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WorksheetsGroup 1 and 2 (Afternoon)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 21mins
Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) is enough to diagnose HIV.
True
False
The sputum culture of Mrs. K revealed what microorganism?
Streptococcus pneumonaie
Pneumocystis jiroveci
Klebsiella pneumoniae
Group A streptococcus
Why elevate the head of the bed of the patient?
It facilitates lung expansion
No exact reason
It prevents infection.
For comfort
IRIS stands for:
immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome
immune reconstitution immunological syndrome
immune reconstitution inflammatory system
immune retention inflammatory syndrome
CD4 count and Viral Load are:
Directly proportional
Inversely Proportional
Mrs.K’s deferential diagnosis is
Pneumocystis Jiroveci Pneumonia
COVID 19
Pneumonia
P. Jiroveci
What is the abnormal cd4 count?
500
350
<200
>300
When HIV spreads to the brain, it results in
Alzheimer’s Disease
Encephalopathy
Enchondromatosis
None of the above
HIV/AIDS affects many of the body's organ systems except
Nervous System
Brain
None of the above
What will happen when there is a greater spread of HIV infection in the brain?
The symptoms become worse
The symptoms will be gone
The symptoms will become mild to moderate
What are Ms. I’s homemaking interests?
Knitting
Baking
B only
A & B
In the nursing diagnosis of the NCP, which is not related to her risk of falls:
Ageing
Sedentary lifestyle
Associated medical diagnosis
Dizziness
Ms. I recently was reported to have gain weight on her assessment. Base on the findings, how many weight did she gain?
3lb
4lb
5lb
6lb
What is the most modifiable risk for Ms. I?
arthritis
hypertension
diabetes
sedentary lifestyle
What was the nursing diagnosis for Ms. I's condition?
Disturbed thought processes related to overwhelming life circumstances as evidenced by deprivation of sleep
Risk for falls related to advancing age, sedentary lifestyle, and associated medical diagnoses (arthritis, mild hypertension, early cataracts)
Ineffective coping related to situational crisis manifested by elevated blood pressure and anxiety
none of the above
What was the reason for Ms. I's risk for fall?
She had a history of fall prior to post fall-examination.
She is 76 years old and has arthritis.
She has cancer.
All of the above.
Which is not included in the complaint on arthritis?
Hands
Feet
Back
Knee
Is doing exercise will be a risk for fall of Ms. I?
Yes
No
Partially Yes
Partially No
The bed of patient who is at risk for fall should be positioned?
Top position
High position
Bottom
Lowest position
All the medications listed are prescribed for Ms. I except:
fish oil
hydrochlorothiazide
Ibuprofen
Lipitor
