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WorksheetsNURSERY 2 YEAR EXAM - GROUP 2
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 58mins
The porter has been informed that you are having your X-ray so he (a) you a wheelchair and take you there.
We ___ a handover meeting at 3.00 p.m. everyday.
have
are having
will to have
going to have
He ___ experience some mild side effects from the pills.
has
does
would
may
The shoulder exercises are ___ now than they were yesterday.
more easy
easier
as easy
so easy
Please administer six units of insulin ___ .
two times a day
one time a day
three times a day
‘What is Martin doing?’ ‘He ___ a patient's temperature.’
takes
is taking
took
taking
A: When ___ the last shipment of supplies arrive?
B: Two days ago.
was
did
were
does
I ___ the radiator to see if it's warm.
feel
feels
am feeling
feeling
3.74
three point seven four
three dot seven four
three hundred seventy-four
one thousand seven hundred and forty
When ___ the new box of supplies? We need more stitch cutters.
did you order
were you ordering
did you ordered
you ordered
I have a tingling sensation in my left leg. It gets ___ when I put pressure on it.
bad
worse
more bad
the worst
I don't think, he ___ feel any pain during the operation.
is
will
is going
do
Why don't we ___ a gym?
join
to join
joining
joined
The rash on my skin is making me feel ___ .
embarrass
embarrassed
embarrassing
embarrasses
Match the following hospital departments with the parts of a body / organs.
Obstetrics
ovaries
Renal
gall bladder
ENT Unit
larynx
Gastrointestinal Unit
intestines
Ophthalmology
iris
Match the following hospital jobs with their duties.
pharmacist
prepares and delivers medicine
consultant
a doctor specialist in a specific field
porter
helps to move patients and equipment
charge nurse
leads a team of nurses
GP
takes care of small problems like cold
Match the following health problems.
constipation
swollen glands
fracture
nausea
numbness
Match the following types of thermometers.
tympanic
oral
disposable
Match the following sentence parts.
What dosage
shall I give her?
Check that
the patient's breathing.
Make sure you
use a sterile needle.
Take
the patient's pulse.
Where do I
have to apply the pads?
Organize these options into the right categories
vitamins
minerals
water
lean meat
fish
seafood
bread
rice
pasta
broccoli
avocado
oats
Organize these options into the right categories.
parsley
kale
lettuce
avocado
gooseberries
apricots
butter
cheddar cheese
cream
cocoa
soda
eggnog
Match the following places in a hospital with their definitions.
clean supply room
We keep sheets and blankets there.
nurses' lounge
We can rest there after our shift.
Physician's area
Doctors analyse the exam results there.
a conference room
We have a handover meeting there.
soiled utility room
We keep used equipment there.
Match the following math calculations.
+
add
-
subtract
/
divided by
=
equals
x
times
10,385
ten point three eight five
ten hundred thousand three hundred and eighty-five
ten thousand three hundred and eighty-five
ten comma three eight five
0.99
point nine nine
dot ninety-nine
ninety-nine
ninety-nine hundred
Match the body parts.
Match the body parts responsible for digestion.
Point to the body parts related to the respiratory system.
Match the names of medical equipment.
Match the names of medical supplies to their pictures.
Match the types of medication to their pictures.
supository
lozenges
everescent tablets
IV drip
catheter set
Tie the (a) around the patient’s arm and then insert the syringe.
Patients prefer to have a nurse that is (a) and understanding.
Mr Roberts has problems with (a) . I suggest he should use a nasal cannula.
Do you need to use a (a) to pee, Mr Bower?
Some patients can suffer (a) after being injected.
Try to slide yourself onto the wheelchair using this (a) .
Always wear (a) when you take a blood sample.
I have a(n) (a) to raise my body to a vertical position.
Psychiatric nurses (a) in mental health.
The car park is (a) of the main entrance.
We (a) an ambulance, because it isn’t necessary.
You can (a) equipment with alcohol.
Give CPR to a patient who has had a (a) .
