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WorksheetsFinal Exam Questions for Midwifery
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 24mins
Which of the following is the purpose of administering medication?
To provide healing effects for a disease
To increase patient stamina
To worsen the patient's condition
All of the above
Which of the following is a principle of correct medication administration?
Correct location
Correct equipment
Correct patient
Correct doctor
In administering medication to the correct patient, what should we pay attention to ensure the medication is correct?
Allergy sticker
Date of birth
Identity bracelet
All answers are correct
The purpose of double-checking in medication administration is part of which principle?
Correct type of medication
Correct patient
Correct documentation
Correct timing
A doctor advises a nurse to administer RL infusion to an adult patient with a drip rate of 20 gtt/i. How many hours will the infusion last and at what time can it be replaced if the installation is done at 15:00?
21:00
22:00
20:00
23:00
A doctor advises a nurse to administer RL infusion to a child with a drip rate of 60 gtt/i. How many hours will the infusion last and at what time can it be replaced if the installation is done at 13:00?
21:00
20:00
23:00
22:00
Which of the following is not a size of abbocath?
22
24
20
12
Which of the following represents the mechanism of drug action?
Directly suppressing the body's response
Blocking the body's response with receptors
Exchanging, replacing, or collecting substances in the body
All of the above
Drugs work through the ADME process, what does ADME stand for?
Absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination
Absorbs, distribution, mobilization, elimination
Abortion, distribution, metabolism, elimination
Abortion, distribution, mobilization, elimination
Environmental factors that can influence drug action include:
Genetic factors
Lifestyle factors
Drug response factors
All of the above
Factors that cause a drug to have no efficacy include:
Random food
Accompanied by herbal drinks
Patient non-compliance
Excessive dosage
The method of administering medication orally is called:
Sublingual
Parenteral
Topical
Rectal
The veins that can be used for infusion include all of the following except:
Radial
Brachial
Dorsalis
Carotid
Infusion is the administration of medication through:
Injection
Blood vessels
Subcutaneous
Intracutaneous
Analgesic drugs function to:
Reduce fever
Reduce pain
Reduce nausea and vomiting
Act as a sedative
The following are procedures for performing vulva hygiene, except:
Washing with alcohol
Washing with running water
Washing from front to back
Using cotton for wiping
One hour after administering vitamin K, the baby will be injected with HB0 in the area:
Left arm
Left thigh
Right arm
Right thigh
The normal birth weight of a baby is:
2000 grams
2500-4000 grams
1500-3000 grams
3000-4000 grams
Where will the baby be injected with hb0?
Left arm
Left thigh
Right arm
Right thigh
What is the normal birth weight of a baby?
2000 grams
2500-4000 grams
1500-3000 grams
3000-4000 grams
Which of the following is not included in personal hygiene?
Nail trimming
Vulva hygiene
Catheter insertion
Brushing teeth
How many hours after birth can a baby be bathed?
3 hours
2-5 hours
1 hour
4-6 hours
If a victim is known to have a broken neck, how will we open the airway?
Response
Press forehead and lift chin
Check neck
Jaw trust maneuver
Which medication is most often associated with the symptoms described?
Metformin
A-glucosidase inhibitor
Sulfonylurea
Grinid
What is the most appropriate therapy for a type 1 diabetes patient?
NPH insulin injection at night before sleep
Mixed insulin injection (NPH + RI) morning and night before meals
RI insulin before each meal and NPH before sleep
Combination of sulfonylurea in the morning and NPH before sleep
What type of metabolism is dominant in a sprinter during a competition?
Aerobic oxidation
B-oxidation
Aerobic glycolysis & glycogenolysis
Anaerobic glycolysis
What screening test is needed to help diagnose the patient with suspected multiple myeloma?
Peripheral blood smear
Protein electrophoresis
BMA (Bone Marrow Aspiration)
All are correct
What is the most accurate diagnosis for the boy with Turner syndrome?
Turner syndrome
Klinefelter syndrome
Patau syndrome
Edward syndrome
What is the doctor's action in this case?
What type of activity does the doctor's action fall into?
Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
Tertiary prevention
Early detection
The minimum pressure exerted when the heart's ventricles relax is called?
Systole
Diastole
Blood pressure
Arterial pressure
The purpose of intravenous medication is because?
The drug goes directly into the bloodstream
To provide a large amount of medication
To provide special medication via intravenous
Due to allergies and medication administration issues
Below is not a position of the needle for intramuscular injection?
Needle angle with skin surface 180°
Needle angle with skin surface 45°
Needle angle with skin surface 30°
Needle angle with skin surface 90°
How to insert a needle for intravenous injection?
Apply tourniquet, disinfect injection site, insert needle with needle facing up at 30°
Disinfect injection site, apply tourniquet, insert needle with needle facing up at 30°
Insert needle with needle facing up at 30°, apply tourniquet, disinfect injection site
Apply tourniquet, insert needle with needle facing up at 30°, and disinfect injection site
The client receives an intramuscular injection, the preparation includes, except?
Alcohol cotton
Sterile gloves
Tourniquet
Sterile injection tray
Which of the following is not an advantage of intravenous injection?
If wrong, the consequences are fatal
Reaction is faster
Not all medications can be given intravenously
Allergic reactions are not immediately known
The location for injection on the front part of the hand?
Radial vein
Dorsal metacarpal vein
Medial antebrachial vein
Median cubital vein
Using the respiratory media for the process of drug absorption is a medication through?
Inhalation
Oral
Topical
Relaxation
When counseling a client with limited knowledge, we should?
Speak loudly
Speak with the help of another person to explain
Explain using a language that is understood
Speak quickly
The therapeutic communication technique that aims to give the midwife and client a chance to organize their thoughts is?
Focusing
Reflection
Reward
Silent
Below are the steps for organizing group activities?
Prepare the place
Plan the action
Evaluate group activities
Implement group activities
The order of the steps for organizing group activities is?
1,2,3,4
1,3,4,2
2,4,1,3
2,1,4,3
The ability to enter into the client's life to feel the client's thoughts and feelings is?
Sympathy
Emotional catharsis
Confrontation
Empathy
