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Refresher Session Knowledge Check

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is it important to understand urinalysis and ABG/VBG recordings?

a)

Because they are needed for understanding why results are abnormal

b)

Because they help in diagnosing and monitoring patient health

c)

Because they are only used in research

d)

Because they are not relevant in clinical practice

2.

What is the purpose of using a NEWS 2 chart?

a)

To record observations accurately

b)

To calculate medication dosages

c)

To measure patient height

d)

To record dietary habits

3.

What should you do if results are not within the normal range?

a)

Ignore the results

b)

Take the correct action

c)

Wait for another test

d)

Record the results without action

4.

What is the normal range for adult blood pressure (BP)?

a)

90/60-120/80

b)

80/40-110/70

c)

100/80-140/90

d)

120/90-160/100

5.

Which of the following is the normal range for adult respiratory rate?

a)

12-20bpm

b)

5-10bpm

c)

20-30bpm

d)

25-35bpm

6.

What is the normal range for body temperature in degrees Celsius?

a)

36-37.5

b)

34-35

c)

38-39.5

d)

32-33.5

7.

What is the normal daily urine output for a healthy adult?

a)

800-2000mls/day

b)

200-500mls/day

c)

2500-3500mls/day

d)

100-400mls/day

8.

What is the normal range for blood glucose levels in mmol/l?

a)

4.0-7.0 mmol/l

b)

1.0-3.0 mmol/l

c)

7.5-10.0 mmol/l

d)

10.0-15.0 mmol/l

9.

Observations are performed to provide an idea of the extent of which of the following?

a)

Disability/disease

b)

Financial status

c)

Social skills

d)

Educational background

10.

Why might observations be important after therapeutic interventions?

a)

To assess the response to the interventions

b)

To determine the patient's favorite food

c)

To schedule recreational activities

d)

To measure room temperature

11.

Which of the following best describes a purpose of performing observations related to physiology?

a)

For trends in physiology

b)

For trends in geography

c)

For trends in literature

d)

For trends in fashion

12.

How can observations help in managing a patient's health over time?

a)

By identifying trends in physiology

b)

By organizing social events

c)

By decorating the hospital room

d)

By choosing television programs

13.

At which of the following times are patient records typically documented?

a)

Arrival to the Emergency Department (ED)

b)

After discharge from the hospital

c)

Only during surgery

d)

Only at the time of birth

14.

Which of the following is a reason for recording patient information before a procedure?

a)

For preoperative assessment

b)

To schedule a hospital tour

c)

To order cafeteria food

d)

To assign parking spaces

15.

What is the minimum frequency of monitoring required for a patient with a NEWS 2 score of 0?

a)

Minimum 12 hourly

b)

Minimum 4-6 hourly

c)

Minimum 1 hourly

d)

Continuous monitoring of vital signs

16.

If a patient has a NEWS 2 score of 7 or more, what is the expected time frame for assessment?

a)

Within 30 minutes

b)

Within 60 minutes

c)

Within 2 hours

d)

Within 12 hours

17.

Which of the following is a possible clinical response for a patient with 3 in 1 single parameter on the NEWS 2 chart?

a)

Think could this be Sepsis

b)

No action required

c)

Discharge the patient

d)

Only continue routine monitoring

18.

Why is it important to communicate effectively with your partner during observation practice?

a)

To ensure accurate recording and understanding of observations

b)

To avoid doing any work

c)

To confuse your partner

d)

To make the process longer

19.

What chart should you review to refresh your knowledge about stool types?

a)

Bristol stool chart

b)

Glasgow coma scale

c)

Apgar score chart

d)

BMI chart