Signs and symptoms are the tools for making a diagnosis, but what is the difference between the two? The signs of an illness are the things that a doctor or nurse can see and measure. Signs are things like spots and bleeding. Temperature, heart rate, blood pressure and respiration rate are all signs because you can measure them. Symptoms are the things which a patient experiences, but others can’t always see. Dizziness and nausea are examples of symptoms. The symptoms which make a patient seek medical help in the first place are called the presenting symptoms. Medics describe them in terms of being either strong, mild or weak. Sometimes the symptoms of serious illnesses like cancer and diabetes are weak. They stay weak for a long time and the illness remains undiagnosed. Many illnesses have the same symptoms. These symptoms are called non-specific. Fatigue is an example of this. It’s a symptom of many kinds of illness, both chronic and acute, and of both physical and mental disorders. Doctors ask patients about the onset of the symptoms, what they feel like, what relieves them and what makes them worse. The more detail they have, the faster they can make a diagnosis.
You need signs and symptoms for a diagnosis.
true
false
You can’t see symptoms..
true
false
Patients presenting symptoms are either strong, mild or weak.
true
false
Killer diseases can have weak symptoms.
true
false
Non-specific symptoms help a lot with diagnosis.
true
false
Too much information slows up diagnosis.
true
false
Match the following symptoms.
How high is it?
fever
Can you feel this?
numbness
How long has it been this thick?
swelling
When you have an an attack, do you fell over?
dizziness
Was any blood in this?
diarrhoea
52-67.
Answer the questions below after watching the video
When did she realize she wanted to work in medicine?
When she finished her secondary school.
Since she was a kid.
When she graduated from her studies.
What does a nurse practitioner do?
She takes care of patients' health.
She assists doctors.
She delivers medication.
She works ...
in mental health.
as a midwife.
in a primary care.
When did she start her work?
About ten months ago.
When she turned ten.
About ten years ago.
In order to work as a NP you need to have...
a driving license
a diploma
a certificate
a registered nurse license
Which languages does she speak at work?
English
Spanish
Chinese
All of them
What are her working hours?
9.00 a.m. - 5.00 a.m.
9.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m.
9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.
9.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.
Which first thing does she do at work?
Checks her emails.
Checks information about her patients.
Has a coffee.
Goes for breakfast.
What kind of a health problem does a patient have?
She has a stomachache.
She has a difficulty with respiration.
She has some allergy.
She feels dizzy.
What kind of a health problem does the patient suffer from?
cardiac arrest
heartburn
a pain in her chest
a pain in her back
What kind of examination has the patient gone through?
X-ray
MRI
CT
ECG
What are her vital signs?
stable
changeable
varying
getting worse
What's going to happen to the patient?
She's going to hospital.
She's going home.
She's going to the clinic.
How long is her lunchbreak on average?
About two hours.
About an hour.
About half an hour.
As long as she needs.
Is the patient COVID positive?
Yes, she is.
No, she isn't.
What does the patient get from the nurse practitioner?
A prescription for some medicine.
An injection.
A recipe for some medicine.
Nothing.
1.75
one point seven five
one dot seven five
one hundred seventy-five
one thousand seven hundred and fifty
The exercises are ___ than they were last week.
as easy
so easy
the easiest
easier
When ___ the last shipment of supplies arrive?
were you receiving
did you receive
you received
did you received
Read this set of first aid instructions for bruises.
How to treat bruises
• Apply ice to the bruise to reduce swelling.
• Raise the bruised area so that it is higher than the heart. This reduces internal bleeding.
• Get medical advice if the bruise doesn’t get any better after 24 hours.
Write first aid instructions for non-medical people for the treatment and care of cuts and grazes.
Include information about:
• cleaning and hygiene
• how to stop bleeding
• antiseptics
• dressings
• what to do if the bleeding does not stop
That soup ___ delicious! What spices have you put in it?
tastes
is tasting
taste
tasting
Match the following items to the pictures.
a power chair
false teeth
an incontinence pad
a walking stick
Match the following problems and aids.
breaks a bone easily
frail
can't move around freely
immobile
wears one's pyjamas in the street
forgetful
can't hear very well
deaf
