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Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Pulse is taken within
1 min
5 min
10 min
30 sek
15 sek
The destruction of pathogens and infections in the environment is called
disinfestation
disinfection
anthropometry
destruction
Decontamination
The pulse is usually taken on
radial artery
carotid artery
Femoral artery
popliteal artery
Posterior tibial artery
The temperature is not taken
in oral cavity
in armpit
in inguinal fold
In rectum
in elbow bent
The intermuscular injection in gluteal muscle is done
In upper inner quadrant of the buttock
in lower inner quadrant of the buttock
in upper outer quadrant of the buttock
In lower inner quadrant of the buttock
In the center of the buttock
what is contraindicated in gastrointestinal bleeding?
bedrest;
physical activity;
put an ice pack on the abdomen;
put a hot bottle on the abdomen;
hemostatic a gents
How many times a day should a nurse change the position of a patient to prevent pressure ulcers?
2 times a day
every 2 hours
3 times a day
every 4 hours
4 times a day
hat is the ratio between proteins, lipids and carbohydrates?
1:1:4;
more proteins;
The ratio must be determined by the disease.
Infiltrate is
the most common complication after subcutaneous and intramuscular injections
one of the rare complications after various injections
solution for subcutaneous injection
solution for intramuscular injection
Infectious disease
A parasite inhabiting hair roots is called:
body louse
itch mite
dust mite
Head louse
Flea
Before CPR, one should do
clear the airways;
Closed-chest cardiac massage;
gastric lavage;
count respiratory rate.
take pulse on carotid art ery
T he linen and patient’s underwear should be changed
no less than once a week
once in 10 days
Once in 2 weeks
2 a month
daily
The intravenous injections are administered by
A doctor
A senior nurse
a junior nurse
a treatment room nurse
a nurse on duty
Who is responsible for the sanitary condition of the ward?
doctor
patients
junior medical staff
nurse
senior nurse
What are the routs of medicine adminitering:
external
Enteral
inhalation
Parenteral
all mentioned above
Bedsores are
redness of skin
necrosis of skin and subcutaneous tissues
dryness of skin
all mentioned ab ove
The angle of intramuscular injection is
45
60
90
75
30
28. What is the concentration of alcohol for desinfection of the place of an injection?
96%
70%
60%
45%
80%
Signs of clinical death include
Decrease in body temperature.
Decrease in heart rate.
No response of pupils to light.
clouding of consciousness.
Rigor mortis.
How many layers should be in the heating wet compress
1
4
3
2
5
How long does resuscitation take?
5-7 minutes;
30 minutes;
1 hour;
several hours;
1-2 minutes
Normal pulse rate
10-15 beats per minute
15-20 beats per minute
30-40 beats per minute
60-80 beats per minute
100- 120 beats per m inute
Methods of disinfection include:
UV radiation of air in the ward
steam autoclaving under pressure
exposure to hot air in a dry oven
Ozone exp osure
What should you do if disinfectant accidentally comes into stomach?
Probe gastric lavage with water up to 10 l
Drink water and cause vomiting
Drink water
The increase in heart rate is called
bradycardia
hypertension
arrythmia
Tachycardia
hypotension
What will you do if a patient starts coughing while inserting gastric tube?
you need to advance it deeper;
you need to take the tube away;
You ask the patient to breath in;
You supply oxygen through the tube;
In what position should the emergency room doctor’s hands be during the indirect heart massage?
Fully extended at the wrist and elbow joints.
Slightly bent at the elbow joints and maximally extended at the wrist.
Unbent (actually maximally, at an angle of 90 °) at the wrist joints and straightened at the elbow.
Slightly bent at the elbow and wrist joints.
Grasp the chest on both sides.
The increase in blood pressure is called
bradycardia
hypertension
hypotension
tachycardia
arrythmia
The most common area for subcutaneous injection is:
the outer surface of the upper arm;
Upper outer quadrant of the buttock;
places of the most superficial location of blood vessels;
inner surface of the forearm;
frontal part of the thigh
Jerky vibration of the vessel walls caused by the motion of blood discharged by the heart are called
vascular tone
arterial pressure
tachycardia
Pulse
heart contr action
Blood pressure on the vessels walls during the systole and diastole is called
arterial pressure
systolic pressure
pulse pressure
Diastolic pressure
Venous pressure
