAL PARTIAL THICKNESS BURNS THE LAYER DESTROYED IS

a)

EPIDERMIS

b)

DERMIS

c)

SUBCUTANEOUS

d)

NONE

8.

METHODS USED TO ESTIMATE TBSA except

a)

RULE OF NINE

b)

LUND AND BROWDER

c)

PALM METHOD

d)

HEMODYNAMIC

9.

ONE OF THE CAUSE OF SUPERFICIAL PARTIAL THICKNESS BURNS

a)

SUNBURN

b)

SCALDS

c)

FLAME

d)

ALL THE ABOVE

10.

ONE OF THE CAUSE OF DEEP PARTIAL THICKNESS BURNS

a)

SUN BURN

b)

SCALDS

c)

FLAMES

d)

ALL THE ABOVE

11.

ONE OF THE CAUSE OF FULL THICKNESS BURNS

a)

SUNBURN

b)

SCALDS

c)

ELECTRIC CURRENT

d)

NONE

12.

IMMEDIATE CARDIOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO BURNS IS

a)

HYPOVOLEMIA

b)

INFECTION

c)

EDEMA

d)

RELEASE OF LOCAL MEDIATORS

13.

LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH IN VICTIM IS

a)

CHEMICAL INJURY

b)

INHALATION INJURY

c)

SUNBURN

d)

ELECTRIC SHOCK

14.

WHICH GAS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INHALATION INJURY

a)

NITROGEN

b)

CARBON DI OXIDE

c)

CARBON MONOXIDE

d)

NITRIC ACID

15.

EXAMPLE FOR COLLOIDS ARE

a)

SODIUM

b)

RINGER LACTATE

c)

PLASMA

d)

WATER

16.

burgundy colored urine suggests the presence of hemochromogen resulting from

a)

MUSCLE DAMAGE

b)

BLOOD VESSEL DAMAGE

c)

LIGAMENT DAMAGE

d)

ALL THE ABOVE

17.

REMOVAL OF KIDNEY IS

a)

NEPHRECTOMY

b)

NEPHROSTOMY

c)

NEUROSTOMY

d)

NEURECTOMY

18.

LEADING CAUSE OF ALL URINARY TRACT CANCERS IS

a)

ALCOHOLS

b)

CHEMICALS

c)

TOBACCO

d)

ALL THE ABOVE

19.

MOST COMMON TYPE OF RENAL TUMOR IS

a)

RENAL ADENOCARCINOMA

b)

RENAL SARCOMA

c)

RENAL ADENOMA

d)

ALL THE ABOVE

20.

APPROXIMATELY 75% OF PANCREATIC CANCERS ORIGINATE IN

a)

HEAD

b)

TAIL

c)

BODY

d)

ALL

21.

MOST COMMON SYMPTOMS OF COLO RECTAL CANCER IS

a)

DIARRHEA

b)

VOMITING

c)

BLOOD STOOLS

d)

ABDOMINAL PAIN

22.

BENIGN TUMOR OF BLOOD VESSELS IS

a)

HEMANGIOMA

b)

HEMANGIO SARCOMA

c)

EWINGS SARCOMA

d)

MENINGIOMA

23.

BENIGN TUMOR OF NERVE CELL IS

a)

NEUROBLASTOMA

b)

NEUROMA

c)

LYMPHANGIOMA

d)

EWINGS SARCOMA

24.

MALIGNANT TUMOR OF ENDOTHELIAL LININGS ARE CALLED AS

a)

EWINGS SARCOMA

b)

LYMPHANGIOMA

c)

NEUROBLASTOMA

d)

HEMANGIO SARCOMA

25.

BRCA-I GENE IS LINKED TO

a)

CERVICAL CANCER

b)

ORAL CANCER

c)

BREAST AND OVARY CANCER

d)

CERVIX AND OVARY

26.

ONE OF THE CAUSE OF VAGINAL CARCINOMAS

a)

DIETHYLSTILL BESTEROL

b)

TOBACCO

c)

ALCOHOL

d)

INFECTIONS

27.

ONE OF THE EXAMPLE OF ALKYLATING AGENT IS

a)

COMNESTINE

b)

TOPOTECAN

c)

CARBOPLASTIN

d)

BLEOMYCIN

28.

CHEWING TOBACCO IS ASSOCIATED WITH

a)

ORAL CANCER

b)

OESOPHAGUS

c)

GASTRIC

d)

HEAD AND NECK CANCER

29.

SMOKING IS STRONGLY ASSOCIATED WITH

a)

LUNG CANCER

b)

CERVIX CANCER

c)

KIDNEY CANCER

d)

BLADDER CANCER

30.

Which of the following interventions is the key to increasing the survival rates of clients with lung cancer?

a)

EARLY BRONCHOSCOPY

b)

EARLY DETECTION

c)

HIGH DOSE CHEMOTHERAPY

d)

SMOKING CESSATION

31.

A client with leukemia has neutropenia. Which of the following functions must be frequently assessed?

a)

BLOOD PRESSURE

b)

BOWEL SOUNDS

c)

HEART SOUND

d)

BREATH SOUND

32.

A client with leukemia has neutropenia. Which of the following functions must be frequently assessed?

a)

BLOOD PRESSURE

b)

BOWEL SOUNDS

c)

HEART SOUND

d)

BREATH SOUND

33.

In the client with terminal lung cancer, the focus of nursing care is on which of the following nursing interventions?

a)

PROVIDE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

b)

PROVIDE NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT

c)

PROVIDE PAIN CONTROL

d)

PREPARE THE CLIENTS WILL

34.

