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OPD QUIZ

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Nurse Karen is assessing Mr. Santos, 54 years old, who complains of dizziness. His BP is 88/50 mmHg, PR 110 bpm, RR 22, Temp 36.7°C. Which finding is most concerning?

a)

Temperature

b)

Pulse rate

c)

Blood pressure

d)

Respiratory rate

2.

Ms. dela Cruz, 34 years old, visits the OPD for persistent cough and fever for 5 days. Her vital signs are BP 120/80, PR 98, RR 26, Temp 38.7°C, SpO₂ 92%. What should the nurse prioritize?

a)

Administering an antipyretic

b)

Advising chest x-ray evaluation

c)

Encouraging oral hydration

d)

Reporting low oxygen saturation

3.

A 7-year-old boy presents with sore throat and temperature of 39.1°C. The nurse notices flushed cheeks and tachycardia. What is the best immediate nursing action?

a)

Apply cold compress to forehead

b)

Recheck temperature after 4 hours

c)

Notify physician for antipyretic order

d)

Encourage the child to play quietly

4.

Nurse Liza notes that a hypertensive patient's BP dropped from 160/100 mmHg to 100/70 mmHg after taking medication. What should she do first?

a)

Report to physician immediately

b)

Repeat BP after 15 minutes

c)

Ask about dizziness or headache

d)

Document and reassure the patient

5.

Nurse Paulo is assigned in the pediatric area. A 5-year-old child with flu has a pulse rate of 125 bpm. How should the nurse interpret this?

a)

Bradycardia

b)

Normal for age

c)

Tachycardia

d)

Arrhythmia

6.

A patient points to pain “below the eye.” How should the nurse describe this in medical terms?

a)

Supraorbital area

b)

Infraorbital area

c)

Submandibular area

d)

Temporal area

7.

The nurse documents redness on the patient’s “forehead.” The correct medical term is:

a)

Occipital region

b)

Frontal region

c)

Parietal region

d)

Temporal region

8.

The client complains of pain in the “lower right abdomen.” Which anatomical term best describes the site?

a)

Right upper quadrant

b)

Left lower quadrant

c)

Right lower quadrant

d)

Epigastric region

9.

The patient points to the area “behind the knee.” The nurse should chart the pain as located in the:

a)

Popliteal area

b)

Patellar area

c)

Femoral area

d)

Tibial area

10.

A child says her “arm near the wrist” hurts. The nurse documents tenderness on the:

a)

Proximal forearm

b)

Distal forearm

c)

Olecranon area

d)

Brachial area

11.

During assessment, a 43-year-old patient reports allergy to penicillin. The nurse should:

a)

Ask what reaction occurs with penicillin

b)

Document allergy and continue assessment

c)

Give penicillin cautiously

d)

Ask the family to confirm

12.

A 56-year-old diabetic patient mentions he underwent “laser surgery” on both eyes. The nurse recognizes this procedure as most likely for:

a)

Cataract

b)

Glaucoma or diabetic retinopathy

c)

Retinal detachment

d)

Eye infection

13.

A 30-year-old woman reports she gets skin rashes when eating shrimp. What type of allergy is this?

a)

Food allergy

b)

Drug allergy

c)

Contact allergy

d)

Latex allergy

14.

A mother reports that her child develops wheals after taking amoxicillin. What should the nurse do first?

a)

Document and inform the physician

b)

Give antihistamine

c)

Observe for 1 hour

d)

Apply cold compress

15.

Nurse Jay is assessing an elderly client with hypertension. When asking about past medical history, what is most relevant?

a)

History of fractures

b)

Childhood illnesses

c)

Previous cardiovascular events

d)

Previous dental extraction

16.

A patient with a BP of 170/100 mmHg reports severe headache. What is the most likely reason for the complaint?

a)

Hypertensive crisis

b)

Migraine

c)

Dehydration

d)

Eye strain

17.

A mother brings her 8-year-old with a 3-day history of fever, cough, and runny nose. Which condition is most consistent?

a)

Pneumonia

b)

Viral upper respiratory infection

c)

Asthma

d)

Bronchitis

18.

A 40-year-old male patient’s BP is 150/90 mmHg, pulse 85, RR 20, Temp 36.5°C. What should the nurse include in health teaching?

a)

Increase salt intake

b)

Engage in regular exercise

c)

Stop antihypertensive therapy

d)

Limit fluid intake

19.

A 9-year-old with asthma presents with RR 32 and wheezing. What should the nurse prepare?

a)

Nebulization

b)

Cold compress

c)

Incentive spirometer

d)

Chest physiotherapy

20.

A patient with flu reports sore throat and difficulty swallowing. The nurse should inspect which area?

a)

Buccal mucosa

b)

Pharyngeal area

c)

Nasal cavity

d)

Uvula

21.

Nurse May is caring for Mrs. Robles, 48, who recently underwent mastectomy. Which organ was removed?

a)

Uterus

b)

Breast

c)

Ovary

d)

Gallbladder

22.

A 60-year-old man had a cholecystectomy last week and returns for suture removal. This surgery involved removal of the:

a)

Colon

b)

Gallbladder

23.

A 25-year-old male was admitted after a motorcycle accident and underwent open reduction internal fixation (ORIF). What does this mean?

a)

Removal of dead tissue

b)

Realignment and fixation of a fracture

c)

Drainage of abscess

d)

Excision of bone tumor

24.

