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WorksheetsNS 5 Revision_ Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 6mins
Read the attached scenario to answer questions 1.1 to 1.5.
1.1 Based on Jonathan's clinical presentations, he is likely to be suffering from acute______
pulmonary oedema
exacerbation of asthma
respiratory distress syndrome
exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
1.4 An arterial blood gas (ABG) sample was obtained one hour from admission. Refer to the attached image and analyse the ABG:
Patially compensated respiratory acidosis
Fully compensated metabolic alkalosis
Fully compensated respiratory acidosis
Partially compensated respiratory alkalosis
1.5 Jonathan was scheduled for discharge four days later. He was informed to __________
take cough suppressants for the persistent cough
consume a high caloric diet to meet the increased metabolic demands
take corticosteroid inhaler during an acute episode of breathlessness
vaccinate against pneumonia and influenza annually to decrease recurrence of exacerbation.
Read the attached scenario to answer questions 1.6 to 1.10
1.6 The treatment of priority for neurosurgical care is to _____
give intravenous 0.45% sodium chloride as fluid replacement
elevate head of bed to 90 degrees to optimize venous outflow
administer intravenous mannitol to decrease intracranial pressure
hyperventilate to a target partial pressure of carbon dioxide of 25 mmHg
1.7 Which one of the following statement is true about the management of EVD? The EVD_____
fluid Is observed for colour and clarity for presence of infection
is positioned higher than the level of foramen of monro for drainage
system remains unclamped during transfers to maintain continuous drainage
is levelled from the transducer to the patient's external auditory meatus daily for accuracy
1.8 To prevent EVD related infection, the nurse will ______
ensure the EVD is a closed system
routinely change drain tubing every 3 days
check EVD output only when bag is half full
sample cerebrospinal fluid from EVD twice a day
1.9 The nurse witnessed Tim having convulsive seizure lasting close to 10 minutes Tim has ______
epilepsy
petit-mal seizure
status epilepticus
complex partial seizure
1.10 Tim should be treated immediately with intravenous _______ to control his seizure.
lorazepam
fosphenytoin
phenobarbital
carbamazepine
Read the attahed scenario to answer questions 1.11 to 1.15
1.11 Analyse the above information and choose the most appropriate answer.
Elisa has bradycardia.
lisa has alcoholic intoxication.
Elisa is going into anaphylactic shock.
lisa manifest signs of central nervous system depression.
1.14 The competitive receptor antagonist that can be used as an antidote is
atropine
naloxone
flumazenil
N-acetylcysteine
1.15 Shortly after administration of the antidote, Elisa's cardiac monitor displayed the rhythm as attached.
The immediate intervention is to _______
start chest compression
defibrillate with 150 joules
give intravenous amiodarone 300 mg
administer intravenous adrenaline 1 mg
Read the attached scenario to answer questions 1.16 to 1.20
1.16 Which patient acuity category (PAC) will the triage nurse placed John in?
PAC 1
PAC 2
PAC 3
PAC 4
1.19 The acronym AMPLE was used to obtain a focused history from John. Which of the following history taken is correct? ( Refer to attached image for the scenario if needed)
A = Allergies (John has allergies)
M= Medications (John takes ibuprofen and aspirin)
P = Previous medical history (John has a past medical history of arthritis)
LE= Last meal and events (John coughed up blood prior to admission and could not recall when was his last meal)