In the client with terminal lung cancer, the focus of nursing care is on which of the following nursing interventions?

a)

30 minutes before the initiation of therapy.

b)

With the administration of therapy

c)

Immediately after nausea begins.

d)

When therapy is completed

35.

Specific classification of the chemotherapeutic agent, Vincristine (Oncovin) is:

a)

Hormone modulator

b)

Mitotic inhibitor

c)

Immediately after nausea begins

d)

When therapy is completed

36.

The removal of entire breast, pectoralis major and minor muscles and neck lymph nodes which is followed by skin grafting is a procedure called:

a)

Simple mastectomy

b)

Modified radical mastectomy

c)

Radiation therapy

d)

Radical mastectomy

37.

A client had undergone radiation therapy (external). The expected side effects include the following apart from:

a)

HAIR LOSS

b)

ULCERATION OF ORAL MUCOUS MEMBRANE

c)

CONSTIPATION

d)

HEAD ACHE

38.

Chemotherapeutic agents have different specific classifications. The following medications are antineoplastic antibiotics except:

a)

Doxorubicin (Adriamycin)

b)

Fluorouracil (Adrucil)

c)

Mitoxantrone (Novantrone)

d)

Bleomycin (Blenoxane)

39.

Chemotherapy is one of the therapeutic modalities for cancer. This treatment is contraindicated to which of the following conditions?

a)

RECENT SURGERY

b)

PREGNENCY

c)

BONE MARROW DEPRESSIOM

d)

ALL THE ABOVE

40.

In staging and grading neoplasm TNM system is used. TNM stands for:

a)

Time, neoplasm, mode of growth

b)

Tumor, node, metastasis

c)

Tumor, neoplasm, mode of growth

d)

Time, node, metastasis

41.

. The newly admitted client has burns on both legs. The burned areas appear white and leather-like. No blisters or bleeding are present, and the client states that he or she has little pain. How should this injury be categorized?

a)

Full thickness

b)

Superficial

c)

Partial-thickness superficial

d)

Partial-thickness deep

42.

. A 30 year old female patient has deep partial thickness burns on the front and back of the right and left leg, front of right arm, and anterior trunk. The patient weighs 63 kg. Use the Parkland Burn Formula: What is the flow rate during the FIRST 8 hours (mL/hr) based on the total you calculated?

a)

921 mL/hr

b)

. 938 mL/hr

c)

. 158 mL/hr

d)

789 mL/hr

43.

The client has experienced an electrical injury, with the entrance site on the left hand and the exit site on the left foot. What are the priority assessment data to obtain from this client on admission?

a)

Airway patency

b)

Heart rate and rhythm

c)

Orientation to time, place, and person

d)

Current range of motion in all extremities

44.

Which information obtained by assessment ensures that the client’s respiratory efforts are currently adequate?

a)

The client is able to talk.

b)

The client is alert and oriented.

c)

The client’s oxygen saturation is 97%.

d)

The client’s chest movements are uninhibited

45.

The client with a dressing covering the neck is experiencing some respiratory difficulty. What is the nurse’s best first action?

a)

Administer oxygen.

b)

Loosen the dressing.

c)

Notify the emergency team.

d)

Document the observation as the only action

46.

Name the cancer that occurs in bone marrow and creates blood cells?

a)

Sarcoma

b)

Myeloma

c)

Lymphoma

d)

Leukemia

47.

The abnormal growth of cells in the body is known as...........

a)

cancer

b)

malignancy

c)

Both A & B

d)

Only A

48.

The most common types of treatment of Cancer are

a)

CHEMOTHERAPY

b)

SURGERY

c)

RADIATION THERAPY

d)

ALL THE ABOVE

49.

Stomach Cancer is also known as....

a)

Gastric cancer

b)

Esophageal cancer

c)

Diaphragm Cancer

d)

Duodenum Cancer

50.

Name the Cancer which is known as The Silent Killer?

a)

STOMACH CANCER

b)

LIVER CANCER

c)

LUNG CANCER

d)

BRAIN TUMOR

51.

HOMOGRAFT IS ALSO CALLED AS

a)

allograft

b)

autograft

c)

homograft

d)

none

52.

EXCESSIVE SCAR FORMATION THAT MISES ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE SKIN IS -------------

(a)  

53.

----------------MEANS SURGICAL REMOVAL OF TISSUE

(a)  

54.

TSA means --------------------

(a)  

55.

---------------------is a process of transforming normal cells into malignant cells

(a)  

56.

-------------------MEANS INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF CELLS OF A TISSUE

(a)  

57.

Which vitamin deficiency is most likely to be a long-term consequence of a full-thickness burn injury?

a)

Vitamin A

b)

Vitamin B

c)

Vitamin C

d)

Vitamin D

58.

At what point after a burn injury should the nurse be most alert for the complication of hypokalemia?

a)

Immediately following the injury

b)

During the fluid shift

c)

During fluid remobilization

d)

During the late acute phase

59.

What clinical manifestation should alert the nurse to possible carbon monoxide poisoning in a client who experienced a burn injury during a house fire?

a)

Pulse oximetry reading of 80%

b)

Expiratory stridor and nasal flaring

c)

Cherry red color to the mucous membranes

d)

Expiratory stridor and nasal flaring

60.

Which type of fluid should the nurse expect to prepare and administer as fluid resuscitation during the emergent phase of burn recovery?

a)

Colloids

b)

Crystalloids

c)

Fresh-frozen plasma

d)

Fresh-frozen plasma