Nurse Anton assists a client scheduled for appendectomy. What is the correct understanding of this procedure?

a)

Removal of appendix

b)

Repair of appendix

c)

Removal of colon

d)

Exploration of abdomen

25.

A patient's chart indicates laparotomy. The nurse knows this refers to:

a)

Surgical incision into the abdomen

b)

Removal of the stomach

c)

Repair of intestines

d)

Exploration of thoracic cavity

26.

During triage, Nurse Bea notes that a child's SpO₂ is 89%. What should she do first?

a)

Notify physician

b)

Reassess using another finger probe

c)

Administer oxygen

d)

Encourage deep breathing

27.

Nurse Ana observes that a hypertensive patient looks pale and diaphoretic after medication. What should she check next?

a)

Temperature

b)

Blood pressure

c)

Pulse rate

d)

Respiratory rate

28.

A patient post-fracture repair complains of pain in the leg, numbness, and coldness. What complication should the nurse suspect?

a)

Infection

b)

Compartment syndrome

c)

Muscle fatigue

d)

Deep vein thrombosis

29.

A child's temperature is 40°C. What physiological change is expected?

a)

Decreased pulse

b)

Increased respiratory rate

c)

Decreased BP

d)

Decreased metabolic rate

30.

During assessment, a patient with COPD has an oxygen saturation of 88%. What is the best nursing response?

a)

Document as expected finding

b)

Start high-flow oxygen

c)

Notify physician immediately

d)

Recheck using ear probe

31.

Mr. Cruz, 47, comes with cough and chest tightness. BP 130/80, PR 108, RR 28, SpO₂ 91%. What is the most likely problem?

a)

Impaired gas exchange

b)

Ineffective thermoregulation

c)

Acute pain

d)

Risk for infection

32.

Nurse Rica assesses an elderly woman who had hip surgery. She reports calf pain and swelling. Which condition is suspected?

a)

Muscle strain

b)

Deep vein thrombosis

c)

Pressure ulcer

d)

Infection

33.

During patient interview, a client says, “I often feel my heart racing.” The nurse should focus next on:

a)

Pulse rate assessment

b)

Temperature check

c)

Nutritional history

d)

Allergies

34.

A patient’s BP cuff is too small for his arm. What error may result?

a)

False low BP reading

b)

False high BP reading

c)

Accurate reading

d)

Random variation

35.

When measuring a pediatric patient’s temperature axillary, which step ensures accuracy?

a)

Wipe underarm dry

b)

Place probe on clothing

36.

During health teaching, which statement shows patient understanding about hypertension management?

a)

I’ll take my medicine only when I feel dizzy.

b)

I’ll check my BP regularly even if I feel fine.

c)

I can skip medication when BP is normal.

d)

I can stop once my BP improves.

37.

Nurse Kate is assigned to follow up a post-appendectomy patient. Which finding should be reported immediately?

a)

Mild tenderness

b)

Fever and purulent drainage

c)

Slight redness

d)

Decreased appetite

38.

A patient with diabetes reports tingling in the feet. This finding suggests:

a)

Hypoglycemia

b)

Peripheral neuropathy

c)

Hyperthyroidism

d)

Circulatory overload

39.

When interviewing a 10-year-old child, the nurse should:

a)

Ask questions directly to the child in simple language

b)

Ask the parent only

c)

Use medical jargon

d)

Skip sensitive questions

40.

A hypertensive patient asks, “Can I drink coffee daily?” The best response is:

a)

“Decaffeinated coffee is safer, but moderation is key.”

b)

“Avoid all coffee immediately.”

c)

“Only drink coffee when BP is low.”

d)

“Coffee lowers BP.”

41.

Mr. Ramos reports shortness of breath after mild activity. His pulse oximetry reads 90%. What is the best nursing action?

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42.

Nurse Lani takes BP using the left arm of a patient with AV fistula. Which describes this action?

a)

Correct technique

b)

Contraindicated

c)

Acceptable if gentle

d)

Only if ordered

43.

The patient with cough and fever is advised chest x-ray but refuses. The nurse should:

a)

Respect the patient's decision and document refusal

b)

Force compliance

c)

Call security

d)

Ignore the refusal

44.

When assessing a 3-year-old, which site is best for pulse rate?

a)

Radial

b)

Brachial

c)

Carotid

d)

Dorsalis pedis

45.

A 60-year-old returns for suture removal after herniorrhaphy. The term means:

a)

Surgical repair of hernia

b)

Removal of hernia sac

c)

Opening of abdomen

d)

Incision of intestine

46.

Nurse Mark is unsure of a child’s allergy status before giving medication. The best action is:

a)

Verify first with parent

b)

Proceed since dose is small

c)

Ask co-nurse

d)

Delay until shift ends

47.

A patient with hypertension reports taking herbal supplements. The nurse should:

a)

Ask what herbs are used and possible side effects

b)

Ignore unless symptoms appear

c)

Advise stopping all medication

d)

Encourage doubling antihypertensive dose

48.

During patient education, the most effective way to verify understanding is to:

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49.

A 9-year-old post-fracture complains of tight cast and tingling. The nurse should:

a)

Loosen cast and inform physician

b)

Elevate limb and notify physician

c)

Apply ice only

d)

Observe next shift

50.

Nurse Bea observes a colleague charting vital signs not taken. The best ethical response is:

a)

Report the incident according to protocol

b)

Ignore it

c)

Confront in public

d)

Do the same